BYU Noteworthy to Release Soulful New Cover of Classic “I Say a Little Prayer”
BYU Noteworthy is excited to announce the release of their latest single, a chic and captivating cover of the timeless classic “I Say a Little Prayer” by Dionne Warwick and Aretha Franklin. The new single was released on September 27.
With their signature blend of lush harmonies and playful energy, BYU Noteworthy offers a modern twist on the beloved soul hit. The group’s interpretation honors the song’s classic charm while adding their unique touch, creating a version that is both nostalgic and refreshingly contemporary.
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Experience Tokyo with BYU Vocal Point in new music video “Butter”
BYU Vocal Point is thrilled to unveil their new music video cover for the hit song “Butter,” by BTS filmed amidst the vibrant and bustling streets of Tokyo during their recent Asia tour. Known for their exceptional vocal talent and engaging performances, the group delivers yet again with this high-energy, visually stunning video.Set against the backdrop of Tokyo’s dynamic cityscape, the video features multiple locations that showcase the city’s unique blend of modernity and tradition. From neon-lit streets to serene parks, each setting enhances the playful choreography and lively spirit of the song. The group’s signature a cappella sound is perfectly complemented by Tokyo’s exhilarating ambiance, making for a captivating viewing experience.Watch the official video here.
"I'm So Blessed" BYU Young Ambassadors feat. BYU Rhythm 'N Soul Collective: A Harmonious Tribute to CAIN's Hit
The BYU Young Ambassadors, in collaboration with the newly formed BYU Rhythm ‘N Soul Collective, have unveiled a vibrant cover of CAIN’s hit song, “I’m So Blessed.” This fresh rendition showcases the dynamic performances of both groups, blending their distinctive styles into a captivating and soulful interpretation.The BYU Rhythm ‘N Soul Collective, a new addition to the BYU music scene, brings a unique and rich, groove-oriented sound to the project, complementing the Young Ambassadors’ engaging and spirited performance. Together, they offer a refreshing take on the popular track, highlighting their individual talents while creating a harmonious and energetic sound.This partnership adds depth and flair to the original song, enhancing the song’s uplifting message and is sure to captivate audiences.Watch the video here.
BYU International Folk Dance Ensemble Brings Charleston Charm to Life
The BYU International Folk Dance Ensemble brings the 1920s to life with a traditional Charleston dance, filmed amid the historic charm of Charleston, South Carolina. This visually stunning performance, recorded during the ensemble’s Southern States tour, immerses viewers in the lively spirit of Charleston while showcasing the group’s exceptional talent. The video celebrates the dance’s origins and brings the city’s vibrant culture to life through a captivating performance.Set against the picturesque backdrop of Charleston’s iconic architecture and cobblestone streets, the video captures the essence of the Charleston dance style with remarkable authenticity. Adding to the performance’s charm, the music accompanying the dance is provided by BYU Mountain Strings. Their lively and engaging musical arrangement enhances the visual spectacle, creating a dynamic fusion that brings the essence of the Charleston dance style to life. The ensemble’s energetic performance and attention to historical detail highlight their dedication to preserving and celebrating folk traditions. The location connects the dance to its cultural roots, offering viewers a sense of immersion in the city’s storied past.Watch video here.
BYU Mountain Strings Unveils Fresh Twist on Classic with New Video "Handsome Molly"
BYU Mountain Strings is excited to announce the release of their latest music video, a vibrant reimagining of the classic American song “Handsome Molly.” Known for its enduring appeal among bluegrass enthusiasts, the song’s tale of a broken romance is given a lively new spin in this new rendition.
In their playful take, BYU Mountain Strings infuses “Handsome Molly” with a Caribbean beat and dynamic solos, creating a unique fusion that breathes new life into the traditional tune. Filmed on the picturesque Brigham Young University campus during the peak of spring, the video showcases the campus in full bloom, adding a visually stunning backdrop to the upbeat musical performance.
The video promises to be a delightful treat for both bluegrass enthusiasts and new listeners alike, capturing the joy and creativity that the band brings to their music.
Watch the full video and join BYU Mountain Strings in celebrating this exciting reinterpretation of a beloved classic
Experience "The Feels" in Seoul: BYU Noteworthy New Music Video
BYU Noteworthy has just released a captivating new music video with their cover of “The Feels,” originally by Korea’s popular group Twice. It was filmed in the bustling city of Seoul, South Korea, during the group’s recent extended tour in Japan, Mongolia, and South Korea. The video features iconic Korean landmarks, blending the dynamic energy of Seoul with Noteworthy’s harmoniously arranged vocals and choreography. This latest release showcases the group’s talent and pays homage to the rich culture and lively atmosphere of their tour’s locations.
The Asia tour allowed BYU Noteworthy to connect with diverse audiences and explore new artistic inspirations. Filming “The Feels” in Seoul was a highlight of their journey, providing an immersive cultural experience that is reflected in the video’s authentic and lively backdrop. The release of this music video not only celebrates their artistry, but also their appreciation for the global community they engaged with during their tour.
With both the original and night versions available, viewers can experience the group’s performances in different atmospheric settings.
Watch the official video here
Watch the night version here
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