Video & Recording
My videographer/director, Eddie Rouse, and I finished shooting the raw footage for my “Wakantanka” music video yesterday evening. It was an amazing 2 days of shooting. We actually skipped the swimming pool shot, but got in some other interesting things. When we were shooting me playing the guitar outside, I did get some sun and needed the tan.
Eddie is also a very talented actor, so he was able to teach me a lot. Eddie is playing percussion on my album, so it was really cool to work with him in a director’s capacity. Multi-talented people jazz me and it’s great to collaborate with artists in LA. I’m privileged to work with so many gifted people. I’ve grown so much as a result.
My producer, Robert Eibach, and I were in the studio tonight with Scott Riedle recording bass parts for my songs. We laughed a lot and Scott did a great job. Before Scott arrived, Robert and I recorded the rest of the harmony parts for “I Am”. It’s sounding like a very retro 60s thing to me now. This CD is becoming very eclectic. It’s pretty cool.
Blessings!Laura
You can hear “Wakantanka” at:
www.myspace.com/lauracohnmusic
Where Music Meets Artistry
Eddie is also a very talented actor, so he was able to teach me a lot. Eddie is playing percussion on my album, so it was really cool to work with him in a director’s capacity. Multi-talented people jazz me and it’s great to collaborate with artists in LA. I’m privileged to work with so many gifted people. I’ve grown so much as a result.
My producer, Robert Eibach, and I were in the studio tonight with Scott Riedle recording bass parts for my songs. We laughed a lot and Scott did a great job. Before Scott arrived, Robert and I recorded the rest of the harmony parts for “I Am”. It’s sounding like a very retro 60s thing to me now. This CD is becoming very eclectic. It’s pretty cool.
Blessings!Laura
You can hear “Wakantanka” at:
www.myspace.com/lauracohnmusic
Where Music Meets Artistry
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