Ever since highlighting Swiss-Italian talent Bellini Boy as our Sound of the Week for his debut EP Impulsivo, we have been completely hooked on his body-driven pop vision. Co-produced with Berlin’s Gaspar Narby, his work masterfully balances club sweat with raw sensuality. Today, KALTBLUT is thrilled to exclusively premiere the official music video for “Vieni”, an amazing track paired with an intoxicating visual that I instantly fell in love with.
Written directly from physical instinct, “Vieni” is an uninhibited, unapologetic ode to the carnal act itself. Across sleek electronic pulses and infectious melodies, Bellini Boy maps out the full arc of intimacy: the charged silence of initial flirtation, the rush of submission and dominance, and the euphoric release of orgasm. It plays as an open love letter to sex in its purest, most liberated form, whether shared for a single transcendent night or carried through a lifetime partnership.
A film by @lcprn & @bellini_boy
“‘Vieni’ is a song that speaks very explicitly about sex and, above all, how much I love it,” Bellini Boy shares. “I always write my songs from the body, whether through personal experiences, sensations, or physical states. Over the past few years, I’ve come to realise just how much sexuality remains a taboo subject, despite the fact that we live in an extremely sexualised consumer society. I find this contradiction quite fascinating.”
For the visual piece, Bellini Boy dismantles rigid queer tropes by weaving together Bauhaus-inspired geometry with the leather-clad underground of late-1980s sex clubs. Rather than leaning on cold detachment, the video injects an essential dose of tenderness into the BDSM universe. Domination and physical power meet quiet delicacy, subverting traditional hierarchies of control. The aesthetic is anchored by a custom leather-and-chains garment designed by Barcelona-based talent Francisco Alcazar, which frames the performer’s body as a sculpted site of defiance and pleasure.
Bold, tactile, and thoroughly captivating, “Vieni” proves once again why Bellini Boy is carving out one of the most exciting, vital spaces in contemporary queer pop.
Directed by lcp & @bellini_boy
Assistant: Clara Racine
Choreography & Movement Direction: Bellini Boy
Dancers: Lukas Ynga, Onaquel & Marce Martinez
Leather outfit & harnesses: CURB Atelier – designed by Francisco Alcazar
Leather jacket: @soy.arpia
Makeup: @bellini_boy
Film production: LCPRN
Music & Lyrics: @gasparnarby & @bellini_boy
Music Production: @gasparnarby
