The singer-songwriter sought to capture parts of her longtime home that endure from her youth.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Starts to Rain’ by Josh Phillips
The singer/songwriter’s new video was shot at Lake Eden Retreat under the direction of The Get Right Band’s Silas Durocher.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Dawn’ by Laura Boswell
Filmed in January while the Asheville-based artist was visiting family and friends in Maui, the visuals find her atop Haleakalā National Park, a frequent destination during her three years in Hawaii.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘I’m Gonna Die’ by The Maggie Valley Band
Caroline and Whitney Miller shot their latest video in Northeast Georgia with Andromeda Films.
In photos: International Day of Peace
“We are marching for humanity and the planet, and to get out the message that through unity, trust, and justice, peace is possible,” says Laura Mayes, one of the organizers.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Empire’s Fall’ by Minorcan
The Asheville-based rocker makes memorable use of clips from obscure movies depicting Roman and Greek mythology.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Loss’ by Laura Boswell
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter-guitarist’s latest video was filmed on Roan Mountain and on the banks of the South Toe River.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Follow Me’ by Bombay Gasoline
Asheville-based electro-rock ensemble’s debut video finds its feline mascot flexing her powers in Paris.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Note to Self’ by Andrew Scotchie
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter and guitarist’s new album, “Love is Enough,” will be released Friday, June 9.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Redeemer’ by The Silver Doors
The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.
Video premiere: “Vigil” by Aunt Vicki
The Asheville-based duo of Erin Campbell and Lee Dyer filmed the video at Riverlink’s labyrinth.
Video premiere: “Canadian Goose” by Sophia Corinne
The Wild Array lead singer debuts her solo project with this straightforward yet memorable video.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “Montana” by Hustle Souls
The Asheville-based soul rockers go poolside and underwater in their latest video.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “You Should Know” by Tü Koyote
The video for the latest collaboration between Jaze Uries and Ted Marks was directed by Asheville-based Anchor Heart Films.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “Love Will Keep Us Here” by Heather Taylor
The Asheville-based singer/songwriter worked with fellow local musician Laura Boswell on her latest video.
Acoustic Asheville: Wayne “The Train” Hancock
The rockabilly icon plays a couple of songs from The Grey Eagle stage.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “Worth Hanging Onto” by Justin Biltonen
The Arden native and 3 Doors Down bassist shares his first music video as a solo country artist.
Acoustic Asheville: Michelle Malone
The Atlanta-based blues rock stalwart performs a pair of classics at Isis Music Hall.
Acoustic Asheville: The TrueHearts
The Nashville folk-Americana duo perform a trio of songs at The Grey Eagle.
VIDEO PREMIERE: “Brighter Than One” by Travers Brothership
The Asheville-based soul/rock quartet believe that the song’s “message of togetherness and love” is especially relevant in 2020.
Acoustic Asheville: Michael Glabicki and Dirk Miller
The Rusted Root bandmates perform a pair of songs at The Grey Eagle.