The video clip for the song takes you literally to another world. It is a completely white-coloured interior of a gigantic tower, which is situated in the midst of a black ocean. A breeding machine is working there normally spawning an evergrowing population of soulless clones. As an abnormality Sonique comes out of one of the cocoons and is keeping caught and monitored on a sort of surgery bed (see CD cover). But she dreams of escaping to a better place somewhere outside the tower. She manages to cross the crowd of clones and dives into the boundless black ocean of freedom. Sonique appears in the video clip as an athletic cyborg clone dancing and even flying through the scenes. One of the clones can follow her and makes way for conquering that black world. Sonique tries to fight against it.  

Based on the biblical tower of Babylon, that white one sym-
bolises the major record companies and the clones stand for their generic pop acts. The black world means the artistic freedom in a subculture. The invasion by the clones stands for the commercial exploitation of the underground scene.  

Hamansutra

The costume Sonique wears in the video clip and the white clone's outfit was developed by internationally recognized fashion designer Haman- sutra. He was born in Teheran (Iran), was raised in New York and has studied in Germany and England. He lives in Germany now and has also German citizenship. See one of his