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“Sacrificed” is a raw, cinematic rock release by Hybris that explores the cost of love, obsession, and the pieces of ourselves we lose along the way. Set within a stylized dive bar, the project unfolds through a Tarantino-esque hitman narrative, where band members double as enforcers in a ritualistic act of reckoning, paired with a Scorsese-inspired sense of crime, consequence, and inevitability. Blending gritty performance with symbolic storytelling, the video transforms heartbreak into a physical, looping confrontation. Recognized with Best Music Video at the Best Shorts Competition and named a Finalist at the California Music Video & Film Awards, “Sacrificed” stands as a bold fusion of music, cinema, and atmosphere.

WINNER: Best Short Competition

FINALIST: California Music Video and Film Awards

“Delulu Girl” is a dreamy, cinematic release by Hybris that pulls viewers into the intoxicating world of fantasy, romance, and youthful obsession. Set within a retro-inspired universe of wonder, the music video follows Lover Boy as he is swept into the enchanting chaos of Delululand, a place where love feels larger than life and reality bends into imagination. Blending whimsical storytelling with nostalgic visuals, the project unfolds into a charming meet cute that blossoms into a surreal journey of falling in love and discovering the person of your dreams.

Shot in sunny Florida and starring Rachel Cabrera alongside Jose Villanova as Lover Boy, “Delulu Girl” captures the magic of desire through vibrant aesthetics, charm, and cinematic fantasy. Recognized for its creative vision, the video was awarded Best Music Video at the 19th Annual SoCal Film Festival, cementing its place as a standout fusion of music, storytelling, and dreamlike atmosphere.

WINNER: 19th Annual SoCal Film Festival

“Do You Love Me?” is a haunting, cinematic release by Hybris that explores the emotional spiral of doubt, uncertainty, and hesitation that can consume a relationship. Driven by raw vulnerability and atmospheric tension, the music video captures the fragile space between desire and fear, where unanswered questions echo louder than truth. As emotions intensify, the project unfolds as a visual descent into overthinking, longing, and the need for reassurance.

Shot against the backdrop of an approaching storm in Tampa, Clearwater, and Plant City, the video uses turbulent skies, moody landscapes, and charged imagery to mirror the chaos within. Blending striking performance visuals with symbolic storytelling, “Do You Love Me?” transforms inner conflict into a powerful cinematic experience. The result is a bold and emotionally resonant fusion of music, atmosphere, and narrative depth.