Lisa Matassa's dynamic and visually-enticing new video, "Somebody's Baby," premieres on AOL's The Boot today, as the single debuts on the New & Active Billboard/BDS Indicator Chart. Hotshot Traci Goudie (Hunter Hayes, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris, Patty Griffin) directed the video, which perfectly reflects Matassa's artistry. Lisa's soulful, powerhouse vocals reign supreme; the track is high-energy and bright. Captured on a Watertown, TN farm, the scenes vary from crisp and clean to soft and subdued. Interspersed archival family footage shows Matassa from childhood through marriage to motherhood, and the legitimacy these images create is undeniable. Fans can enjoy the video and feel the excitement surrounding Lisa's newest release by clicking here.
"It's a song about connections," Lisa states. "It immediately resonated with me. As a mom of two teenagers who are college-bound, I know that regardless of their age or where they go in life, they will always be my 'babies.' I hope that when folks hear this song it makes them think of their special 'baby.'"
"Somebody's Baby" was released to radio last month (It Is What It Is Records / Nine North Records), and Lisa's 500,000-plus social media connections are thrilled with the driving new single. Written by Kelly Archer, Casey Koesel and Justin Weaver, the edgy rocker is the first release from Matassa's upcoming EP of the same name.
With over 2.6 million previous YouTube video views and two #1 videos on CMT.com (including "Me Time"), Lisa is no stranger to Country audiences. She has opened shows for Dierks Bentley, Leann Rimes, Eric Church, Lee Brice and Ronnie Dunn.
Lisa Matassa's dynamic and visually-enticing new video, "Somebody's Baby," premieres on AOL's The Boot today, as the single debuts on the New & Active Billboard/BDS Indicator Chart. Hotshot Traci Goudie (Hunter Hayes, Merle Haggard, Emmylou Harris, Patty Griffin) directed the video, which perfectly reflects Matassa's artistry. Lisa's soulful, powerhouse vocals reign supreme; the track is high-energy and bright. Captured on a Watertown, TN farm, the scenes vary from crisp and clean to soft and subdued. Interspersed archival family footage shows Matassa from childhood through marriage to motherhood, and the legitimacy these images create is undeniable. Fans can enjoy the video and feel the excitement surrounding Lisa's newest release by clicking here.
