Award-winning filmmaker Brett Harvey’s video of Sarah’s song “Slow Decay” has been premiered a week ahead of its release by New York-based online music magazine Elmore, which featured the video as the top item on its homepage for 24 March. Funded by Arts Council England and Cultivator Cornwall, the video was inspired by the true story of Bill Conner, a Wisconsin father who lost his daughter and cycled 1,400 miles to hear her heart beating again in the body of its recipient.
“I’m incredibly honoured and delighted that Elmore Magazine has premiered this video,” says Sarah. “Brett did such a beautiful job on it, and I’m so glad that he spotted the connection between the lyrics of my song and the true story he’s based the video on. I think it conveys an important message, and I hope people will be inspired by it to register as organ donors if they haven’t already done so.”
The video is due to be released on 30 March, but you can watch it now by clicking this link:
http://www.elmoremagazine.com/2018/03/music-news/sarah-mcquaid-digs-deep