MIN-t elevates ‘Hope’ with powerful music video

Berlin-based artist MIN-t shared the accompanying music video for her latest self-released single ‘Hope’, which landed on 27, March 2026. The striking video premiered on acclaimed tastemaker METAL Magazine. ‘Hope’ is the debut single from MIN-t’s forthcoming album Before The After which is slated for release on 8, May 2026. Since her move to Berlin in 2015 from Poland, MIN-t has supported globally-recognised artists such as HVOB, Angel Haze, Jess Glynne and Vitalic. She has also performed over 300 live shows at prominent festivals across Europe, including Reeperbahn Festival (DE), Off Festival (PL), Orange Warsaw Festival (PL), Open’er Festival (PL) and Y Not Festival (UK). Additionally, MIN-t embarked on a European tour last November with singer-songwriter Saya Noé and electronic pop producer OIEE, where they performed in Budapest, Prague, Berlin, Warsaw, Wrocław and Bochum. 

MIN-t, who is the creative alter ego of Martyna Kubicz, is a singer, songwriter, composer, producer and mix engineer, who graduated from the Berklee College of Music campus in Valencia, Spain after receiving a scholarship at the renowned institution. During her time at Berklee College of Music, she was the first Polish woman to be mentored by revered sound engineer and professor Susan Rogers, who is known for her work with Prince. MIN-t’s 2021 album Shot To Pieces was co-produced by acclaimed British producer, composer and guitarist Leo Abrahams, who has worked with the likes of Adele, Jon Hopkins, Brian Eno and Regina Spektor. 

MIN-t’s musical journey began at 7-years-old when she started studying classical piano, and spent 12 years at a music school in Wrocław, Poland. MIN-t also participated in children’s musical theatre as well as ballet, which formed a fertile foundation for her music career as she grew artistically and developed her sound. After discovering jazz, electronic music, pop and soul as a teenager, she started writing her own music at 16-years-old and began participating in bands. However, when she turned 18 she started learning how to produce music using Ableton, which cemented her path as an artist. Today, MIN-t describes her sound as genreless, as it’s a concoction of electronic music, pop and R’nB, while she draws inspiration from the likes of Aphex Twin, Autechre, Charli xcx, D’Angelo, FKA twigs and Aretha Franklin. 

‘Hope’, which is sure to entice fans of FKA twigs, Charli xcx and Sevdaliza, is a bold and powerful anthem that inspires listeners to keep holding on even in the darkest of times. The single was produced and mixed by MIN-t, mastered by Conor Dalton, with songwriting credits going to MIN-t and her sister Patrycja Kubicz. The accompanying video, which was directed by Feedz and funded by German NPO Initiative Musik, tackles the emotional impact of current geo-political events and the uncertainty that comes with it. With cinematography by Vanessa Linden, the video’s theme is further brought to life through cinematic fashion choices by stylist Gracja Janyga, who selected clothing from brands like Enfin Levé, W1P Studio and Luis Steigleder. The video opens with a gigantic explosion which takes place behind MIN-t as she sits regally, creating a sense of heightened anticipation. The video then alternates between shots of MIN-t and two dancers who symbolise inner-warriors, performing slick choreography by Luliia Vetiugova, as well as MIN-t performing ‘Hope’ live with co-ordinated flashing lights which create a sense of disorientation and excitement. The video also includes scenes of countless televisions stacked on top of one another as MIN-tstares at them in awe, alluding to propaganda from mainstream media. 

MIN-t told us: “Hope” is a visual reflection on the emotional reality of today. In a world filled with constant, often negative news, many of us feel overwhelmed and uncertain, especially within the current political climate. The video brings these feelings to the surface, showing images that once felt abstract but now feel very real.”