MIKE SCHIKORA LAST ROSE OF SUMMER
This video is a mid-tempo romantic love letter painted on a classic country canvas. It tells the tale of a distant relative’s marriage proposal with a rose picked in the last days of Summer.
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The film explores the nature of the consensus behind climate change. It describes the origins of the climate funding bandwagon, and the rise of the trillion-dollar climate industry. It describes the hundreds of thousands of jobs that depend on the climate crisis. It explains the enormous pressure on scientists and others not to question the climate alarm: the withdrawal of funds, rejection by science journals, social ostracism.
But the climate alarm is much more than a funding and jobs bandwagon. The film explores the politics of climate. From the beginning, the climate scare was political. The culprit was free-market industrial capitalism. The solution was higher taxes and more regulation. From the start, the climate alarm appealed to, and has been adopted and promoted by, those groups who favour bigger government.
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Birdie Nichols’ new Christmas video is her rendition of Mel Torme’s Holiday standard, “The Christmas Song”.
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Growing up in a military family that served in Japan, Mississippi and Florida, Thom was exposed to several different genres of music that influenced his songwriting and musical style. As a kid, Thom’s father had an old reel to reel player and a collection of albums from legendary artists such as BB King, Elvis Presley, The Four Tops and Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. It was those old reel to reel tapes that sparked Thom’s interest in music at a very young age and, as a result, they became the foundation for his own musical journey.
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As the holiday season approaches, a new Christmas tune is taking center stage. "Kiss Me This Christmas" by American Blonde is a heartwarming and catchy track that explores the theme of turning a special friendship into something more
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Adrianna Freeman - HALO (Official Music Video) Adrianna crashes her preacher's sermon and confesses to the murder of her man after years of abuse. It's Adrianna's first national release in over 11 years as some of you may recall her debut release, "Just A Girl." Adrianna wrote the song and has producer credits on the track with Bill McDermott (Brett Eldredge Michael Ray, Brad Paisley, etc). The video was shot in Adrianna's home state of Florida, and JB Lawrence of JB Lawrence Productions directed the video.
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Experience the Good Days with Jet Jurgensmeyer in this Original Music Video
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So happy to share the “Born to Rodeo” video with you! The action footage is from the 2023 NHSRA Finals in Gillette, WY and a Southeastern Professional Rodeo Association in Baker, FL.
We filmed the rest at the Baker Area Recreation Association Inc. Thanks to Scott Kearney, Brandon Stidham, Brandon Alan Perdue, Kevin Almodovar, David Reddick, Bryson Barbour, Hayden and Jennifer Oliver, and of course Levi Kearney, Micah Kearney, and Annabelle Kearney.
Directed and Produced by Beck Graben of 44 Studios in collaboration with Devin Scheer of Acentric Rodeo + All Digital Photography.
Song written by: Casey Kearney, Micah Kearney
Produced by: Doug Kahan
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Her journey from gospel to country music, highlighting her growth in maturity and communication, how she manifested a recording contract with Nashville’s venerated Curb Records and attributing the detour to divine intervention.
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I imagine, many of you are aware or have seen Celine Dion's I Am: Celine Dion on Amazing Prime. There's a moment in the show where she's working with her therapist (Celine suffers from, stiff person syndrome) and sings along with Wyn's "Who I Am." The touching moment has captured viewers' hearts, propelling the single to the #1 slot on the iTunes R&B/Soul Chart in the US, Australia, and the UK. Craig Bann/AristoVideo
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Produced by Josh Bright, “Beach Chair” finds Uncle Kracker at his most chill, mellow, and laid-back. The lyrics transport listeners to a carefree day by the sand and waves, with lines like “Somewhere there’s a beach chair in the warm air / And a cold beer with my name on it.” The song was written by Uncle Kracker (Matthew Shafer), Joe Benke, and Greg Schleicher.
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Robert Eskridge and Southern Daze SHE TOOK EVERYTHING BUT THE BLAME
