Today's Video Share: "Dueños del Terror" by Florencia Andrada

"I wrote this song during the 2020 strict quarantine. It’s called ‘Dueños del Terror’or ‘Owners of Terror.” Here in Buenos Aires some of the richest people started to complain about the restrictions. The song talks about how even in the darkest times some people are unable to put themselves in someone else’s shoes, to have some empathy. Teachers, doctors, the homeless, the people that live in the poorest neighborhoods where the most affected as always but the ones complaining were the rich ones, that always blame the poorest for all the problems in the world while they continue stacking their millions.

“I’m a little bit angry and disappointed as I sing the song,” she adds. “It’s a very special song for me because it’s the last one I recorded with my dearest friend and sound engineer Ariel Feder who died in April 2021 due to Covid-19, so this adds an additional meaning to the song.”

Twitter Handle: florencia_andrada

Today's Video Share: "King Me" by Sha'Leah Nikole

Hailing from South Central, Los Angeles, singer-songwriter Sha’Leah Nikole is no longer allowing societal structures and guidelines to dictate how the R&B songstress views herself. The artist reflects on the importance of recognizing the power and confidence that comes from walking in your purpose in her latest single “King Me,” out now. This deeply personal track was a collaboration effort alongside Inglewood native rapper D Smoke, the inaugural winner of Netflix’s music competition show, Rhythm & Flow. The Grammy-nominated rapper provided the rare male’s perspective on self-love - a theme which is not commonly used in the hip-hop genre. Recognizing the royalty within us all, “King Me,” the soulful R&B track hopes to empower and encourage listeners all over the world.

Today's Video Share: "Years from Today" by Rebekah Wolkstein Family Orchestra

We are a family of musicians who delight in making fun musical videos for everyone to enjoy! We pride ourselves on high quality musical production values and composition.
Music and words and directed by Rebekah Wolkstein.
Produced, arranged, recorded by Drew Jurecka.
Starring Sylvie, Annie and Maya.
And their parents.

Twitter Handle: drewjurecka

Today's Video Share: "Uneasy" by Tom Watson feat. Ann Dopira

"Uneasy" is written reflecting love and kindness. The song is engineered by Emmy® Award-Winning Producer Steve Avedis, featuring Ann Dopira from Russia. When Tom wrote this song, his inspirations were mainly from environmental problems and constraints around people, and advocating concepts of peace and love in a positive way is what Tom wants to bring to his listeners.

Today's Video Share: "Silence and Snowbanks" by Meg Tennant

Canadian folk/roots songwriter Meg Tennant’s latest video, set in the frozen silence of a Northern Ontario winter, is a stark look at the landscape on the day of a break-up. “Silence & Snowbanks”, co-written with Michael Young, is from Meg’s Echoed Light CD, released in 2019, which Meg co-produced with roots/rock songwriter Mark Ripp. The snowy photos were taken in Northern Ontario by Meg’s cousin, Michaela Murphy.

Meg Tennant, mother of two grown daughters and insatiable landscape-lyric songwriter, has moved back and forth a few times between Ontario and BC, to follow wandering family members and ever-evolving dreams. She has performed at festivals and showcases in both provinces, and has opened shows for the likes of Eliza Gilkyson and Tom Russell at Vancouver’s Rogue Folk Club. Her latest CD Echoed Light was included in Roots Music Canada’s list of 11 favourite new discoveries of 2019.

Twitter Handle: MegTennantMusic

Today's Video Share: "The Bell Jar" by Chaser Eight

The Bell Jar takes you through a day in the life of someone that is suicidal. It is intended to highlight the struggle of mental health and depression. *AUDRA*, the lead singer of Chaser Eight, lost her best friend to suicide a few years back and she wrote this song and made this piece of art to hopefully shed some light on the topic and let people who are struggling know that there is always hope, even when it seems darkest. Chaser Eight is a Heartbreak Alternative/Dark Rock band from New Haven, CT.

