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We are the video of the day on Spinner!
Excuse me, PRINCESS!
Patrick and Keiffer and I are sitting in the studio putting the finishing touches on the LAST song on the record. We were noting that the thing we were doing sounded like in Zelda when you move a tree or stone. So, I pointed at Keiffer and said, "that's why Link's in the band." Then Patrick said, "Well, excuse ME, PRINCESS!" Then we thought it would be an awesome idea to put all the clips of Link saying that famous catch phrase all together in a youtube video.
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Brand New Music from Leticia Wolf’s COINSHIP #PLEDGEGIVIT
As most of you know, at Tishimon Records, which yes, involves a couple people more than just myself these days, we always love to support up and coming music industry companies that are seeking to help the artist discover a new way to deliver their music to the fans. That’s why we love start-ups like Artist Growth, PledgeMusic, and many others. When we heard about an app called GIVIT that lets you edit video clips on your phone and put them to music, we were smitten. Mandy and I made this video for a contest conducted by GIVIT and PledgeMusic to try to win some money for us and our charity, and a chance to perform on sxsw.
The contest is still on, so if you liked our video, but think you can do better, DO IT! Get on twitter and check in at the #pledgegivit hashtag and you’ll find what you need. Yeah, we want to win, but we’d also love to see one of our friends win as well! AND, like I said, we love spreading the word about cool apps like this one.
In fact, this app is so cool, I smell a contest brewing for the album release, maybe a fan-sourced music video? Mmmm…the possibilities are endless.
Anyway, please share this video with your friends and help us get lots of views so that we can win this contest and get more $$ for our travel to sxsw and our pledgemusic charity!
Behind the Scenes
This video is really cute. Shot by my sis Mandy Wolf at Club Roar, it just shows us making the record and hanging out. It gives you a nice sense of the vibe of the studio. It’s a pretty awesome place.
