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Deep Breaths And Tall Talent

June 5, 2020 by Maggi Barnard

Forbes’ own Brad Holmes and Adam Enslow filming the Deep Breaths music video.

Forbes artist Brad Holmes has teamed up with local producer Adam Enslow for the recording and filming of his stunning new track, Deep Breaths, which is set to be released in early July. The song combines thought provoking lyrics with an irresistible beat that is set to put Brad’s name in the spotlight.

Forbes is incredibly fortunate to have a local production company and recording studio. Not only can recording artists in the Forbes Shire area record locally, but they can create videos, songs and more in a premium facility from start to finish. Having high quality production facilities in Forbes means that local artists do not need to travel into larger cities to record, nor do they need to deal with the plethora of obstacles involved in such a project, including travel costs and timing constraints.

Although Brad has been writing for many years, Deep Breaths is his first professionally recorded song thanks to Forbes producer and owner of StartFast Productions, Adam Enslow. What began as a voice recording on Facebook Messenger from Brad to Adam has kicked off an exciting journey which is sure to pave the way for more local talent to take the initiative that Brad has, by recording and releasing their own music.

While Forbes is bursting with an array of incredibly gifted artists and musicians, the prospect of seeking a producer and releasing their music can be confusing and expensive.

Brad hopes that his initiative will encourage other artists to follow their dreams. “Recording and filming has been very exciting and I am learning so much. I hope what we have achieved can inspire other people to take deep breaths and reach their own goals ” Brad said.

Deep Breaths by Brad Holmes will be released on all major platforms including iTunes, Spotify and GooglePlay in the coming weeks.

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