Avicii Releases Levels Music Video

Levels may be my favorite song of 2011 but unfortunately I can't say the same about its music video. Perhaps it needs a few more views but as of right now, I don't get it. Not sure where Swedish DJ Avicii was headed with this one as the video really doesn't make much sense. But then again, what music video does make sense these days?

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Levels may be my favorite song of 2011, but I unfortunately can’t say the same about its music video. Perhaps it needs a few more views from me, but as of right now, I don’t get it. I’m not sure where Swedish DJ Avicii was headed with this one, seeing as how the video really doesn’t make much sense. But then again, what music video does make sense these days?

The song itself is an undeniable hit and has absolutely blown up. No matter how many times I listen to it it’s still as infectious and enjoyable as it was on my first listen. Avicii is arguably one of the most talented DJs in the world right now, and listening to his music is always a pleasure. I just wish this video was a little more, well, normal.

Either way, I love Levels, and if you enjoy the song as well, check out the official music video below. Let us know what you think in the comments.


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