Music Video Made Entirely of Women Quarantined in Their Homes

Studio City, CA, May 16, 2020 --(PR.com)-- Galactic Cat Records released a new music video by LA-based singer and songwriter Nadia Vaeh filmed entirely by a cast of 50+ women from around the world who were quarantined in their own homes. In the video this diverse group of women lip-sync to Nadia’s newest song "Monroe"; a women’s empowerment pop anthem that was released at the start of the COVID-19 crisis. The video, a montage of selfie-videos, includes women dancing, singing into their hair brushes, wearing costumes, and interpreting the song in so many unique ways. “Everyone was so creative, and it was so uplifting to produce something like this during this crazy time. Some of the ladies indicated that doing this was completely out of the norm for them but they really enjoyed the process. That to me is what this song is all about,” said Nadia Vaeh.

The original music video production was interrupted by the pandemic, preventing the completion of the video. Necessity is the mother of invention and Nadia decided to reach out to some of her best friends to see if they would be interested in performing in this newly conceived video. Ultimately 50+ women aged from 5 to 71, would hear about it and volunteer to perform.

Performers included women from the United Kingdom, South Korea, Germany, Greece, and many states in the U.S. Many of the performers really found the music video to be a good creative exercise while being in isolation, and some had never performed before prior to this video.

A few performers in the video are trans or identify as female. “We wanted to make this video as inclusive as possible and celebrate empowered femininity in its entirety. To be a 'Monroe' does not stop at the traditional meaning of being a woman,” said Nadia Vaeh.

Based out of Los Angeles, Nadia Vaeh was quarantined herself in her home preventing her from managing a team of creatives needed to produce a traditional style music video. “All creatives and crews in Los Angeles are quarantined in their homes anxious to work on projects but unable to do so due to the quarantine restrictions.” Nadia is very thankful for the group of friends and women that came together to make this vision possible.

You can view the video currently at this link: youtu.be/RqlNROYWZdc