Twitter Handle: chasereight

Today's Video Share: "Perfect for Me" (Mother's Day Song) by Kristine Cox

Music has always been a big part of my life. I was trained classically, performed lead roles in many operas while in college, then went on to become a vocal coach, a music director and play leading roles in musical theater. 5 years ago, I began writing more music. My music has been described as inspirational with classic vocals and a bit of a spiritual vibe.

I wrote this song because we often compare our worst to everyone else at their best. The truth is, there is no such thing as the perfect woman or the perfect mother, so perhaps we need to change our perspective.

I hope that this song will help us to celebrate womanhood and motherhood in a different way. I want women everywhere to understand that, while we are not perfect, we are perfectly suited to influence those who are placed in our path! God knows what He is doing. We are the mother, step-mother, grandmother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, neighbor, teacher and/or friend that we are for a reason! Women have an amazing, innate gift to lead, lift, nurture and love those around them. And that, my dear friends, is something to celebrate!

Today's Video Share: "Love Him Forever" by Deanne Matley

Perfect for Mother's Day Celebration!

Love Him Forever, an original was inspired by Deanne’s experiences as an in-demand wedding performer and her realization that there are plenty of songs to choose from when it comes to Father-Daughter dances, but few that highlight the special relationship between Mother and Son.

This emotional piece, co-written with Jon Day, is broken down into three elements – a mother’s internal conversation with her soon to be daughter-in-law, her self-reflection on how much her son means to her, and finally, a conversation with her son to remind him of all the things she has taught him about the meaning of love.
The perfect mother-son dance song! One that has now been played and performed at multiple weddings worldwide, each time bringing the room to tears.

Canadian vocalist Deanne Matley has many superpowers. Trained as a jazz vocalist, she brings a sensual style, a stunning emotional range, and a deep connection with her audience to everything she sings. She’s made a name for herself across Canada and beyond with her dynamic, knock ‘em dead performances with combos of all sizes and singles and albums ranging from standards to pop to Christmas favourites.

Twitter Handle: deannematley

Today's Video Share: "Lazy Daze" by Michele Osten

A native to Seattle, but settled in London, Michele rediscovered her love of music and performing after a 20 year hiatus when she embarked on a vocal performance course in 2006 – and has been singing ever since. She regularly performs with her band, the NOT Just Jazz Band at venues around the UK. Notable appearances include the Verdi Italian Kitchen at the Royal Albert Hall, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Bulls Head Barnes, OSO Arts Centre, the Half Moon in Putney and most recently at the first ever FemmeFest in the stunningly beautiful Peak District.

Twitter Handle: MicheleOsten

Today's Video Share: "My Drama" by Megan Knight

After being sent straight to voicemail from a guy on her phone, Megan Knight gives us an eye-catching story in her new music video for her single “My Drama”. This self proclaimed Drama Queen is seen through various visually pleasing scenes of her in her bedroom, playing guitar against a vibrant mural, and out on the town. After she is faced with being ghosted, these scenes show her coping with this rejection in her own dramatic way. Whether it’s smashing a glass bottle or stumbling home after a night out, Knight embraces her theatrical side in “My Drama”.

Twitter Handle: meganknight20

Today's Video Share: "Talk About Nothing" by Brenda Cay

Brenda Cay’s newest lyric video for her song “Talk About Nothing” allows you to follow along with her charming lyrics while seeing true love in all different forms. With Cay’s lyrics that speak about how simple things like cheering on their favorite football team or cuddling up on the couch is love in her eyes, we get to see this perspective through many different couples. The video is filled with short clips of couples of all ages, races, and demographics showing honest intimacy. Through Cay’s video for “Talk About Nothing” we’re reminded that whether we’re gazing into our partners eyes, doing something you love together, or just laughing, love has many forms, and is more simple than we often think.

