Gracing fans with a soulful and serene video to complement the soulful and calming single, Vivian Green has released the video for Where Are You” from her seventh studio album, Love Absolute. Directed by Derek Blanks, Green is looking sleek, stylish, and comfortable, portraying the yearning for your significant other that she relays in the song’s message.
“I felt liberated to explore what was in my head without a spotlight, judgment or criticism while recording Love Absolute,” Green said. “I began writing songs at the piano when I was just eleven years old. For me, it is the purest expression of songwriting. My voice and the keys serve as vessels of the music in my head. In my solitude and away from the studio. While that surely comes later, I prefer the raw expression to come first, because there is certainly magic there. That magic is what makes Love Absolute different from my previous albums.”
Watch the video for “Where You Are” below, and download Green’s Love Absolute album here.
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