The first live recording of this song came out before the music video, and no one expected the vampire theme. It is a great love song!!! Cool choice for a wedding song.
If you had watched the credits you would have seen how much input Dimash had on the whole video plus he wrote the song. He is soooo creative, You never know what you will get next.
H GRACIAS POR REACCIONAR A ESTE HERMOSISIMO VIDEO YO SIN MENTIR LO HE VISTO 150 VECES Y NO ME CANSARE ES UNICOOOOOOOOOOO Y HERMOSO.SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA
👉 Dimash does it again and again. He surprises us every time. I love his versatility and creativity, his wonderful voice. It doesn't fit into any box and I love that. It never gets boring. I like the moment in the video when he smiles sensually cheeky at us, his dears, as if to say: 'Look at me and scream and rage.' I'm going to seduce this pretty blonde now... because I can! ' The two voices that come out of the scratchy gramophone are the original recordings of the LAKME flower duet from 1915 with two Russian sopranos (Maria Mikhailova (1864-1943) (soprano, interpreting Lakmé) and Antonina Panina (1870-1941) (mezzo-soprano, interpreting Mallika) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-91h-O_80Zq8.html In the Dimash News it is written: On February 26, 2024 in Istanbul, Dimash Qudaibergen presented a music video for a new work “When I’ve got you”. The premiere took place as part of a press conference held by the artist in connection with his upcoming solo concert in Turkiye. The main idea of the clip belongs to Dimash and the MV’s director Galym Asylov: “A world-famous artist, who leads a very private lifestyle, decided to give his first open interview. The young journalist chosen by him goes to the meeting in great excitement, immensely worried and tormented by the question: “What if?…”. The woman’s vivid imagination suggests a mysterious image of the main character and plunges her into a mystical story. “Everyone knows that Dimash is a kind and simple person. Not much is known about his personal life, he does not often appear in the media space and does not give particularly personal interviews. We wanted to present the artist from a slightly different side, in a “book”, fictionalized image”, - shared the director. Galym Assylov and Zhanibek Gusmanov - the second director of the project and line producer say that the shooting process was very interesting, it took place in Almaty. A creative team of more than 70 people worked on the clip with the involvement of specialists from China. It was there that the costume of the main character was sewn and together with Kazakhstan specialists created the whole image of the artist. The casting was not simple enough: many actresses and models were tried for the role of the main character and other characters. Three locations were used in the clip, and the search for ancient culture was not an easy task. In a creative atmosphere, a large international team tried to create a mysterious story in every element of the interior, in every detail of the costume, in every frame. The composition itself was written by Dimash. The author of the lyrics was Candice Kelly. The co-writer of the lyrics, co-producer, orchestrator and arranger was Dmytro Gordon. “Working with Dimash is a dream for many, and I felt extremely honored and privileged that he has entrusted me to work on this song with him. It felt like a great responsibility, as “When I’ve Got You” was a step into a new direction for Dimash as an artist, and it was also something different for his core audience. Dimash told me that for some time, he wanted a track on the verge of blues, jazz, rock, and r&b, and my suggestion was to make it sound fresh and edgy - something raw but beautiful, something truly unexpected. That has resulted in a blend of some heavy drums, electric guitars and piano together with the orchestra, synthesizers, harmonica, and even a choir. We wanted the song to sound groovy, cinematic, epic, and bold. No holding back!,” shared Dmytro Gordon. (Dimash News) * The new video for the song “When I’ve got you” has gained more than 600 thousand views in a few days. Dimash said: “It is impossible to convey the emotions at the moment when you perform a new composition for the first time with words. I can probably only be understood by artists or composers, I can’t explain it in words right now. When I see the feedback, that’s probably the moment when I become one of the happiest people in the world. Because everything I do is only to please my audience”. Dimash Kudaibergen. Press conference 26.02.24, Istanbul, Turkiye. * When I've got you (on stage dec, 2023 Honkong) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t_8WUUAUFWw.html (Fan video) * Best soundcheck ever (10.07.2024) - When I’ve Got You - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AOdiEU8v-7U.html
It's fun to watch the fan cams of this song when it first came out, before any of us saw the MV. Very different vibe. I love the MV, but they are completely different experiences. ❤
Yes! Before the official video it seemed like an Elvis-type love song. Only Dimash can make two completely different songs with the same music! He is unique!!
I find it amazing that when he performs music that is more complex and creative, you're not so inclined to like it but when he does mainstream, more mediocre pop music like this you are impressed! Well, there's plenty more where that came from so I think you ought to check out these more mainstream Dimash songs (mostly in the form of music videos): Go Go Power Rangers, Smoke, Be with Me, Golden, Couldn't Leave, Give Me Your Love.
For the absurdity you write many times in your ridiculous comments in this case is very clear that you don't know of what you write,what is mainstream,and what is mediocre pop music..But from who like you is not a real and true dear of Dimash and don't support Dimash and his work i can only expect wrong and stupid opinions..The Boss King Angel And The Living Legend Dimash
Our brains often prefer simple pop songs because they are predictable, familiar, and easy to process. These songs activate the brain’s reward system, releasing dopamine, which makes us feel good. Pop music’s straightforward emotions and catchy hooks make it enjoyable with minimal mental effort, leading to a satisfying and stress-relieving experience. Complex music, while rewarding in other ways, requires more cognitive resources and is less immediately accessible.
@@ordinaryvalley That seems like an excellent explanation to me. I only wish more music listeners had "more cognitive resources" because that would serve Dimash better than he has been served to date.
Since Dimash composed it, it means that he also likes such songs. There is a lot of complexity and technical difficulties in all of Dimash's songs. You probably don't notice them and that's why you say that this song and other pop songs are simple, average. Maybe you are impressed by acrobatic songs, and then you think that you are so cool and other people are simpletons because they like something different than you. I love Dimash's pop songs. Although they also have a difficult composition, the sung part is easier to repeat. You probably don't know that a song is also an art form, and art cannot be compared. With one sentence, you insulted Dimash (who has never criticized anyone and accepts any creativity) and people who listen to different music than you. Every artist expresses himself in his works, we can like them or not, but we can't say that something is worse. There is nothing better or worse in art. There is only different.