Artist - James Vincent Mc Marrow
Star Image:
James Vincent McMorrow is an Irish singer and songwriter.
His music again like daughter is Indie Folk Music. Using interments and his voice. The music is quite chilled out and relaxed. Slow paces but usually with some sort of story or emotional tie to the music.
This is a screen grab from his website. I think that the website conforms his star image and his music, re-reinforcing the Indie Folk Music in which is makes. The website uses naturalistic colors and is not bombarding. It also offers you the choice to be able to listen to full tracks of his music from the web sit and the chance to buy it directly from there; This being individual tracks or the whole album.
If you look at his album cover you can see that he is an organic artist. The image on the front of the album does not show him but a filed with someone in it (we presume him). This album art also re-enforcers that his music is with the Indie Folk Genre.
The Song: (higher love)
Another Idea I have for my music video is to have a man singing to this song, sitting
in a black box room with just the spotlight on him and his piano. I would want
it to be really intense, and romantic, because then this will attract a lot of
female audience. I would also add in him, either in the past or the future,
this could be up to the viewer. It would be him with a girl, possibly walking
through a field or in a dinner laughing in slow motion, to make the audience
sympathize with him, and fall in love with the couple. It also creates a nice
contrast between the sad song and the happy couple/concept. I would also add an
effect onto the past/future scenes to create a memory effect. Between this we
could keep cutting back to him so that the audience does not get bored. The
story would slowly build up until the last line where it fades back into the
field where they started and then it submerges back to him and the piano, where
the girl is sitting next to him, facing the camera whilst his back is to the
camera, and then a slow fade out.
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