Video: Alex Faith & Dre Murray - Southern Lights Overexposed: The Visual Album

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Southern Lights: Overexposed – The Visual Album is the first ever short film featuring the entire track list of a recorded album. Instead of just creating 10 music videos for each track, similar to what Beyonce did for her surprise release, for the first time, we decided to create a cohesive body of work, tying together a complete storyline amongst the various scenes, which by themselves can stand alone as featured videos for each soundtrack. It's unlike anything else out right now, from the quality of work to the messaging in the music, Southern Lights: Overexposed – The Visual Album is something truly unique. After the release period, Alex Faith & Dre Murray will cut each video and release them separately, which viewers can then tie back together to experience again.

***Thanks to SOHH PR for sending***

Directed by William Thomas of Space Cherry Films.

Alex Faith & Dre Murray "Southern Lights: Overexposed" hits stores April 28, 2015 via Collision Records.

Pre-order at iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/southern-lights-overexposed/id975355568
http://bit.ly/SLOEpreorder

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