The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.

The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.
The Asheville-based duo of Erin Campbell and Lee Dyer filmed the video at Riverlink’s labyrinth.
The Wild Array lead singer debuts her solo project with this straightforward yet memorable video.
The Asheville-based soul rockers go poolside and underwater in their latest video.
The video for the latest collaboration between Jaze Uries and Ted Marks was directed by Asheville-based Anchor Heart Films.
The Asheville-based singer/songwriter worked with fellow local musician Laura Boswell on her latest video.
The rockabilly icon plays a couple of songs from The Grey Eagle stage.
The Arden native and 3 Doors Down bassist shares his first music video as a solo country artist.
The Atlanta-based blues rock stalwart performs a pair of classics at Isis Music Hall.
The Nashville folk-Americana duo perform a trio of songs at The Grey Eagle.
The Asheville-based soul/rock quartet believe that the song’s “message of togetherness and love” is especially relevant in 2020.
The Rusted Root bandmates perform a pair of songs at The Grey Eagle.
The Asheville guitarist/vocalist performs a trio of songs from throughout his career.
The local band share two songs off its latest album.
The local singer/songwriter performs a trio of original tunes from her recent album, “January 9th.”
The local folk singer performs three songs on a rainy day in Waynesville.
Taich wrote the song in one sitting during quarantine and completed it through a distance collaboration with Renew the Arts.
The Nashville-based artist and her band perform two tracks from her new album, “The Moon is an Ashtray.”
The Cincinnati-based spiritual funk quartet performed at Ambrose West in early March.
The local singer/banjoist and his full backing band cover Tom Waits.
In addition to the online concerts produced by IamAVL, and its “Echo Sessions” series, which is broadcast on UNCTV and at PBS.org, the web-based music platform also provides streaming service from a number of venues around Asheville. In this era of coronavirus-induced social distancing, such digital capabilities are playing new roles.