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Super excited to premiere a video this morning from Nashville's Pansexual East Side Queen, Elisabeth Beckwitt.
The song is called "Free Fall", and the video is spectacular.
Elisabeth Beckwitt has taken Nashville by storm. She has built off her openness about her struggles with depression, anxiety, and addiction. She has lived and demonstrated the importance of talking about mental health to encourage people to give attention to their mental health.
She is also the founder of Sad Girls Music - which started as a Spotify playlist but which has grown into a supportive community of women trying to succeed in the music business.
While her previous release, Gray Again, dealt with rather heavy themes utilizing a rock sound, her upcoming EP Indigo relies on more a pop approach and a free spirited vibe. The album was produced by Jason "Fresh" Threm of TME who added synths to Beckwitt's sound. The first single "Free Fall" was released last week and today, we are happy to present the premiere of the new music video.
The video tells a short story that many queer people will recognize: looking at a friend and thinking, 'What if?' It is a liberating and frightening but empowering journey taking a leap even if it means falling. Check out Beckwitt's powerful vocals in this short driving tune.
Free Fall written and performed by Elisabeth Beckwitt Indigo EP coming July 26th Free Fall video credits: Videographer: Jason "Django" Chambliss Starring: Alaina Stacey and Robbie Boyd Free Fall single credits: Produced By: Jason "Fresh" Threm of TME Mixed By: Andy Freeman Mastered By: Piper Payne of NEATO Mastering
Visit her website (www.ElisabethBeckwitt.com) to stay up to Indigo (coming July 2019).
Now, here is "Free Fall"
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