


Human Voices: Muruch's "Words" Video Premere ~ November 22
Today, one of the world's original and most passionate music blogs, Muruch, drawing from a deeply personal well, premieres its video for "Words", a song recording from Allison Crowe, with images from photographer George Hodan.
Muruch, (Gaelic for mermaid), is one of the original music/mp3 blogs, launching in 1999. ( http://www.muruch.com ) As well as offering 100% legal mp3s, it remains home to in-depth reviews of albums, live performances, films and literature – expressing the singular passion and cohesive vision of its West Virginia-based Editor/Head Writer and international team of bloggers.
Muruch’s long been a champion of musician Allison Crowe – an artist who cites among her early inspirations, alongside Janis Joplin, Beethoven, Oscar Peterson, Pearl Jam and other terrestrials, the aquatic Ariel aka “The Little Mermaid”.
With the release this year of multiple albums by one of its “musical mascots”, Muruch has now created a song video for a track off Crowe’s newest release.
Reviewing the album “Heavy Graces”, (@ http://www.muruch.com/2013/10/allison-crowe-heavy-graces.html ), Muruch says: “Though Allison apparently only took up the fiddle for the recording of this album, she already sounds like a folk fiddle pro in the standout track ‘Words’. What a lush piece of work that song is! There’s a touch of Celtic folk in the instrumentation, haunting backing vocals and a slow building, seething tension until Allison unleashes her wail toward the end of the song.”
The video for ‘Words’ premieres today @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zuxyTVyEYw
“As for inspiration”, explains Muruch, “I originally envisioned a video showing a couple's turbulent break up to match the angry lyrics of the song. But George Hodan's sombre series of photographs inspired me to depict a deeper grief - the loss of a child. Whatever the visual interpretation of ‘Words’, there's an undeniable and quite remarkable intensity of emotion in Allison Crowe's song.”
“Of course, Allison's voice at the end of the song just seems so full of every kind of emotion, you could make a thousand videos and still not capture them all. :)”
The striking images from Muruch’s “Words” video and more photos of George Hodan and can be found @ http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/browse-author.php?a=8245
Let us go then, you and I…
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