Lift Your Head Up
New YouTube video today… The Repressions cover John Denver’s “Annie’s Song,” live, by request on Twitch. John Denver has been a favorite of both Nathanael and Barbara for their entire lives. Thank you to our wonderful friends and followers on Twitch for the requests and the colorful emotes.
You can make song requests and join the lovely online crowd and chat on Twitch, twice a week, free to watch from anywhere.
New YouTube video today… The Repressions cover Don McLean’s “Vincent,” live, by request on Twitch. The song, often called “Starry Starry Night” after the memorable opening lyrics and the image of the famous 1889 painting, is a favorite, and a beautiful tribute to the artist Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890.) It is a reminder that we need to extend compassion to those we might not understand. Thank you to Don McLean for creating such an exquisite song.
You can make song requests and join the lovely online crowd and chat on Twitch, twice a week, free to watch from anywhere.
New YouTube video today! Nate covers Ben E. King’s “Stand By Me,” live, by request on Twitch.
Join the chat and make song requests on Twitch, twice a week, free to watch from anywhere.
New YouTube video today! Nate covers The Beatles’ “It’s Only Love,” live, by request on Twitch.
You can make song requests and join the sweet online crowd and chat on Twitch, twice a week, free to watch from anywhere.
See our short, loud and live performance of “Just An Animal” on YouTube today. The Repessions return to Espresso 77 on Saturday August 3, 2024, at 8:30pm.
You can listen to the official electric version of Just An Animal anywhere you stream and download music:
New YouTube video today! The Repressions cover Elton John’s “Rocket Man,” live, by request on Twitch.
You can make song requests and join the awesome friends and chat on Twitch, twice a week, free to watch from anywhere…
Saffy the Cat has added her unique musical talent to The Repressions live performance of “Quiet Solitude,” during their November 21,2023 livestream show on Twitch. While extemporaneous, the band knew it was wise to let her take lead on keyboard. Fans said they appreciated the dark disonance and extreme cuteness that she added.
Saffy likes being part of the band, and showing the audience how to get attention. She received many pets after the performance, as did her sister Tira. The Repressions are very grateful that Saffy decided to jump in on the song. You can watch the full performance on YouTube today.
Live from the Holiday Ho Ho Hoedown Benefit show at ICON Astoria in, The Repressions perform “Christmas Time’s A-Comin'” written by Tex Logan, and first recorded by Bill Munroe in 1951.
Quiet Solitude is a song of calm. Here’s a live take from Twitch (with keyboard in place of glockenspiel.)
The Repressions were honored to be part of V.O.I.C.E. 4 Change this fall, an Art as Activism group in NYC organized by author and activist Vigilante Vegan. Follow them for more performances from artists of all kinds who defend animals!
@voice4change @vigilantevegan
Special thanks to Craig Seeman for filiming, find videos from V.O.I.C.E. 4 Change and more activism here: @seecraig
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