Melissa Bonny, the Swiss singer best known as the founder and vocalist of Ad Infinitum, has released a live video for “Snow on Mars”. The track is taken from her upcoming live album “Live from the Apocalypse”, which is set for release on 1 November 2026.
The video was directed by Mirko Witzki and produced by Witzki Visions, with Sebastian Pielnik, Vincent De Fallois and Witzki sharing duties as directors of photography. Make up and costumes came from Kami Zero. The audio was mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen, with Jakob Krickau working as front of house engineer. The material was shot at Rusty Reel Studios.
Thirteen Tracks on One Album
“Live from the Apocalypse” collects 13 songs across the album. The track list runs from “I’m a Monster” and “Snake Bite” through “Devil On My Tongue”, “The Teeth Of My Thieves”, “Afterglow”, “Highs and Lows”, “Crescent Moon Interlude”, “Spellbound”, “Cherry Red Apocalypse”, “I Don’t Like You”, “Oh no!” and “Mama, Let Me Go”, before closing with “Snow On Mars”.
On the recording, Bonny is joined by Max van Esch on guitar, Siebe Sol Sijpkens on bass and synth, and Morten Løwe Sørensen on drums.
A Mezzo-Soprano Across Four Bands
Bonny, born on 23 January 1993, sings in a mezzo-soprano range and also uses guttural techniques, switching between clean and harsh vocals within songs. She formed Ad Infinitum in Montreux in 2018 and writes lyrics and composes for the band, which has released four studio albums through Napalm Records: “Chapter I: Monarchy” in 2020, “Chapter II: Legacy” in 2021, “Chapter III: Downfall” in 2023 and “Abyss” in 2024.
Her career began in a cover band around her hometown before she joined the symphonic folk metal band Evenmore in 2012, recording one EP and one album with them. From 2015 to 2021 she fronted Rage of Light, a project that signed to Napalm Records and released an EP and a studio album. She is also the vocalist of The Dark Side of the Moon and has recorded and toured with acts such as Kamelot, Feuerschwanz and Rock Meets Classic.
“Live from the Apocalypse” arrives on 1 November 2026.
