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Michael Colton’s Music Video for “Won’t Fall Away”

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If you are looking for a great sounding country single Michael Colton’s single “Won’t Fall Away” will satisfy that itch, from his upcoming California Blue EP.  Michael is sharing with our listeners his music video that was produced for “Won’t Fall Away”.  The song and music video take you back to a simpler time.  The single is basically an acoustical song that allows Michael’s voice to shine through and the music video, to me, is emulating going back in time to his past, with the two young teenagers or even pre-teens and the feel that it was done with an old style video camera and the teens are even using a Polaroid to take pictures.  The single and music video are very nicely done so check out “Won’t Fall Away” from Michael Colton’s YouTube channel – Richard:

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Patrick Krief’s Latest Single “All is Lost”

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Patrick Krief is sharing with us again from his upcoming double album automanic.  He is giving our listeners a look at his latest music video for his single “All is Lost”.  Patrick takes us on a soulful journey with “All is Lost” with it’s rock ballad feel.  Patrick mixes his voice in with the instrumentals that reflects the song’s lyrics with “I was lost”.  Weather this was intentional or not it works, for me, as a great metaphor.  The music video takes a little getting used to with just a pair of eyes that seem to be gazing out of the screen, which probably will be a little disturbing for some.  Don’t let that sway you on the single though, it’s a great melancholy piece.  Here is Patrick Krief’s music video for “All Is Lost” through his YouTube channel – Richard:

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David Nyro Takes a Journey with Latest Music Video “Stand”

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David Nyro takes the ComicPop listeners on a journey through one of the world’s crisis situations.  In David’s latest music video, for the single “Stand”, he as teamed up with CNN documentary filmmaker Chris Morrow and refugee outreach worker Dr. Alison Thompson to produce this haunting yet moving music video.  Seeing pictures of the Syrian refugee situation bridges many miles between different parts of the world.  However, when you put these pictures to a moving piece of music the emotion really comes through.  David Nyro is allowing us to view their music video through his YouTube channel – Richard:

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Madison McWilliams’ “Smell the Roses” Music Video

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We already featured Madison McWilliams’ fun pop single “Smell the Roses”.  Now she is sharing with the ComicPop listeners her music video for the single.  The music video is a carefree feel just like the single.  So put a smile on your face and watch Madison McWilliams’ “Smell the Roses” music video through her YouTube channel – Richard:

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Oblio’s 3rd Single “Weatherman”

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Oblio is giving the ComicPop listener’s the opportunity to listen to their third single, “Weatherman”, from their upcoming Autophobia album.  This single has a blending of their rock and folk music stylings.  The verse is more of the folk influence and then the rock comes in with the chorus.  You can check out this interesting mix of Oblio’s “Weatherman” through SoundCloud – Richard:

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Firebug’s Lyric Video for “For the Love” Single

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Firebug is sharing with the ComicPop listeners her lyric video for her single “For the Love”.  This is one that if you enjoy the 1970’s style of music you will dig this.  Juliette Tworsey, the vocalist for the group has a voice that is reminiscent of Stevie Nicks.  “For the Love” is from the group upcoming album Homeostasis which comes out in late 2016, so keep an eye out at your favorite digital downloaders to pick it up when it becomes available.  Until then here is Firebug’s “For the Love” lyric video from their YouTube channel – Richard:

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The Birds Over Arkansas have “So Much Sky” To Sing About

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The Folk/Americana group Birds Over Arkansas is sharing with the ComicPop listeners their single “So Much Sky” .  Scott Haskitt and Laura Hartshorn blend really well and have strong voices that don’t get lost within the instrumentals.  Scott also plays guitar and Laura is the keyboardist of the group along with John Mondick on guitar, mandolin, and vocals and Ryan Berg on drums and percussion.  With this single I like everything, but what they did at the beginning was my cup of tea.  It sounds like they are emulating a vinyl record that is scratchy.  This is nostalgic to some, but for me I like the nice clean crisp music and after the first 40ish seconds that is what the listener gets in spades.  All in all this is a solid piece and look forward to hearing more from them.  Birds Over Arkansas have the album this single is on scheduled to be released later this year, but as of this time I do not have the information of the album’s title.  Until their album becomes available here is Birds over Arkansas’ “So Much Sky” through SoundCloud – Richard:

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“She Cries” with SEE’s latest Music Video

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SEE is sharing with our listeners again and this time it is for her emotional new music video, “She Cries”.  SEE’s lower register voice brings a resonate sound to the topic of addiction.  The video being in black and white gives the song an even more dramatic feel for the listener.  It’s one of those stories that is always there of what people see in the public arena isn’t necessarily what is happening in private.  Having the dancers in the music video dance out the fight scene was easier to watch, but still conveys how serious the struggle with addiction is for loved ones.  Here’s SEE’s music video for “She Cries” through her YouTube channel – Richard:

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Oblio Introduces Us to “Lilly”

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Oblio is sharing with our listeners again their latest single, “Lilly”.  “Lilly” hits one of my many sweet spots.  It is a really nice paced folk/americana single, that is from their Autophobia album.  Just after a couple of listens I was able to pick up the lyrics and have a fun time singing along with them.  To me if a song can get you to sing along with it then the artist have definitely hit upon something.  Take a moment and sing along with Oblio with their single “Lilly” through SoundCloud – Richard:

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Rod Melancon Tells Us About the “Lights of Carencro”

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Rod Melancon is sharing with the ComicPop listeners his music video for his single “Lights of Carencro”.  Rod’s style reminds me of something you might hear from John Mellencamp.  It has one foot in the traditional rock scene and another in the country scene, almost southern rock.  “Lights of Carencro” has an old 1970’s throwback to it.  The single is a “story” song and it has an old tinny radio sound to the vocals.  Most people would recognize this sound effect as being similar to the CB radio voice in the “Convoy” single by C.W. McCall.  Now in “Lights of Carencro” the lyrics tell of a tragedy that befalls a family and end’s with the brothers coming together again in a haunting way (if I said anymore it would spoil the song).  The music video that Rod has with the single is just as haunting.  This single will be available next year on Rod’s LA 14 EP.  Until then check out “Lights of Carencro” music video by Rod Melancon, that he has provided through his YouTube channel – Richard: