a
M

Close

RVA singer/songwriter Matthew E. White’s latest track ‘Vision’ used in short film

by | Jul 27, 2015 | MUSIC

RVA’s beloved indie-soul-Americana singer/songwriter Matthew E.

RVA’s beloved indie-soul-Americana singer/songwriter Matthew E. White’s song “Vision” was recently used for a short film by filmmaker Clara Aranovich and presented by NOWNESS, a video channel that premieres a new video each day to showcase contemporary culture through film. “Vision” is the latest track off White’s sophomore album Fresh Blood, which was released back in March via Dominino Records.

The film tells the story of a blind couple who take on a trio who are harassing them due to their impairment.

A minimalist version of the ‘Fresh Blood’ album, minus strings, horns, and choir was released on iTunes on Friday.

Check out our coverage of White’s oter video “Rock and Roll is Cold” from the new album here.

White is currently on tour and won’t make any stops in Richmond for awhile it seems, but he will be in Chartlottesvile on the 29th and DC Aug. 8.

Amy David

Amy David

Amy David was the Web Editor for RVAMag.com from May 2015 until September 2018. She covered craft beer, food, music, art and more. She's been a journalist since 2010 and attended Radford University. She enjoys dogs, beer, tacos, and Bob's Burgers references.

SUBSCRIBE TO THE RVAMAG NEWSLETTER




more in music

RVA Magazine 20 Years | Stories from 2005

As we look back on 20 years of publishing RVA Magazine, we’re diving into our origins, beginning with our official launch in 2005. That year marked the debut of RVA Magazine, Issue 1, Volume 1, and our April 15th kickoff event at Gallery5. In the process of archiving,...

Sound Check! X-Cops, Velvet Ruin & Camo Face

What Richmond needs is a good music documentary. If you look at these bills, week after week is insane talent front to back. I want someone to document all of these bands, each one deserves it. We need to cherish and capture this Richmond musical renaissance. Got a...

New Year’s Eve! Looking Back at Our Biggest Stories of 2024

So, it’s New Year’s Eve. The drinks are poured, the fireworks are loaded, and before the clock strikes midnight, let’s take a moment to sift through the rubble of the year that was. Richmond in 2024—messy, beautiful, endlessly fascinating. Thanks for sticking with us...

Richmond New Year’s Eve 2024-2025! The Ultimate Rundown

Richmond does New Year’s Eve like only it can—mixing a love for nostalgia with a flair for the unexpected. Whether you’re chasing live music, glamorous parties, or low-key drinks, RVA delivers with gritty charm and a shot of elegance. Here’s everything you need to...

Young Blood | Photographer Vincent Candela

Vincent Candela—Vinny to some—got in touch with me about a year ago. Happens all the time: people looking to get their shots published, their names out there. But his work stood out. There was a rawness, a kind of unpolished ferocity in the way he captured the world,...

Photos | J. Roddy Walston at Canal Club by Joey Wharton

Richmond’s rock faithful packed into the Canal Club for what felt more like a ritual than a concert. J. Roddy Walston, a hometown legend with the kind of raw, unpolished energy that doesn’t just play to a crowd but grabs it by the throat, hit the stage like a force of...

Topics: film, indie, Matthew E. White, music video, rva music

TO THE RVA MAG YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR THE LATEST VIDEOS