The singer-songwriter sought to capture parts of her longtime home that endure from her youth.

The singer-songwriter sought to capture parts of her longtime home that endure from her youth.
The singer/songwriter’s new video was shot at Lake Eden Retreat under the direction of The Get Right Band’s Silas Durocher.
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.
Caroline and Whitney Miller shot their latest video in Northeast Georgia with Andromeda Films.
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 Asheville-based singer/songwriter worked with fellow local musician Laura Boswell on her latest video.
Taich wrote the song in one sitting during quarantine and completed it through a distance collaboration with Renew the Arts.
“This song was written on Samhain, spending time thinking about my friends who have passed to another realm,” says Resonant Rogues songwriter, vocalist and musician Sparrow.
Barber’s new album, Rejuvenation, will be released Saturday, April 20.
Known in Asheville as the front man of indie-hip-hop-soul collective Natural Born Leaders, Mike Martinez — aka “Mad” Mike — has also been quietly making solo songs, as well.
The dreamy, softly glitchy song “Late Bloomer,” by local musician Jared Hooker — aka Tin Foil Hat — is well paired with a lush and surreal stop-motion film.
In the surreal and sometimes disturbing video, Lichtenberger “does battle with a dog that morphs into a human, himself on the basketball court and tax documents,” the musician explains.
Taylor will celebrate the video release with a performance at Asheville Music Hall on Thursday, May 31.
From purple suits to singing eyeballs to handfuls of gold glitter, the song dips and sways for four-plus minutes and does a fine job of showcasing Barber’s prowess as a songwriter, front man and funk force.
“‘Closer’ is about getting back to something that makes you feel complete,” says bassist Peter Brownlee. “I think that journey can be peaceful and contemplative, and it can also be chaotic.”
Local singer-songwriter/musician David Earl, who has fronted a number of bands over the years, is set to release his new album at Isis Music Hall on Saturday, March 18.
Local hip-hop/indie-soul collective Natural Born Leaders has been not-so-quietly making a name for itself on Asheville stages. The band shared two songs from an Isis Music Hall Show in December.
The project, a collaboration with local filmmaker and director Andrew Anderson, was shot at Skinny Dip Falls.