Keep Dreaming - VR Immersive Music Video Experience

Описание: The official VR 180 3D music video for "Keep Dreaming" by the Church of Loops, from the upcoming EP "Lost & Found."
This was a perfect collaboration between The Church of Loops, McLarty Films and Tracy Mon.
This video can be viewed in stunning life like immersive VR with the use of an Oculus MetaQuest VR headset or viewed in 2D with the YouTube mobile app.

Song: Keep Dreaming
Album: Lost & Found
Band: The Church of Loops
Director: Carl McLarty
Release Date: November 26, 2025

Words and music by: Jonathan Rice and Brian Simon
All vocals, instrumentation, production, and mixing by: The Church of Loops

© 2025, The Church of Loops, all rights reserved

More links here
https://thecol.my.canva.site/
   / @thechurchofloops4510  
https://thechurchofloops.bandcamp.com...
The Church of Loops
  / thechurchofloops  
Model Tracy Mon
  / tracy.xh.mon  
McLarty Films
  / mclartyfilms  

Band Description:
Welcome to the Church of Loops! On November 13th, 2021, an Englishman and an American got together for a music practice in Taipei, Taiwan. After agonizing for a few minutes over what kind of music they should be making together, they decided to release all expectations and just have some fun having a jam. One of them hit record and went to the bathroom; when he came out the music had already begun.
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Legal Disclaimer: The Church of Loops is not a religious organization, nor are we affiliated in any way with any religion. By following us and/or listening to our music, you will (probably) not achieve enlightenment, Nirvana, or a ticket to Heaven. There are no crystals, crosses, or candles required in the enjoyment of our music. You do not need to become vegetarian (although you should probably cut back on the donuts and crisps). We neither condone nor condemn the use of substances while listening to our music, but if you go on a nice trip, please send us a postcard.


We've teamed up again with Carl at McLarty films to create this unique VR musical experience. While it's not exactly what you might think of as a traditional music video, we think you'll enjoy it a lot nonetheless. It's best viewed through VR goggles of course, but if you don't have a VR headset, you can just move your phone around or use the navigation button on a computer to see all 180 degrees of loveliness.

Special thanks to our favorite water nymph, Tracy, for bringing the perfect energy for this project!