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Videos of the Day – week of 8/11
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

8/11 – really cool new video for an Orenda Fink track we’ll play on BTC this week…

8/12 – Imogen Heap has a new track that we’re playing today at 2pm as the New Song Of The Day & on BTC tonight…this is another track from the upcoming album that was written using Heap’s gesture-controlled, music-making Mi. Mu gloves!?

8/13 – RIP, Robin Williams…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1uWvvMsL5w

8/14 – One of my favorite singers ever, Sinead O’Connor, is back with a new album this week!  Love the album title too – “I’m Not Bossy, I’m The Boss,” inspired in part by the “Ban Bossy” campaign. Check out the new video…and no, it’s not a Hozier cover!

8/15 – Ryan Adams is a fan of VHS-quality video & Elvira, apparently…

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