Also watch Natalie Bergman and Beck - "You've Got A Woman" (Lion Cover) https://audiocult.net/video/play/320/natalie-bergman-and-beck-youve-got-a-woman-lion-cover #nataliebergman #wildbelle Below is generated by YouTube Stream "Shine Your Light On Me" here: https://orcd.co/shineyourlight Pre-order/Pre-save Natalie's debut solo album, MERCY, here: https://orcd.co/nataliebergmanmercy Natalie Bergman - "Shine Your Light On Me" Starring Brooke Shepherd, Savannah Harrison, Cedric LeMoyne, Saamuel Richard & Jean Lebrun Director Alan Del Rio Ortiz Represented by Reprobates Executive Producer Doug Klinger Production Company OBSIDIAN Head of Production Anna Heinrich Producer Nance Messineo Production Manager Cole Santiago Director of Photography Ben Chappell Production Designer Hanrui Wang 1st AD Travis LaSalle Gaffer Ant Boyd Key Grip Chris Hartsell Choreographer Brooke Shepherd Editor Alan Del Rio Ortiz Colorist Dante Pasquinelli Head Stylist Brittny Moore Stylist Assist Alejandro Lara Hair Jon Lieckfelt Make Up Gregory Arlt 1st AC Jake Wolfert 2nd AC Jake Longcob Jib Op David Warshaw Board Op Ben Lawson Art Director Wendell Zheng Lead Carpenter David Moore Carpenter Ryan Espland Office PA Alexis Pfeffer Compliance Officer Lidia De Los Santos Talent PA Niko Kosberg Set PA Conrad Sundqvist-Olmos Set PA Jesse Fox Hallen Special Thanks to Fotokem and Mack Sennett Studios! “‘Shine Your Light On Me’ is a love song. It’s a prayer. A heartbroken melody hoping for sunshine,” says Natalie Bergman. “I had the privilege of working alongside my favorite artists and musicians on this film. I built my dream set design with Hanrui Wang and we played with mirrors and shadows. Light and darkness. I wore a vintage mirror dress by Paco Rabanne; it reflects the light, and light is the inherent message behind this music. It’s tender and lonely, but it is hopeful.” Directed by Alan Del Rio Ortiz (Solange, Maggie Rogers) and shot by cinematographer Ben Chappell (Arctic Monkeys, King Krule), the enigmatic and enchanting visual for “Shine Your Light On Me” was filmed in 4:3 on television cameras from the 1960s. Bergman cites influence in classic television appearances from that era, specifically a 1967 performance of “Reflections” by Diana Ross & The Supremes. While Natalie Bergman wrote, performed, recorded and mixed Mercy in almost complete solitude, “Shine Your Light On Me” includes contributions from Elsa Harris and the Larry Landfair Singers, who Bergman previously sang with at her father’s funeral. Behind the song’s sweet harmonies, soulful grooves, and the urge for Jesus to bring her out of the shadows of sorrow, Natalie Bergman reveals some of the devastating origins that brought her to Mercy. Lyrics like “I have gone astray, I’ve been lost in the desert” allude to the Chama Valley monastery where she spent weeks in silence following the loss of her father and stepmother, who were killed by a drunk driver in 2019, the same night she and her brother were supposed to play Radio City Music Hall as Wild Belle. But instead of escaping into darkness and dread, her time in the desert-inspired her path to Mercy, where she channels the music and faith that have guided her family forever. Mercy marks the first newly recorded gospel album from Third Man Records; pre-order it here: https://orcd.co/nataliebergmanmercy Follow Natalie Bergman: https://www.instagram.com/nataliebergman/ https://www.facebook.com/nataliebergmanmusic https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSJ3n380Ps2WxV3UAc_LXjA (c) Third Man Records, 2021.