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We are really proud to announce the premiere of the official video for "Hearts Beat Loud" on My Old Kentucky Blog.

 The clip was directed by the incredible Matt Jay, the same talent that brought us the "Complicated" video that did so well on MTV's site last year.

The day is finally here. We can't tell you how excited we are to share our brand new EP with you. It's been a bit of a journey since the release of "Islands" and we're so glad to have something new to share with you. You can buy your copy right here and you'll not only get a beautiful digipak hard copy, but you'll also get an instant free digital download so you don't have to wait on the mailman. You can also get a copy over at Daytrotter.

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THE FOLKS OVER AT MAGNET WERE NICE ENOUGH TO WRITE ABOUT "SAY LA LA"!

Read the whole thing here...

Keegan DeWitt‘s “Say La La” is the head-nodding, anthemic sing-a-long that so many lo-fi, one-member-too-many bands have tried unsuccessfully to write in Arcade Fire’s post-Funeral wake. Striking an instantly memorable balance between the Canadian band’s pop tendencies and the smart indie brashness of Isaac Brock, the song shakes with a confidence well reflective of its writer’s storied pedigree. DeWitt, an actor-turned-composer whose work in the latter role has provided the musical spine for several critically acclaimed independent films, shows us on “Say La La” that he’s just as comfortable writing a hook as a heady score, though he’d probably be the first to say the two songwriting forms aren’t mutually exclusive. With its anchoring groove and tight, melodic playfulness, the song excites not simply because of its standalone brilliance, but also because it comes to us from Nashville, a city that’s too often perceived as musically homogeneous. “Say La La” is the first single from the Nothing Shows EP, which is set for a July 13 release through Daytrotter’s new Record Barn concept.