Juan Wauters Archives

Juan Wauters' beautiful, somber Who, Me? cut "This Is I" now has a strange, unsettling, and — in its own way — beautiful music video to go along with it. Described as "life so far, and the belief and disbelief that comes with it," the uncanny short documents a version of Wauters' life "or how he remembers — in the unexplainable poetry of a dream." The video opens with Wauters getting viciously attacked by a group of belt-wielding girls, coddled and healed by some kind-seeming women, and then sentenced to death by soccer. It's all very artful. Make sense of it below. https://www.youtube.com/embed/o4begi0evZs

Juan Wauters

Things Are Lookin’ Real Rough for Juan Wauters in the Artful ‘This Is I’ Video

Juan Wauters Is Ready for the World on ‘Who, Me?’

SPIN Singles Mix: Juan Wauters, Refused, George FitzGerald, and More

Juan Wauters Tries to Teach Mexico City Musicians His Song in ‘Asi No Mas’ Video

Juan Wauters Breaks From the Beets for Beautiful Folk Tune ‘Water’

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