
Released in June 2009 as the title-track music video from Elizabeth & the Catapult's major-label debut on Verve Records, this video documents a pivotal moment in the band's trajectory — transitioning from a Lower East Side club staple to a nationally distributed indie-pop act. The album was recorded at producer Mike Mogis's Omaha studio (known for his work with Bright Eyes and Rilo Kiley), embedding the project…
The video represents the piano-pop singer-songwriter strand of late-2000s indie, a subgenre that bridged coffeehouse folk, jazz vocal tradition, and radio-friendly indie pop. Elizabeth Ziman's Berklee classical training and immersion in jazz vocal performance (Fitzgerald, Simone, Holiday) gave the…
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