Audience Feedback for My Music Video

I uploaded my video to YouTube to get as much audience feedback as I could.

After the video only being online for less than a day I already had 86 YouTube views:

And 4 'likes':

I also got some comments on YouTube from my friends:

I also linked my video onto my Facebook page to get feedback from my friends:

I also linked my video on my Twitter page as the 'followers' you have on Twitter are a wider range of people who aren't your close friends and would be able to share my video also: 

One of my friends also re-tweeted on her own Twitter page:

FINAL ANCILLARY TASKS

                                                              Final Front CD Cover:

                                                             Final Back CD Cover:

 

Final Magazine Advert:

FINAL MUSIC VIDEO

Here is my final edit of my music video after my last filming shoot which I have used a lot of the footage from.

Ancillary Task Photoshoot

    

These are some of the photos I took for my ancillary tasks from my last set of filming on the weekend. I have taken the images against a brick wall used in my filming so that my album cover and magazine poster link directly to my music video and can be easily identified with my audience.

Latest News On Katy B...

I found this article online about the release of Katy B's new Album: Katy on a Mission. The article is dated April 3rd 2011.

"Dance music is all too often associated with faceless divas – catchy anthems, soaring voices, no real trace of personality. 

Then occasionally, you get refreshing exceptions – such as south London dubstep-pop starlet Katie Brien. She first snagged mainstream consciousness on Magnetic Man’s exhilarating single Perfect Stranger, before scoring solo attention with Katy On A Mission – a taut tune that ricocheted across club nights, radio and ringtones. 

Both of those 2010 hits are highlights of Brien’s first album but overall it’s clear why she’s been championed by pirate station-turned-talent stable Rinse FM: she combines homey charisma with slick ambition and is not cowed by genre constraints.

What makes On A Mission such  a winning debut is its combination of Brien’s sweet and sussed songwriting (she’s essentially a modern romantic with attitude) and vivaciously innovative producers including Magnetic Man’s Benga, Rinse boss Geeneus and Benny Ill. Her vocals withstand mighty levels of sub-bass yet sound naturally poppy. 

The tracks are also brilliantly sequenced, from the assertive opener Power On Me to the Latin-tinged electro of Why You Always Here (recalling classic Basement Jaxx) and the ravey dancehall fusion of Lights On (with Ms Dynamite). Brien makes dance worlds collide without seeming try-hard. She’s made an album of its time, and it’s one to remember."

New CD Front Cover

New CD Back Cover