Nick Cox, a musician in Nova Scotia, was artfully strumming his guitar on the Wolfville harbour wharf, when he was approached by a slightly eccentric character with a movie camera.
“Do you want to make a music video?” Steve Wilsack inquired, and before long, such a video was produced. Steve showed the rest of the crew at Innovative the film of Nick’s performance, and one member, Gabriel Both, was intrigued by the possibilities. “I knew that I could do something similar with my own music compositions,” said Gabe in a recent interview.
With Steve and the rest of the ‘Innovative Crew’, Gabe began developing his music to a music video. Many locations were utilized throughout the duration, among them, Wile’s Laundromat, The Wolfville Harbour Raft, the Skateboard park, Pete’s, and even the Wolfville town council meeting.
The public feedback was unanimous; everyone wanted to see and hear more.
After council said Wolfville was ‘busker-friendly’, Gabe performed on the streets in front of the Just Us! Cafe and Al Whittle theatre, the Front Street Cafe, the Creative Hair Salon, and even ‘The Market’ on Main Street.
Eventually, enough footage was collected, and Innovative set to producing a music video for his newest creation: “Robot in a Machine”
For more music by Gabriel Both, go to: https://soundcloud.com/gabrielboth
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