ARTIST: Peter Gabriel

CREATOR: Diego Borrillo

SONGS: Various

Video info:

‘Unconditional Love’ is a documentary born from intuition, during a transformative journey to El Durazno, Villa Yacanto, Córdoba, Argentina.

With no script and no preconceived idea, filmmaker Diego Borrillo began to record everything he felt with his video camera. He didn’t know why, or for what purpose. There was only an inner voice telling him: “just record.” And so he did.

Some time later, upon returning from his journey and reviewing that intuitive archive, a new surprise emerged: every image, every fragment, seemed to align perfectly with the songs of Peter Gabriel, whose music had accompanied the entire process in a magical and deeply synchronised way.

This piece invites us to release control and trust the timing of life. To understand that the invisible guides us, that nature teaches us, and that unconditional love is our natural vibration.

The video is fully set to the music of Peter Gabriel, creating a powerful bond between image and sound, emotion and vibration.

Subtitled and interpreted by: María Escobar Aguiar

Reviewed by: Diego Borrillo

Creative process acknowledgements: Peter Gabriel, Héctor and Marisa “Ahimsa”, Mariela Fernández, Facundo “Sueños de ruta”, Sergio Parma, Juan José Berardone, Fátima Chediak Riccio, Barrio “El Faro” (El Durazno), Valentín Borrillo, Walter Escalante.

Song info:

‘Unconditional Love’ features various songs by or performed by Peter Gabriel.

The Book Of Love
i/o (Bright-Side Mix) 
Playing For Time (Dark Side Mix)
Solsbury Hill 
Olive Tree (Bright-Side Mix)
Panopticom (Bright-Side Mix)
Playing For Time (Dark-Side Mix) 
In Your Eyes 
Love Can Heal (Bright-Side Mix) 
Come Talk to Me
Come Talk to Me (live)
Sledgehammer
Washing of the Water
Mercy Street (New Blood Orchestra  Live in London 2012)
Four Kinds of Horses (Bright-Side Mix)
Biko
San Jacinto (New Blood Version Instrumental)
This Is Home (Dark-Side Mix)
So Much (Dark-Side Mix)
Here Comes the Flood (Guitar Center Sessions)
Road To Joy (Bright-Side Mix)
Blood Of Eden
Blood Of Eden (live)
My Body Is a Cage
Shock The Monkey
Live and Let Live (Dark-Side Mix)
The Court (Dark-Side Mix)
Digging in the Dirt
Digging in the Dirt (Back to Front / Live)
Red Rain (Growing Up Live)
Don't Give Up
And Still (Bright-Side Mix) 
Philadelphia

All songs words and music by Peter Gabriel, published by Real World Music Ltd. / Sony Music Publishing, except The Book of Love written by Stephin Merritt, published by Notting Hill Music (UK) Ltd, My Body Is A Cage written by Win Butler, Régine Chassagne, Richard Parry, Tim Kingsbury, William Butler, Jeremy Gara, published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd and Philadelphia written by Neil Young, published by Jubilee Music Ltd.

ARTIST: Peter Gabriel

CREATOR: Arielko

SONG: We Do What We're Told (Milgram’s 37)FROM: So

Video info:

Created entirely from images and videos in midjourney, this video takes its cue from the song’s title and points to the fact that we are constantly being told what to do, by the multitude of signs and buttons we are confronted with. The video ends with where this is all leading us, and ultimately with our inherent choice and responsibility of what to do about it. Just like the subjects of Milgram’s famous experiment, we need to decide.

Song info:

We Do What We’re Told (Milgram’s 37) is a track taken from Peter Gabriel's album So, released in May 1986.

Words and music by Peter Gabriel. Produced by Daniel Lanois and Peter Gabriel.

Published by Real World Music Ltd. / Sony Music Publishing.

‘In a way, with this track, I was trying to understand how we as a species do truly horrible and barbaric things to each other during situations like wartime. Originally I called it Milgram’s 37 and then it became We Do What We’re Told which was just the chorus repeated again and again. When we played it live, I used to ask people to sing along with the chorus. I think some people got the irony but not everyone.’
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ARTIST: Peter Gabriel

CREATOR: ALTER.LAB

SONG: San Jacinto FROM Peter Gabriel 4

Video info

The core idea of the video is the power of community. We sought to represent the spiritual experience of San Jacinto—the internal growth of a young person witnessing the disappearance of their community and territory—and, at the same time, the song's other great message: the importance of standing firm against the adversities of modern society.

We hope that the video not only captures this message but also reflects that its very creation is the result of a community process. We collectively shared ideas, tools, and workflows to create and assemble every single element. To achieve this, the use of generative tools was complemented by traditional animation and editing techniques.

We are honored to be part of the 5050 initiative, to build upon the important legacy of Peter Gabriel, and to join this community of incredible visual artists

Song info:

San Jacinto is a track taken from Peter Gabriel's fourth solo album, released in September 1982.

Words and music by Peter Gabriel. Produced by Peter Gabriel and David Lord.

Published by Real World Music Ltd. / Sony Music Publishing.

‘San Jacinto was more about… culture clash came up in a few of the lyrics, but between Native American and contemporary American. I’d noticed, whilst travelling around the West, the bits of Native American culture that had been absorbed into the motels or casinos or whatever it was. It started me thinking about it anyway and musically too I was trying to build on what I’d begun on a previous album with ‘systems’ approach and repeated motifs.’ - pg