Norine Braun turns up the heat on her compelling new music video for her single The Burning. Trees are the lungs of the planet. They are the most crucial living organisms on earth, affecting our environment more than anything else. They are fundamental to the continuity of life on the planet. They are our salvation and the key to abating climate change at a pivotal time of the healing for this world. May you find solace, strength and wonder in the music. May ‘Songs For Trees’ inspire you to search out positive change. Plant trees, save the ancient ones, clean up garbage, live sustainably and go into the forest. Written during the ongoing pandemic and while a heat dome and heat wave ravaged her British Columbia homeland, the powerfully heavy yet irresistibly flowing cut was recorded during the searing, out-of-control wildfires that devastated the province. Inspired by the need to save the ancient trees and to live sustainably — and using Dante’s Inferno and his descent through hell as inspiration for her potent lyrics — Braun ponders the times we are living in and takes you on journey through the forest filled with joy, wonder and movement.
Directed/edited by the incomparable multitalented David C Jones. David says, “The song The Burning is a powerful song that juxtaposes the beat with a sobering message. Norine said she used Dante's Inferno as inspiration for her lyrics. Listening to the lyrics I figured out the nine levels in the descent to hell that she used in the song. Using the characters from the epic poem with a modern vibe we decided to capture the bumpiness by starting the song in a night club with some young people who then, along with Norine, descend into limbo.
We shot most of it on green screen and were COVID friendly. We had an assembly line of 30 actors coming in and out in small groupings to film their part of the video. Director of Photography Zach Houston was one of my mentors for the green screen and digital effects. It's quite remarkable how long it takes to make a four minute music video and I hope people find it interesting and on some level makes a difference.”
Songs For Trees album was produced by Adam Popowitz, who also played lead guitar and bass alongside Elliot Polsky on drums and percussion, Alice Fraser on keyboards, and Huggybear Leonard on blues harp, harmonica, ocarina and penny whistle, with Braun supplying rhythm guitar in addition to lead vocals. Songs For Trees is due on May 4, and can be pre-ordered [ Ссылка ]
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Norine Braun Vocals and Guitar
Huggybear Leonard harmonica
Alice Fraser Keys
Elliot Polsky drums
Adam Popowitz bass and lead guitar
Produced by Adam Popowitz at Rear Window Song and Sound
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The Burning “Great work, Norine. The song has a lovely bounce and flow to it, the musical track is vibrant and well balanced, and your lyrics and vocals are compelling and excellent.” Darryl Sterdan -Tinnitist
“The exhilarating melody and the part starting at 1:30 were amazing” Niche Music
“The arrangement of the drums are STELLAR here wow! And I thought the track had a gorgeous harmonica solo that worked well with the overall progression” StereoFox
“The subdued and sobering instrumentation of this song pairs well with its soft vocals and touching lyrics, producing a memorable and promising track which is really able to pull on the heartstrings” Authentic Audio
“Really catchy track, liking the vocals and the rhythm is good too.” Plastic Magazine
“a strong track overall; nice vocals, clean production, and there was a hypnotic feel to it.” Dusty Organ
