Welcome Back to our regularly scheduled edition of Music Video Monday. The Night Beat is wherever I am. I am quite blessed to have a mobile office and I almost needed it. This weekend HQ town got hit with an EF1 Tornado on Saturday Morning. God was good, however, and except for 20 people or so displaced nothing but abandoned buildings. Of course the media has deemed it Horrific. Slow news days here in the Northeast. On to the videos.
First up we go with Modern Worship. Elevation Worship to be precise. This is Won't Stop Now.
Next up, we go hard with Earth Groans. From their new release Rahab, this is the music video for Avarice.
Finally we move onto new artist James Collington, recording simply as Collington. From the new EP In Between this is Here We Go.
That does it for this Twister Delayed edition of Music Video Monday. Until next time, I am Awaiting Your Reply.
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Monday, July 16, 2018
Music Video Monday: Moonracer
Welcome to an all new edition of Music Video Monday. There are no classic videos this time around, so it is an all new edition this time around. We have a couple of lady legends in the making and one guy who is definitely a legend already, both from his part in a legendary Christian Band and a legendary solo career afterwards. But, as they say, ladies first.
First up we have Sarah Reeves, who has been quite active as of late. First with an EP entitled Easy Never Needed You and now with a steady Stream of single releases. This is the video of one of those single releases Just Want You.
Next up is one of our favorite local artists, Lauren Daigle. (Actually I don't know, but we knew a family named Daigle, and they did have a daughter named Lauren, and the times might coincide, but there is no evidence the singer was born in Massachusetts. It's a nice story though). This is the video for You Say.
Our male legend is Kevin Max, formerly of the legendary Rock/Hip Hop act DC Talk. He has done very well on his own since going AWOL. This is Moonracer, which has a James Bond sounding name (That was Moonraker by the way).
That does it for this edition of Music Video Monday. We return to our 3rd Quarter Wrap. Until next time, I am Awaiting Your Reply.
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