The Mersey Water Boys

I have adapted my narrative poem 'The Mersey Water Boys' to song lyrics. The piece set initially in 1969 and tells of two scousers working on a sewage farm which they accidentally set on fire. This initiates Greek God vengence and revenge by the pollution of the uk water system. In a fully abstract, artistic video that pulls viewers into a an initially optimistic mood and then darkens then into chaotic pollution and shareholders greed.
The concept hinges on bold, vibrant colour work (1960s, reds oranges to darker 1970s browns purples) muted tones and unmistakably surreal imagery—think floating shapes, impossible landscapes.

The finished piece should run roughly the length of the song (about four and a half minutes) and flow rhythmically with the beat. I’m open to how you realise the visuals. Key words, phrases from the lyrics could be effective as the lyrics are central. Maybe mixing the sound track in a vibrating guitar string like or jagged sound track shape. The track has a male and female lead singers with a chorus. Audio will be supplied in WAV; you handle everything visual, including any motion graphics, compositing, colour grading, and subtle effects sync.

Deliverables
• Final video in 4K MP4 (and a 1080p down-res).
• A 30-second teaser cut suitable for social media.
• Project/source files so I can archive or commission future edits.

Once we agree on a direction and cost I’ll share the song, a rough beat-synced storyboard, and reference images to guide the mood. Looking forward to collaborating on something visually unforgettable.