San Antonio-based artist AMEA clearly has a vision, and her execution over the last couple of months has been breathtaking and inspiring. Space(ships) is an animated journey into the mind of AMEA, and a fitting followup to the deeply personal VayCay. Her aesthetic is strong, yet inviting… I am looking forward to whatever she releases in the future, be it visually or musically, and I’m sure I’m not alone in that sentiment.
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At this point, I don’t know much about AMEA, other than that I need to know more. I unfortunately cannot remember how I stumbled across the video for VayCay, but I am very glad that I did, because the video is truly inspiring. Not only is it a strong song with a wonderfully produced video to back it up, the video includes a strong narrative that tells a concurrent story with the song, culminating in a moving experience for the listener/viewer. The amount of high quality music video work I am seeing that comes out of the central Texas area is truly amazing. As for AMEA, she seems to be on the rise, so I will definitely keep watch for more from her.
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