Rhythmonyx Set To Unveil New Music Video 'Bones' At Gadoochi Brewery Video Release Party Saturday August 23, 2025
Written, recorded, produced, and mixed entirely in-house at the band's Invercargill CBD jam room, ' Bones' is a bold statement of independence, creativity, and homegrown talent.
Band member Rhys White said this is the first-full length video commissioned by the band and it's something that each member can be proud of.
'The initial goal was to record, produce, and mix the new song in house and keep the whole process as simple as possible, - something I realised very quickly that was almost impossible for a band of this size, but we persevered.'
'We blended produced drums, keys, and recorded bass with live sessions, and did it all in our jam room where we're most comfortable. That energy really comes through in the track.'
The music video was produced by local video production creatives Second Beer (Nick McGrath and James Wilkinson), who recently collaborated with Southland musician Lachie Hayes on his standout videos ' This River' and ' Subsatellite'. The ' Bones' video marks a powerful and artistic continuation of Southland's flourishing independent music scene.
'Second Beer Film and Production absolutely nailed it on this one— they're such a rad team to work with,' Rhys said.
Second Beer creative director Nick McGrath said conceiving the video was a great challenge, and one that evolved into a really inspiring collaborative experience.
'From our first listen, Bones was an atmospheric trip full of twists and turns,' Nick said.
'A big shout out to lead actors Lilly Ellison and Riley Smith; choreographer Tim Fletcher and his dancers; and to the wider Second Beer crew. Cheers also to the Southern Institute of Technology for their ongoing support, and to Rhythmonyx for entrusting us."
Featuring the first-ever screening of the ' Bones' music video, The Video Release Party will be hosted by PHX MC, with a live performance by Rhythmonyx and Second Beer will also discuss the video concept and production.
'It will be a full evening of good vibes and creativity at one of Invercargill's iconic craft beer venues'.
The track was mastered by the legendary Troy Kelly at The Armoury Studio in Wellington.
The track will be available for purchase on Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/rhythmonyx/1544634678 and available for streaming on all major platforms from August 23, 2025.
About Rhythmonyx
Formed around 2007, Rhythmonyx has steadily evolved into one of Southland's most dynamic and original live acts, known for their unique blend of genre-spanning grooves and community-driven creativity.
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