New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Critically acclaimed German born pop iconoclast bülow releases the official music video for her new single "Sweet
Little Lies" today. The video was shot on location by Armadillo Films in Orangeville Ontario whose rural setting provided an added element of intrigue and mystery to the catchy track that dropped late last month.
Commenting on the song and video concept that she envisioned, bülow remarked, "The song is light but has dark undertones. I wanted to show the contrast of your mind. Your imagination is so damn powerful, it can make you feel so good…but also be your worst enemy."
bülow recently received four nominations for the 2019 JUNO Awards, including Pop Album of the Year and Breakthrough Artist of the Year. Ahead of performing at the 2019 JUNO Awards on March 17, music fans can catch her at SXSW in Austin, TX performing at the VEVO Showcase (March 12) & Neon Gold Official SXSW Showcase (March 13).
bülow has previously released Damaged Vol. 1 & Damaged Vol. 2, each instantly resonated with critics and new fans alike. Damaged Vol. 1 included "Like This Guy", "Lines", and fan favorite "Not A Love Song" which to date has clocked over 83 million streams and earned praise as "beautifully crafted" (NME), "pop genius" (Noisey), and a "star in the making" (Pigeon & Planes). Damaged Vol. 2 included "You & Jennifer,"Honor Roll," and buzzworthy "SAD AND BORED," praised by PAPER as, "the perfect pop study in contrasts, and further confirms bülow as an artist to watch with razor-sharp wit to boot." As well as HillyDilly calling her "one of the brightest new talents in pop." Last year also saw bülow release much buzzed about "Two Punks In Love" and embark on the road with Fickle
Friends last Fall. A child of the globe, bülow has grown up in five countries including Canada, Germany, the UK, the US, and just recently finished high-school in The Netherlands. Although bülow has only just begun her musical journey with these recent releases, the music already stands tall as an impressive flag-bearer for things to come.
