Video Spotlight – “Looking Out My Window”
Set to be released this Friday, October 18, children’s indie folk band Little Coyotes’ debut album Songs to Howl & Sing is a real delight. The ten tracks in this collection are a love letter to the outdoors that celebrates many of the facets of nature, while also conveying messages of positivity and empowerment for young listeners. Whether learning about the national parks, shapes, sunny or rainy days, or the power of vowels, children will be enchanted by the lyrical prose found in each of the musical phrases.
The first video to accompany Songs to Howl & Sing is “Looking Out My Window.” The video follows a car as it travels across hills and valleys and passes flowers and horses. The soft color palette of the animation lends a certain whimsy to the light, airy vocals of lead singer/songwriter Becca Mohler, evoking those long, hazy days of family road trips where sometimes the best view is from the backseat, “looking out my window.”
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