New York, NY (PRWEB) August 30, 2013
More and more bands are producing great music videos. But not enough are getting the exposure they deserve. eTalentShowcase challenged its members to submit their best work and get seen by professionals in the music industry. An amazing panel of judges chose 10 finalists from thousands of submissions and then the fans took over to decide who would make it to the final round of 3. In the final stage the 3 most popular music videos were carefully reviewed by our Music Industry Experts to determine the winner.
The top three Music Videos submitted to the judges were Matt Clarke and his video Take My Keys, Providence for their video Bled Dry and Alana Lee for the video Synchronize. All three videos received at least one vote and great feedback from our panel of Music Industry Experts. But Matt Clarke proved to be the favorite with a majority of votes.
Edward Olimpio, VP of eTalentShowcase added, “after Matt won the contest we learned of the inspiring story behind behind the song and his making of the music video, which we want to help share and spread the word”. Matt Clarke knows all too well the dangers of drunk driving and its life-altering consequences. He knows because he lives with the guilt of it every single day. Six years ago, the Arlington native was behind the wheel of his 2001 Mercury Sable, driving erratically from Lexington when his car struck a curb, careened over a stone wall and into the side of a house.
He woke up at the
