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Wendlo • September [Official Video]

Get cozy with Wendlo’s cover of the Earth, Wind & Fire classic, September. 🍁☺️☕️

You Make My Dreams (Come True)

Our most popular short cover video, of Daryl Hall & John Oates’ most popular song. We’ve had so many requests for our version of this song, we finally put it out! :)

Never Gonna Give You Up (stories, feat. Wendlo)

The Rick Astley classic! We had such a blast with the stories crew on this tender Rick-roll. 😘

Shadow

“This song started as a little voice memo line, “Let me be your shadow…” The song really started to take shape during quarantine after we watched Peter Pan. (It was Jacob’s first time!) The part in the beginning with Tinkerbell and Pan’s lost shadow…there was just something really visually and emotionally striking there. So Jacob took my little voice memo and sped it up and added more to it in Ableton, until we had something that felt like it was capturing that feeling.

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Broken Glass

Broken Glass is a song about living with someone as imperfect as yourself. Even when you butt heads with your butthead, as the song says, "it beats waking up alone." ❤️

Downtown

“Growing up in Alaska, I had pictures in my head of what moving to a big city would be like. Those thoughts carried an air of refined urbanism—what I thought living in the city would be like—that was counter to the rural Alaskan life I always knew. Only after Jacob and I moved to a third floor loft overlooking the west side of Atlanta’s skyline did I realize that those dreams were for more than teenage fantasies of city lights. The realization of those dreams was not the city’s glow, but in the people illuminated by it.” —Chelsea

Sweet Sleep

Sometimes dreams blur into waking life. A connection, a conversation, a moment in a dream can change the way you look at someone. Dreams themselves can be hostile, yet entirely fragile—every perceived terror is real to a mind only aware of this temporary, fabricated world. And dreams can be a pleasant—albeit bizarre—reprieve from the real world. Sometimes you desperately want to wake up, and sometimes sleep can't come soon enough…