The Indies is very pleased to present Joseph Lawrence and the music video, directed by Jeremie Brivet, for his song titled My Church, My Lady.
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Joseph Lawrence - My Church, My Lady (Official Video)
The Indies is very pleased to once again present Chet Faker, with the animated/claymation music video directed by Alistair Nicholls, for the song titled I Wanna Try Something New.
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Chet Faker - I Wanna Try Something New (Official Music Video)
The Indies is pleased to present of 500 Year Flood and the music video for their song titled Honeysuckle Lips. Turn it up!
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500 Year Flood - Honeysuckle Lips (Official Music Video)
The Indies is very pleased to present Eric Kufs and the music videos for his songs titled Drop of Honey and Holding It Down, from his EP titled The Long. The music video for Drop of Honey was made by Adam Busch, Amber Benson, Angela Bettis & Tim Rutili and the Holding It Down music video was produced by Sunset Junction Media.
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Eric Kufs - Drop of Honey (Official Music Video)
Eric Kufs - Holding It Down (Official Music Video)
The Indies is very proud to present Lady Wray and the music video for her song titled Do It Again from her album titled Queen Alone, released on Big Crown Records.
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The Indies is very pleased to present singer, songwriter and recording artist Crissi Cochrane and the music video for her song influenced by the pandemic and subsequent lockdown titled Can We Go Back. The music video was directed by Soul Brother Mike.
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Crissi Cochrane - Can We Go Back (Official Music Video)
The Indies is very pleased to present the Tasmanian singer/songwriter named Asta and the music video for her song titled Want You To Know, directed by Yasmin Suteja. This is one of those songs worth pumping this through a real sound systems with a sub woofer, or high quality headphones, for laptop speakers were missing part of the frequency. Enjoy!
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The Indies is very pleased to present a tasty rock act from Liverpool England, known as The Heavy North, and the music videos for their songs titled Bring Me Love, Don't Wait For Me and Lying To Yourself. Both songs are from their debut EP titled Dive Bar Blues, set to be released Monday December 4, 2020. The EP will be available on limited edition individually-numbered 12" vinyl, limited to only 300 copies. The music was recorded, produced and mastered by Jose Ibanez at 3rd Planet Recording Studio in Liverpool, England. The music videos were directed by Dan Hewiston of Freakbeat Films.
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The Indies is very pleased to once again present the wonderful music by four sisters from Colorado known as SHEL, an acronym for Sarah (violin), Hannah (keys), Eva (lead vox) and Liza (percussion).
Below is the music video to their song titled Rainbow, which was directed by Directed by Kyle Rasmussen. Eva traveled to India to make the music video for Rainbow with a focus on raising much-needed funds and awareness for some of the world’s most vulnerable women. The sisters hope their partnership with locally run craft center Hope Springz will make a lasting impact. SHEL stated the following about the song:
"When an Indian woman becomes a widow, she faces abandonment by her family & rejection from larger society. Told that her existence represents death, she dons a white sari, & the bangles around her wrist are smashed. With your help, the women of Hope Springz are telling a new story. Join SHEL in restoring color and dignity to widows in Vrindavan, India by purchasing a handmade Rainbow bracelet at this link: ShelMusic.com/rainbow"
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Song and Music Video Production Credits Video produced by BlueShoe Media Directed by Kyle Rasmussen Assistant Director Keith Joy Rainbow written by SHEL and Verskotzi Produced by Verskotzi Additional production by Jordan Hamlin
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The Indies is very pleased to present a fantastic and unique group from Morocco known as Tarwa N-Tiniri and the music video for their song titled Ansuf from their debut album titled Azizdeg. The music video was directed by Marouane Hammou,
The meaning of the song, according to the band, is as follows:
”Ansuf” means "Welcome" in Moroccan Tamazight language. This video is about Amazigh traditions, their dressings (weddings and feast ...), happiness and about their guests. “Azizdeg” means cleaning your feelings and to see with the eye of truth which means uncovering the truth, removing the dust of some facts that exist and are real, and what we are facing in this world.
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The Indies is very pleased to present a hard rocking group from Canada known as The Lad Classic and the music video for their song titled Figure It Out. The video was produced by CutCartel and directed by TRUST!