Twitter Handle: BrendaCayMusic

Today's Video Share: "Revelation Ground" by Rachael Sage

"Revelation Ground" marks a turning point in Sage's songwriting and production, merging her lifelong reverence for '60's-era folk – a la Leonard Cohen, Pete Seeger and Simon & Garfunkel – with a weathered, hard-won perspective on the sacredness of time itself. Amidst the landscape of the pandemic, racial protest, the loss of far too many loved ones and her own cancer experience, Sage distills bright hope and beauty from perhaps her most universal lyrics yet. With a hum-along melody that sounds like it has existed forever, her voice achieves an intimate poignancy underscored by longtime collaborator Dave Eggar's rhapsodic cello playing. The video was created by Antje Duvekot, who has a 2-decade long career as both a touring singer-songwriter and animator, and who has garnered critical acclaim from the animated videos she recently made for Toad The Wet Sprocket, Dar Williams, Eliot Bronson & Lori McKenna, and Eliza Gilkyson.

Twitter Handle: rachaelsage

Today's Video Share: "Eagle That Flies" by Joy Adler

Joy Adler is a singer and songwriter from NY, for 40 years. She is the 2019 Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient: This prestigious award is presented to those for their hard work and dedication to their profession.

“It is my lifelong dream to create and perform music that touches people's hearts, to help them clear past hurts, blockages or trauma in a graceful, high-vibrational way, or to become open to all they long for; thus fulfilling their master destiny..”

“I thank Carlos Nakai, world renowned flutist-who encouraged me to consider that I would have to honor my own heritage in order to be given my “medicine song”. I’m also grateful to my Irish songwriting mentors. This is my own version of the Irish/Native American Connection, Eagle that Flies.”

Today's Video Share: "God Save the Kids" by Nicole-Marie

Dedicated to survivors and victims of child trafficking, God Save the Kids was written by singer/songwriter Nicole-Marie, a hearing-impaired singing social worker from the Seattle area. Nicole-Marie is also a cancer survivor, a survivor of 25 years of narcissistic abuse and works as a mental health therapist who specializes in helping people recover from trauma. The video was shot by Don Campbell at Point Defiance Park and Zoo and edited by Don Campbell and Nicole-Marie.

Today's Video Share: "More of Me" by Chicago Bob feat. Xtina Louise

This is a song about a woman empowered after a breakup to be More of Me and less of him and features Xtina Louise as the vocalist.

This song was written by Bob Poznanovich (Chicago Bob). Bob is an awarding winning composer, producer, and songwriter who just recently began releasing his original music under his own artist name. Chicago Bob is know for creating great melody and contemplative songs in the adult contemporary, country/folk, pop and rock ballad genres as well as instrumental music for TV/video and sync opportunities.

Twitter Handle: ChicagoBobP

Today's Video Share: "You're Gonna Miss Me" by Lyn_Sey

Lyn_Sey is a sibling duo from Georgia/NC who love to release songs of a wide variety of musical styles. They showcase their jazz fusion chops with the haunting and romantic new release, You're Gonna Miss Me. The story depicts a woman who senses her spouse has checked out of the relationship and is telling him he is going to miss her when she is gone and that he won't be able to stop thinking or dreaming about her.

Twitter Handle: LynSey10106817

Today's Video Share: "Take My Hand Love" by Kathy Bogle

“I sang relentlessly as a child, then learned guitar at 14. I played out quite a bit in middle life, but now I'm retired and spend a good deal of my time working on music.

This is the last song on my CD. It's one of my favorites, mainly because of Christy Peterson's wonderful piano playing. This song took a long time to write because it kept changing, but I knew when it was done. The video expresses what I think the song is about...it's about all those who provide support in our times of need.”

Today's Video Share: "Wintergrass" by Kathy Bogle

I sang relentlessly as a child, then learned guitar at 14. I played out quite a bit in middle life, but now I'm retired and spend a good deal of my time working on music. This song was written in early empty-nest-ship; my youngest, who had recently left home, hated it. As we all become more divided, this song has taken on an even more poignant meaning for me. I hope you find meaning in it...or rather, I truly hope that it means absolutely nothing to you because you've never had this experience!