Starry Venus’ “Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix)” arrives as far more than a conventional music video. Released on September 24th, 2026, the official visual transforms Eric Kupper’s organic trance remix into a cinematic short film about connection, remembrance, renewal, and the rediscovery of an inner spark. Written, filmed, and edited by Starry Venus herself, the project places electronic music within the breathtaking natural landscapes of Sedona, Arizona, creating a visual world where dance, spirituality, environmental consciousness, and human emotion move together. From its opening atmosphere to its increasingly energetic sequences, the film presents the idea that healing can begin through something as simple and instinctive as movement, light, and the decision to feel again.
At the heart of the story is a spark that travels through three generations, represented by Anastasia, Chiron, and Gaia, with Regulus helping carry its energy forward. Each character contributes to the film’s wider exploration of loss and reconnection, giving the visual narrative a sense of mythology without losing its emotional accessibility. Anastasia represents purity and remembrance of nature, while Chiron embodies a wounded young spirit beginning to rediscover himself. Gaia carries the ancient memory of the Earth, creating a bridge between personal healing and the larger natural world. Regulus adds another dimension to this journey, helping the spark continue its passage. Rather than treating these characters as simple narrative figures, Starry Venus uses them as symbolic expressions of different stages of awakening.
The disco ball becomes one of the film’s most memorable visual elements, functioning as a representation of Venus herself and a physical vessel for light. Carried through forests and streams, it catches the sunlight and scatters bright reflections across trees, water, and human skin. This imagery gives physical form to the song’s central question, “Do you feel that spark inside, in you, in me, in us?” The natural surroundings of Sedona and Cornville reinforce the symbolism, with red rock formations, greenery, flowing water, and open landscapes providing an organic alternative to the darker environments often associated with electronic music videos. The contrast between muted, shadowed passages and increasingly saturated, sunlit imagery also mirrors the emotional movement from isolation toward liberation.
Eric Kupper’s remix supplies the film with an unmistakable physical pulse. Built around a driving four-on-the-floor rhythm, punchy kick drum, shimmering hi-hats, synth bass, warm disco-influenced piano stabs, and rising electronic textures, the production gives the visual narrative constant forward momentum. Starry Venus’ vocal performance moves naturally within this arrangement, shifting between intimate passages and expansive hooks that elevate the song’s emotional message. The editing responds closely to the music, with sharper cuts and bursts of light accompanying rhythmic peaks while slower movement allows the more atmospheric moments to breathe. By connecting the choreography, camera movement, water imagery, and editing rhythm to the musical structure, the film makes the remix feel physically present on screen.
The final movement brings the concept fully onto the dance floor, where Starry Venus appears alongside dancers representing the “Variations of Venus,” presenting diverse expressions of feminine consciousness. Here, dancing becomes more than performance. It becomes an act of freedom, embodiment, remembrance, and reconnection. The journey from destruction back toward life ultimately leads to movement, suggesting that the body itself can become a place where forgotten energy is recovered. This makes the film’s message particularly effective because it does not simply ask its audience to understand the spark intellectually. It invites them to experience it through rhythm, imagery, and physical sensation.
Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix) Is A Cinematic Celebration Of Light, Renewal, Connection, Dance, And The Awakening Of Humanity’s Inner Spark
~ Faithfulness (Dulaxi Team)
The project also reflects the breadth of Starry Venus’ creative identity. Based in Sedona, she works across filmmaking, music production, vocals, and multiple instruments, remaining deeply involved from writing and performance through directing, filming, editing, and scoring. Her internationally screened microfilm “Starborn,” which has appeared at more than 80 festivals, and her award-winning album “SOUL” further demonstrate an artistic practice built around merging cinematic and musical expression. Alongside violinist and collaborator Kira Mele, she co-founded OMWE Productions in 2025, extending that vision into transformative music, film, and live experiences. With “Do You Feel It (Eric Kupper Remix),” that multidisciplinary approach becomes especially vivid, turning an award-winning song into a visual journey where light, nature, electronic energy, and human connection converge. The result is an expressive celebration of awakening that ultimately returns to the simplest invitation of all: feel the spark, step into the light, and dance.
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