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Videos of the Day – week of 9/16/19
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

9/16 – as heard last week on The News at Noon, Jeremy Ivey’s new album just came out Friday on the ANTI- record label, produced by his wife, Margo Price

9/17 – intense new video from Angel Olsen debuted last week…her new album is out 10/4

9/18 – Rex Orange County has a new album out 10/25 and we’re digging the new single & video for “10/10”

9/19 – Beach Bunny thanks the “world’s largest laundromat” in the credits to their new video

9/20 – wow, Pomplamoose has done it again!  Joined by Sarah Dugas (formerly of The Duhks, who like Natalie Dawn from Pomplamoose has been thru the Corner Lounge), this time, they mash up Sweet Dreams & Seven Nation Army!

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