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Even without its accompanying psychotropic video, a mixed-media crazed cacophony masterminded by Davide Di Saro<\/a><\/strong>, the song “Faith” by Ronley Teper and The Lipliners<\/a><\/strong> is a very curious creature. It has a magical fairy princess vocal that innocently winds its way into the subconscious — “here comes faith, like a river to the soul,” while the music slowly builds into an ‘everything-but-the-kitchen-sink circus tent orchestra with a choral accompaniment of woodland hippies. The video itself, comprised of pencil and water color drawings, flash animation and 3D graphics, has a kind of Beatles ‘Yellow Submarine’ vibe, though perhaps with just a tinge of madness.<\/p>\n