Just for fun, I decided it would be cool to see what one of the songs from “T-Shirts For Tourists” would sound like without all the heavy distortion and squashed frequencies.
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This is one of my favorite days of the year.
Just for fun, I decided it would be cool to see what one of the songs from “T-Shirts For Tourists” would sound like without all the heavy distortion and squashed frequencies.
Had a wrap/release party for the “Outsider”music video on Fri complete with potluck, drinking games (which almost killed someone), two rooms of video games, impromptu end-of-the-party-lost-voice acoustic performances and these DVDs that we gave out to the cast and crew. Thank you to all my old and new friends alike. Also: why can’t anyone have a normal signature?
As promised, the “Outsider” music video, directed by NaRhee Ahn.
Special thanks to my band (Dow-An, Helen and Quincy) and the Hotel Huntington Beach.
You can purchase the song from iTunes in the link at top.
This is one of my favorite days of the year.
Apparently I forgot to mention that we were doing a music video for “Outsider.”
Uh… so yeah. We were and we did. (I’m tempted to post a screenshot but our DP has told us not to.)
This was a long-gestating project between myself and one of my closest friends, director and writer NaRhee Ahn. Unbelievably we’d never worked together before. I guess it took a song like this, that she really connected with, to present us with the opportunity. She (as well as our producer Amy Cheong) worked tirelessly the past month on the music video and I’m so grateful to them for doing this thing with me. It’s small budget, big dream. But I’m proud of it and look forward to sharing it very soon.
I’m thinking of blogging about some specific topics re: the music video, as it was a really great experience. Not sure how many people would even read those entries, but it would force me to blog more, which I am “teh suck” at, as they say.