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    Fleurie Releases Animated Music Video For “Constellate”

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    Nashville, Tenn. (May 30, 2018) – Rising pop songstress FLEURIE releases out of this world animated video for her dreamy single “Constellate,” today (5/30) following the exclusive premiere with Live Nation’s music blog  ONES TO WATCH.

    The animated video is a short film by Nashville based animator, Trea Bailey with CG modeling done by Cary Graham. Bailey’s most recent credit includes the Blake Shelton “Doin It (to Country Songs)” video under director Michael Lapinski at Magnetic Dreams Animation Studio. He also looks to mentor John Pomeroy (Disney) who he currently does assisting work for.

    Watch the music video for “Constellate” here.

    “Shortly after the song was written, my friend (and amazing animator) Trea Bailey was hanging out at the studio with us and we played the demo for him,” says Fleurie. “ He asked if he could animate a video for it, and I said ‘yes, if I can write the story!’ and the rest is history.” She goes on to share that “Being depicted as a cartoon character of myself was thrilling and wild! Even in an age where technology seems to keep us connected, true love craves, seeks, demands real face-to-face intimacy. And true love has always been the vehicle that brings light into the dark places. That’s the story we wanted to tell through these characters and their long-distance predicament.”

    With her newest single “Constellate,” Fleurie offers fans a new era of music from Fleurieland, her label name which was inspired by fans’ affectionate love for the “other universe” her music seems to emerge from. Co-produced by Fleurie (musical moniker of Nashville-based Lauren Strahm) and her longtime friend and keyboard player Justin Amundrud, “Constellate” arrives as the first single from Fleurie’s forthcoming full-length debut album which is expected later this year.

    ABOUT FLEURIE

    Whether you know it or not, you’ve certainly heard Fleurie’s soft voice crooning through your TV speakers. Songs from her cinematic album release LOVE AND WAR; have been featured on shows like Pretty Little Liars, Shadowhunters, Reign, The Originals – even a Super Bowl commercial for the final season of critically-acclaimed show 24. Having lent her songwriting and magnetic vocal presence to songs of her own like “Hurts Like Hell”—a 2016 release that amassed over 11 million streams on Spotify – she is also featured on Billboard #1 breakout hip hop artist NF’s track “Mansion” and toured as support for NF’s first sold out cross country tour in Fall of 2016. Following the release of “Constellate,” Fleurie is currently working on her new album expected later this year from her label Fleurieland Records

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