The Indies is pleased to present twelve music videos by the prolific female Goddess MC rapper on the Rhymesayers Entertainment imprint known as Sa-Roc. It was very difficult to choose which of her music videos to feature, so we've picked twelve starting with her most recent, going back in time.
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The Indies presents Future Classic recording artist Wafia and the music video to her song titled I'm Good. The music video was directed by James J. Robinson
The Indies Music TV is pleased to present Matthew Logan Vasquez and the music video to his song titled Everything We Do Is Out from his EP titled Austin.
In March 2017, The Indies featured the then 17 year old Delphi Freeman and her well liked music video to her song titled Digital Throwback from her debut album titled Audio Cinema.
As we previously reported, she had been paying her dues busking with her brothers, Luke (Cajon) and James (bass, guitar & production), in the famous San Francisco Bay Area spot known as Ghirardelli Square. They have been working together there since 2014.
We are in anticipation of the release of Delphi's next music video from Audio Cinema for her song titled Going Down which is set to ready at the beginning of December 2017.
In the meantime, please enjoy this earlier video that she made that was not part of her debut album. The song is titled Always Watching.
Delphi Freeman - Always Watching (Music Video)
Just below is the audio only of the video that will be coming out on December 1. The song is titled Going Down.
Thank you to Blanco y Negro, the dance music record company in Spain, for posting the first video above titled Almost Watching. If you love edm, electronic music, commercial dance, tropical house, future house, visit their website at www.blancoynegro.com
The photograph at the top of this page was shot by Tony Lee a.k.a fototakersf. Connect direct with Tony Lee at fototaker.net or at Facebook.com/fototaker
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Private Party is a rap act that consists of two guys who have known each other since the fourth grade. They figured out, when they were young, that music was everything that mattered. They finally packed their bags for Los Angeles, California, to pursue their desire to make records. Their rap in the track below is about the difficulties of pursuing such dreams, the harshness things like fake friends who talk badly behind one's back and takers who don't want to give back. Those are human traits that are all too common in the world, but the idea is to leave the negative forces behind and stick to the plan.
The video was directed by Shoots Blayr, shot by Chyeahhh and produced by Goldy.
From the Matador Records act known as Car Seat Headrest, this is their music video to their song titled Vincent from their album titled Teens of Denial
Dani King is a young up & coming independent recording artist whose unique voice has a strong ability to sing in a sultry lower range. Originally from Chicago, she attended music school in Nashville and then headed for Los Angeles.
Her music video below is to an original song she wrote titled Up All Night. She takes 50 seconds to set up the sexy theme of desire before the music comes in. Turn it up!
Video Credits
Actors: Dani King and Zach Mcgovern
Director: Tom Gault of Tom Gault Productions
Director of Photography and Second Shooter: Shelby Carol
Hair and Makeup: Lucy Mendoza
Rebecca Lou Armstrong of Copenhagen, Denmark, is a great hard rock singer who is simply known as Rebecca Lou. She is one of this network's all time favorite emerging indie artists who is destined for something big in our opinion. She has been at it for quite a while, singing in several different mostly very hard rock/metal bands. In 2013 she was featured here on The Indies when she was the lead singer of a stellar band known as Stella Blackrose.
We have heard her sing in a few different situations/bands/acts and she can take a lame band or song, a bad situation or wrong kind of production and squeeze a great sound out of it the second she starts singing. She treats all music situations we've heard like that old saying... If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. That makes her a real pro.
The thing that is inspiring about her is that she is not trying to fit into other people's mold of what they think she should be. She is comfortable in her own skin and exudes an authenticism and confidence that is rare. Years ago, I wrote her a note encouraging her to stay away from pop music, which she had been experimenting with for a pop idol show in Europe. I wrote to her and stated that rock stars have contempt and pop stars don't, and that I thought she should stick to rock. I felt like she was a rock star in the making up to that moment and going down the pop road, she would throw it all away. She wrote back to basically say "I am what I am" and that she was "having fun". Her response left me with much more respect for her than I already had.
Hearing her most recent original solo material gives us hope that she might very well emerge as a very successful real rock icon, hopefully like a modern day Joan Jett meets Ann Wilson of Heart. Rebecca Lou has a lot of passion, always has a strong delivery and as she appropriately titled this song, she has no surrender in mind. Turn it up and give her some love!
