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# VIDEO PICKS: Jem, talker, POND, Telltale
- URL: https://www.glamglare.com/music/video-picks-jem-talker-pond-telltale/
- Published: 2021-11-24T20:02:52.000Z
- Updated: 2021-11-24T20:02:52.000Z
- Author: Elke Nominikat
- Tags: Music, Video, #wordpress, #Import 2024-07-26 07:44

## Jem

Turkish singer/songwriter [**Jem**](https://www.instagram.com/jemmusicuk/?ref=glamglare.com) released his debut single “Secrets” together with a meditative video filmed by [**Mu Tunc**](https://www.instagram.com/diaryofmu/?hl=en&ref=glamglare.com). Jem says about the song:

> Sometimes I visualise my songs before writing them. With this song, imagery came to me in a dream-like state, and all I did was react musically to how these images made me feel.  
> When writing Music, I always hark back to a place, a visual, a feeling that reminds me of the warm and embracing state of where I grew up. 

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## talker – Summerlin

L.A. singer/songwriter [**talker**](https://new.glamglare.com/artist/talker?ref=glamglare.com) is stuck in Summerlin, Nevada for all the wrong reasons. But she found a gorgeous backdrop for a video in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

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## POND – Take Me Avalon I’m Young

Who wouldn’t want to watch Nicholas Allbrook from Australian indie-rockers [**POND**](http://pond.band/?ref=glamglare.com) doing his yoga routine? Especially when the English picturesque seaside town Hastings is the backdrop? The video “Take Me Avalon I’m Young” is directed by award-winning filmmaker and creative director Bunny Kinney and we love it!

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## Telltale – Tennis Club

Canadian electronica artist [**Telltale**](https://www.iamtalltale.com/?ref=glamglare.com) says about their new video:

> It started with a loose lyric idea of ‘I learned more about love in tennis club than I ever did from you’ (since a score of zero in tennis is called “love”),” Talltale explains. “Then I built out the song to keep – what I hope to be – an emotionally honest core, while encasing it with more tennis puns and a shimmering 80s synth-pop vibe instrumentally.

We understand what she’s going through in the video all too well and love the song’s vibe and production.

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