Red Dress (Official Music Video)Directed, Produced, Choreographed & Edited by Sarah BrandDirector of Photography: Gordon GronbachProduction Assistants: Daoyu...

2021年7月7日 · Red Dress Lyrics: I came to church to praise all love / Sitting, coming for someone else / It didn’t stew well with me / But I said it was a lover’s deed / Didn’t trust my own feels / Let ...

"Red Dress" is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter Sarah Brand. The pop song, which was self-released by Brand on July 7, 2021, was written about exclusivity in religion. The song's music video went viral and attracted largely negative …

Original song by Sarah Brand - Music & music video coming July 2021!Lyrics:I came to church to praise all loveSittin’ and comin’ for someone elseIt didn’t st...

2022年6月25日 · Sarah Brand's song Red Dress had thousands of people debating whether it was an elaborate hoax or downright bad. A year on, she has told her TikTok followers her vocals in the video are...

2021年8月2日 · Sarah Brand's "Red Dress" refers to a song and music video by an English student and amateur musician which drew the fascination of the internet for its consistently off-key singing and low-budget music video, drawing comparisons to "Friday" by Rebecca Black.

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Sarah Brand is an American pop artist who has written, recorded, produced and performed Red Dress (and an equally intriguing single before this called ‘Fantasy’) as well as directing and starring in the striking music video, also self-funded and self-released. So why so controversial!?

[Intro] C x2 [Verse 1] G D Came to church to praise all love C Am Sitting, coming for someone else G D It didn’t stew well with me C Am But I said it was a lover’s deed G D Didn’t trust my own...

"Red Dress" chronicles this story, but also envisions a future where everyone drops their prejudices and comes together. This music video reflects a passion for inclusivity and prompting reflection. Sarah Brand