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Video Spotlight: This Christmas by Two Story Road

If you've never heard of Two Story Road, you're in luck because this is the 3rd time I've written about them. You can check out my review of their great self-titled EP right here and my video spotlight on their a cappella version of their song "Arson" here. But the quick introduction to Two Story Road is that they are the talented husband and wife duo of Brandon and Jamelle Fraley.

I've come to like these two a lot. They make great music and they're so entertaining to watch, as you're about to see. As soon as I watched this, I knew I was going to have to feature it. They're not afraid to be silly and those of you who know me know that I love that.

So here's their fun version of "This Christmas".


I know what they say about assuming things, but I think we can go ahead and assume that they enjoyed filming this. Because from all indications, we have a pair of loveable goofballs on our hands. As I said, I love when people aren't scared to create videos like this. I know I've complained about it a bunch, but I get so tired of singers who are serious all the time. Who are constantly acting like they have an attitude. That kind of thing gets old to me very quickly. Especially when so many people do it. It's like it's more important to look cool.

In saying that, it's so refreshing to watch people having a lot of fun. It makes it entertaining. I like the way they used the SnapChat filters and I got such a kick out of watching all of their antics. You watch this and can't help but feel like hanging out with them would be an absolute blast. You wouldn't be bored. That's for certain.

Of course, as I've said about other acts, the silliness works so well because they have the talent to back it up. I really enjoy listening to them sing. They sound great individually, but when they sing together? It's even better. Their voices were made for each other. I also think it's cool how they apparently did this with only an iPhone. Technology can be a wonderful thing.

I hope that you enjoyed this video as much as I do. I strongly urge you to see what else they have to offer. Especially on their YouTube channel. There's all kinds of musical goodies to be found on there. You can find that link, along with all of their other links below.
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