I really like how you establish an outside perspective through the presence of a recording. There is no mania in the sense of energy, but there is an element of crazy in that the perspective almost forces an eerie disconnect with reality, as if we are seeing the scene through someone's mind. The clouds and pinkish hue all lend to that impressionistic style. In addition to that, it's quite beautiful in a dreamy, foreboding way.
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Thanks for the kind words :)
The mania did come a little short in my cover. But you're right, the perspective through the camera does give it an eerie feeling. Paired with how unusually close the moon appears it's kind of surreal. Almost like an end of the world scenario. It's not energetic, it's calm, but sort of threatening.
Man you don't fail at putting something into words, thanks for the comment <3