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Videos of the Day – week of 11/18/19
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

11/18 – HAIM has just released a new video today of a beautiful new song.  Danielle Haim says, “We’ve always wanted to write a song about our bond as sisters.”  And the other 2 sisters revealed other, more elaborate stories about the song’s inspiration via Instagram in recent days

11/19 – we’re playing a new single by Winnipeg indie artist Taylor Janzen this week on the News At Noon…here she is earlier this year at SXSW in Austin for the kids & teens on MyMusicRx. Filmed at the Austin Convention Center in Austin,TX. SXSW 2019 MyMusicRx delivers the healing power of music to kids facing cancer and other serious illnesses.

11/20 – congrats to all the Grammy nominees today, including Yola who is up for a few, including Best New Artist!  Her Dan Auerbach-produced debut album is stunning

11/21 – ICYMI: Hozier was on Seth Meyers Late Night show on NBC last night, doing a new song he’s being playing live on tour lately…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJ0qqN23Z_I

11/22 – Mondo Cozmo has a new song out (co-written with Dan Wilson of Semisonic) & Anna Faris stars in the video, which was shot in her old house

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