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Serabee Wishes You a Merry “New Orleans” Christmas!
Her new song and video are out this week!
Take a stroll through the CrescentCity as she wishes you a wonderful Christmas Time
“I hope it will truly bring family and friends together throughout the season and
inspire a longing for all things nostalgic and give comfort to anyone feeling
displaced.” - SerabeeWritten on the plane from Miami, on her way back to New Orleans, Sera felt being out of town gave her the energy to come home and finish Hummingbird Tea (out on 10/14). She had gotten a new lease on life after being cooped up for a couple of years due to the Covid pandemic.
“New Orleans” is a homecoming song as she pines for the NOLA culture that is unique with its food, sounds, smells, and people. The original words are about Mardi Gras, but Sera felt it could also be a holiday song. So, with a little bit of songwriting magic, she tweaked it a bit to acknowledge the holiday season.
The video shows off The Big Easy as Serawalks down the city’s fabled streets – Canal – Frenchmen, and Bourbon – reflecting on her friends, her music, and what the holidays mean. The video shows many recognizable locations: St. Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and a meet-up with her friends at a local bar.
Sera wanted to give her localfans and family something special for the holidays as she felt this song should bring people back together, maybe those who had lost touch, or get the festivities up and celebrating. So put another log on the fire in the fireplace, pour a cup of egg nog, and turn up “New Orleans” to bring holiday cheer to all.
To watch the video: https://youtu.be/ZNa37sPCM9I
Video production credits go to Jorge Crespo, produced by Meagan Ginter with executive producer B.J.Bennett.
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Sera wanted to give her localfans and family something special for the holidays as she felt this song should bring people back together, maybe those who had lost touch, or get the festivities up and celebrating. So put another log on the fire in the fireplace, pour a cup of egg nog, and turn up “New Orleans” to bring holiday cheer to all.
Watch the video here
Video production credits go to Jorge Crespo, produced by Meagan Ginter with executive producer B.J.Bennett.
Rabadash Records recording artistsinger-songwriter Serabee combines the vibrance of New Orleans with the holiday season with her new song “New Orleans,” out on 12/16. The song was recorded at Rabadash Studios with legendary drummer Russell Batiste, his Uncle bass player MichaelBatiste (Jon Batiste’s father), and Dave Easley (Ruthie Foster, Shannon
McNally) on pedal steel guitar.Other players that lent their talents are Mark Levron, Joe Krown, and a male-voiced quartet featuring RussellBatiste, Anthony Rejiv, Charles Carter, and Michael Batiste, giving it that soulful and gospel feel. Recorded in one take with Marc Hewitt producing, Sera feels this song will bring people together and hasbecome a new favorite in the setlist during her live shows.
Rabadash Records recording artistsinger-songwriter Serabee combines the vibrance of New Orleans with the holiday season with her new song “New Orleans,” out on 12/16. The song was recorded at Rabadash Studios with legendary drummer Russell Batiste, his Uncle bass player MichaelBatiste (Jon Batiste’s father), and Dave Easley (Ruthie Foster, Shannon
McNally) on pedal steel guitar.Other players that lent their talents are Mark Levron, Joe Krown, and a male-voiced quartet featuring RussellBatiste, Anthony Rejiv, Charles Carter, and Michael Batiste, giving it that soulful and gospel feel. Recorded in one take with Marc Hewitt producing, Sera feels this song will bring people together and hasbecome a new favorite in the setlist during her live shows.
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