We hope you enjoyed our Ten Great Singles article yesterday, which we are following up with our Ten Amazing Videos today. We had a wonderful New Year’s Day, watching the Rose Bowl parade and then heading off to the theater for the IMAX showing of Aquaman – what an amazing movie. That was the best superhero movie we have ever seen. Marvel could learn a few things from DC.
Our first video this month is from one of our favorite indie country bands, the Redhead Express. It is also one of the most patriotic videos we have ever seen, and a fitting tribute to one of their major influences, Walk Off the Earth, after the death of Mike Taylor, The Beard Guy. Here’s their cover of “Home We’ll Go.”
Next up is a blues rock smoker from The Spear Shakers, featuring the incredible guitar licks of Kelly Richey and perfect drums by Sherri McGee. We think this one creates the perfect start to this “back to work” day. Enjoy “Something’s Going On.”
Our third video is a beautiful cover of the Christmas classic, “O Holy Night” by the alter-ego of the Redhead Express. Check out the beautiful cinematography and the stunning vocal harmonies of the PaperDolls, who recently performed at the White House Christmas party.
Our next video is from an up and coming hip-hop artist named Strick, a native of North Carolina now residing in Las Vegas. Check out his latest track, “Slime Neighbors.”
Video number five comes to us via Send to Media for electro-pop artist Kitzi. It is her debut release and we think it proves this young lady has a future in the business. Check out “armadilla.”
Our second five kicks off with the soaring vocals of Milo Milone and her German neo-soul/R&B band Rhonda. Set in a bar, various people sing Karoake to their single “I Couldn’t Say Yes.” We’re happy to say yes to this amazing band.
We follow that one up with the latest from Justin Salter. We love the comedy and the sound of this video, which features the lovely Bella Muse, and think you will likewise enjoy “You and Me.”
Our eighth video features the dreamy and sweet vocals of Maggie Lindermann and her incredible song, “Would I.” If the question refers to whether we want more from this artist, the answer is a resounding yes.
Our next video also features stunning cinematography and the sweet sound of Australian Klara Zubonja. We love the intricacies of the music on “The Winds of Life,” and think you will too. Please let us know what you think about his artist.
We close out this month with the latest from another Australian artist, Cap Carter. We love his vocals and the beautiful cinematography of “Thrill.” Definitely check him out.