Video: The Lasso - Heaven



From birth to death, creations beginning to evolutions end, our realm remains in flux. Atmospheric producer The Lasso captures this cycle and the universe's magic in his debut visual from the album "The Sound Of Lasso".  The track "Heaven" features The Lasso on synth, bass and drums, while Jordan Hamilton lends the Cello assist, Sam Cooper on vocals, Dave Crider on Vibraphone, Heavy Color on Percusion, and Ben Lau on Pedal Steel.

The animation was created by Scotty Iulianelli of Analog Prints.

"The Sound Of Lasso" - http://smarturl.it/TheSoundOfLasso

Source: Mello Music Group

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