It’s been a couple of hectic weeks since we last posted, but we are ready to share our list of Ten Amazing Videos released in December 2019. We will be back shortly with our Best Of lists for 2019, but in the meantime, please be patient. We are doing the best we can. Without further adieu, here we go.
Our first video was technically released on Black Friday, but we didn’t know about it until mid-December. We have featured the band previously when we reviewed their album, and love their retro classic rock sound. Here is Tombstones in Their Eyes with “Maybe Someday,” the title track.
Next up is the head-banging sound of Wilmette, as they sing about “Carol from HR.” This band has all the makings of a long and successful career ahead of them, and we want you to jump on their bandwagon now.
Next up is an amazing guitar instrumental video by Brady Novotny, a true guitar hero, which has some of the most beautiful cinematography we have seen this year. He shifts from rock guitar to flamenco acoustic, and even features the vocals of his wife, Jenn. Feel the passion of his “Ancient Romance.”
One of our favorite K-POP bands, Monsta X, joins with Latin sensation, Sebastián Yatra, on a unique animated video for their monster hit, “Magnetic.” We bet this one will be going on your favorites lists.
Our fifth video is a tongue in cheek PSA from the creative mind of Gabe Mouer, aka Patternist, entitled “Feature’s Dead, Angela.” We love the upbeat sound of the band and the creative genius in the video. Let us know what you think.
Let’s take a break from our list for a future hit. We fell in love with Lisa Lambe when she was a part of Celtic Woman, and now that she’s gone solo, we love her even more. Check out her latest song, “Tiny Devotions.” We think you’ll fall in love with her too.
We start our second five videos with the latest from Earwig Studio artists Suitcase. Check out their innovative video for “Super Knife” and jam out to their incredible indie rock sound.
Sexual harassment is still alive and the latest video from Lloren confronts the issue head-on. Check out “Warriors.”
Next up is a stunning and visually breathtaking video from Canadian Tim Baker for his ballad “The Eighteenth Hole.” This one is strangely soothing and we think it deserves your attention. It was filmed in Newfoundland, and we suddenly want to visit.
Our ninth video is from The Weeklings, a Beatles tribute band, and features an intro by Peter Noone of Herman’s Hermits. It is a remarkable cover of The Easybeats‘ classic tune, “Friday On My Mind,” and it brings back great memories of the 60’s. You bet you’ll dig this one.
Our final video is a stylish lyric video that uses text balloons to convey the lyrics. It is the latest from Irene Diaz about modern day dating trials and tribulations. Check out “Another Observer.”