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Vena Klymo · Soft Spot

A quirky, colourful and darkly comic visual world gives Vena Klymo's playful clap-back single another way to be misunderstood on purpose.

Vena Klymo reflected in an ornate mirror in a playful western frame from Soft Spot
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ArtistVena Klymo
FormatMusic video · 3 min 42 sec
RelationshipProduced by Blue Dot Production
PlaceAustralia

01 / The idea

The weird girl next door answers back

Vena Klymo wrote Soft Spot quickly after hearing something that left her feeling mistaken and underestimated. The song carries that frustration without becoming heavy, turning the reaction into something upbeat, playful and sharp.

For the music video, Vena wanted a world that felt colourful, strange and not too serious, but still held a darker edge. Seventies housewife styling, cowboy references and deliberately cooked domestic ideas became the visual language she described as the weird girl next door.

Vena Klymo reflected in an ornate mirror in a playful western frame from Soft Spot
A quirky, colourful and darkly comic visual world gives Vena Klymo's playful clap-back single another way to be misunderstood on purpose.

02 / The production

Build one visual rule, then let the details misbehave

The production keeps the artist's personality at the centre. Styling, performance, colour and surreal objects all grow from the same playful premise, so the video can move between comedy and unease without feeling like unrelated references assembled around a track.

Lukman Syafiq Ibrahim's cinematography carries that balance through bright surfaces, heightened colour and images that allow the joke to remain visually precise.

03 / The finished work

A release world that belongs to the artist

The finished film gives Soft Spot a recognisable screen identity without flattening the song into a literal explanation. It extends Vena's playfulness, frustration and visual taste into a piece designed to stand beside the release rather than simply document it.

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