Exclusive Premiere: CITRA - In My Head (Music Video)

Music Video for “In My Head” by CITRA

Last week we gave you the newest single from Denver rock quartet CITRA and as we promised we have the exclusive premiere of their newest video for the single “In My Head”, the song translates into getting over the past/things that you can't change and looking into the future. The band is in the midst of releasing new music aside from the last single, so we will be getting a hefty dose of the band yet to come. Stay tuned.

Directed and shot by Jay Vickery. Edited by Bran Arndt.

Recording and mixing by Tyler Imbrogno.

Mastering by Mike Kalajian at Rogue Planet Mastering.

Be sure to follow the band:

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Bison Bone Set To Release New Album, Watch The Video For "Alright" Now

One of our favorite local acts Bison Bone has remained busy during this pandemic putting together the finishing touches on their third album. The video is full of many amazing visuals and even features some of our favorite venues here in Denver. Sit back relax and check out the video for “Alright”, it will get your weekend started real proper.

Find Your Way Out  d​ue to come out September 25, 2020, is Bison Bone’s most strikingly unguarded and redemptive collection of songs yet. With an elevated lineup and focus, the band pushes themselves sonically and lyrically. While continuing a recovery through Lyme Disease, Bison Bone’s frontman, Courtney Whitehead writes these songs on redemption, optimism, and kindliness, wrapped in americana rock and roll. In a world where it is easy to dismiss those emotions, Whitehead pushes for songs that help uplift anyone going through their own mental and physical hardships. “This record is for the people in or coming out of difficulties or discomforts. I've gotten my fair share of trying times in the last decade, but I continue to work beyond it and build on defining who I am. In my process of healing, I establish being more present, supportive, humble and vulnerable.”

Find Your Way Out​ is Bison Bone’s 3rd album and 2nd LP. Ben Wysocki (The Fray) co-producer, Mark Anderson (Paper Bird) co-producer/engineer, and Dave Welsh (The Fray) mixing. It was recorded mostly live with a lineup that includes Adam Blake (drums), Adam Stern (pedal steel/electric guitars), Ben Wysocki (percussion), Brianna Straut (backing vocals), Courtney Whitehead (guitars/vocals), Jess Parsons (keys), Mark Anderson (backing vocals), Tony Piscotti (bass), Wolf Van Elfmand (electric guitars.) All songs written by Courtney Whitehead.

Bison Bone · Alright

Psych-Rock Group Eldren Follows Up Summertime Single “Fell In” with Feel-Good Music Video

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Eldren (Photo Credit: Amanda Piela)

Long time favorites Eldren have just released an amazing visual video for their single “Fell In”. The video was filmed partly in areas of Denver and Japan. Check it out!

Denver psych-rock group Eldren is riding a wave of success from their recent single, “Fell In.” With nearly 10,000 Spotify streams and counting, the single is breaking through the airwaves and into the mainstream. How could it not, though with its addictive pop-tinged summertime vibes? Now, the group is back with an official music video for the track, crafted during our time of isolation.

The new visual was shot in various isolated locations around the band’s home-state of Colorado. Highlighting the area’s sprawling fields, expansive skyline and local architecture, it’s a testament to where Eldren has strengthened their roots for over half a decade. Rarely do the band-members come into contact with one another, only appearing in secluded locations — a nod to the times of isolation, self-growth and individualization. However, by using flashback footage of a pre-pandemic trip to Japan and psychedelic visuals, it feels like a recollection of when you fell in love for the first time. It becomes a taste of how things were before the pandemic while being reminded that those good times are still ahead. 

This isn’t the first project Eldren has taken on with the restrictiveness that isolation has launched the music community into, but it does show their resiliency, able to accomplish creative feats while remaining safe. Since the start of the pandemic, Eldren has also released their “Separation Sessions” — a series of addicting covers recorded from home. Next, Eldren is gearing up for a full LP release this August. “These songs tend to have a more introspective and personal slant,” said singer/guitarist/keyboardist Tyler Imbrogno. “It’s a listening experience that is multi-faceted sonically and emotionally. Hopefully there's a variety of songs that can resonate with different people for different reasons.” 

MUSIC VIDEO CREDITS 

Shot, produced and edited by Eldren

B-roll footage shot in Japan by Nasir Malik

Guest singers: Cassidy Bacon, Emma Troughton

First Look: Adiel Mitchell "Sunset Bay Cafe"

This track has already been making waves all summer and now we have a visual to get us through.

Denver-based Pop R&B artist Adiel Mitchell releases the official music video for his single “Sunset Bay Cafe,” which was originally released earlier in 2019.

The Stranger Things-inspired song originally came together from a text from Adiel’s roommate. He had visited the beach resort cafe while on a trip to Florida and texted that ‘Sunset Bay Cafe’ sounded like a song he would write. Adiel instantly caught the vibe, and after linking up with producer Levi Double U, the two produced and wrote the disco-styled 80s synth-wave track.

The video is a collaboration with B Fresh, an urban apparel company based in Denver. The inspiration behind the neon-themed music video also ties into the retro 80s vibe of Stranger Things, which is a staple of the B Fresh brand. The official video for Sunset Bay Cafe is due out Friday, October 18. 2019.

Adiel Mitchell has two upcoming shows to close out 2019. He will be headlining Ultra5280’s Ultraween 8 on October 26 and supporting Zach Maxwell at Larimer Lounge on November 6.

VIRETTA Summon Vintage Horror on New Single: ‘Remember Me Now?’

Mike and Rob Moroni, the twins who make up rock band VIRETTA, are back and they're coming for you. The last time we checked in with the pair, they had just released a 12-track self-recorded album, THE FEAR, and moved east to the hot and humid city of Nashville...with only half the band.

With just a guitar and a computer in Mike's bedroom, the break ended up yielding over 30 songs. Now, after a year of writing and recording in Music City, the brothers return with their first new offering, "Remember Me Now?". The song is mean and heavy, and apparently about vampires.

"I started getting obsessed with a lot of older horror movies," says Mike. "When the whole town bands together to fight Dracula, or Frankenstein and The Phantom of the Opera, I would start to sympathize with the monster."

But he has a special place in his heart for one monster in particular: "Dracula. He's Satan incarnate in one moment, and in another, a tragic romantic figure. I love that and I feel like that crept into the song too. In "Remember Me Now?" Rock Music is the vampire, waiting in the shadows and ready to come alive again."

Stream the single on all music platforms: here

First Look: Nuancer - "Feel Good Hit of The Summer"

We give you the exclusive first look at the new Nuancer video for “Feel Good Hit of The Summer”. The video channels its inner Dire Straits video nod for “Money For Nothing” with an array of visual characters brought to life with astounding vocals. The video features an all start cast of vocalist such as Babelord, Casey Banker (Modern Leisure) and Melanie Steinway (Tyto Alba). We are digging it, so should you.

Video created by Noel Afan Billups

Post edits by Daniel DiMarchi Song is "Feel Good Hit Of The Summer"

Written, recorded, mixed & mastered by Nuancer nuancer.bandcamp.com