Music Video Set To Debut Week Of August 6 On “Country Fix” – Heartland-TV
NASHVILLE, Tenn. –– Fire River Records’ flagship recording artist, The Band Steele (Bo Steele/Ben Rubino), will celebrate the television broadcast debut of its latest video, “195.” The clip is slated for a world premiere next week on Heartland TV’s “Country Fix” Episode 209 (Week of Aug. 6, 2018) ––check listings for air dates/times here: http://www.watchheartlandtv.
Directed and produced by Marcel Chagnon (A Podunk Production), who has also worked behind the camera to direct Vince Gill and The Time Jumpers, Frankie Ballard, Old Dominion and Clay Walker, the piece was shot in Alabama, along State Route 195, and at various notable Nashville locations and destinations. Marcel and country recording artist Craig Campbell make cameo appearances in the video.
Offering viewers an intimate glance at the sacrifices made by the touring artist who dedicates his life to the road, the true-to-life lyrics combined with realistic footage authentically depict the tumultuous strain on personal relationships.
“It was important for us to shoot segments of the video from Alabama Highway 195,” Ben Rubino said. “It’s a lifeline that runs in-and-out of our hometown—lots of memories and heartbreaks live on that road.”
“It’s tough being on the road. The opportunity is awesome, but it comes with a cost—the time we sacrifice away from loved ones,” added Bo Steele. “You have to be emotionally and mentally strong for the people at home.”
Hosted by up-and-coming and established country music artists, “Country Fix” is a half-hour program that airs on Heartland-TV. The segments feature new music video releases, interviews, news segments and in-depth coverage of happenings in the country music scene. In addition to Heartland-TV, “Country Fix” airs internationally on Keep It Country (UK), Country TV (NZ) and Cayman 27 (Cayman Islands).