Wendy (Mao Remix)

Wendy (Mao Remix) (2026)

Mao’s electronic reworking of Delta V’s “Wendy”, filmed in Tokyo by Nicolas Fransolet. From daylight into night, with no characters and no story, the camera follows a metropolis in constant motion, where proximity and connection almost never coincide.

Official music video for “Wendy (Remix)”, the electronic reinterpretation of the Delta V track by Italian singer-songwriter Mao, released on 31 July 2026 as the closing chapter of the album “In fatti ostili RMX”. Mao’s remix holds the voice back for almost two minutes while the arrangement circles and expands, projecting the original songwriting into a nocturnal and rarefied space. Directed by Brussels-born, Montreal-based filmmaker Nicolas Fransolet and shot entirely in Tokyo, the film has no protagonist and no narrative. It follows the city through a single arc of hours, from daylight into night, moving inside the flow of streets, stations and suburbs. The images are observed rather than staged: what appears on screen is what happened in front of the lens. What emerges is the portrait of a place at once distant and familiar, where the vast scale of the metropolis and the smallness of individual gestures inhabit the same frame. Proximity and connection almost never coincide.

Date of release
2026-07-31
TMDB
10.0 / 10 (1)
Runtime
5m
Genres
Documentary, Music
Director
Nicolas Fransolet

Casting

Interesting facts

  • Filmed in: Tokyo

"Wendy" (Remix) is a remix produced by Italian singer-songwriter Mao of the song "Wendy" by the Italian band Delta V, included on the remix album In fatti ostili RMX, released by Universal Music Italia on 31 July 2026.

Background

The collaboration between Delta V and Mao is part of an ongoing artistic relationship developed over several years and reinforced through recurring live and studio interactions. During the tour supporting In fatti ostili, Mao served as opening act for the band, contributing to a renewed creative exchange that traces back to the 1990s Italian alternative music scene.

Their artistic connection dates back to earlier collaborations, including Mao's contribution as lyricist and performer on "La mia cosa", featured on Delta V's album Psychobeat, as well as his appearance in the music video for "Il primo giorno del mondo", alongside Angela Baraldi and Garbo.

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