The Voice contestant Jaclyn Bradley Palmer's music video to premiere at 'Dances with Film' festival
Lorain native Jaclyn Bradley Palmer is just a step away from walking the red carpet in Hollywood, with the premiere of her latest musical video, 'Love the Bodies We’re In', this year at the 'Dances with Film' Festival in Los Angeles, California at the iconic Chinese Theatre on June 15.
A contestant on the eighth season of 'The Voice of Holland', Palmer hit it out as Danny Bonaduce’s personal assistant on VH1’s hit, ‘Breaking Bonaduce’, and ‘Random Acts of Music’ where she helped create a 12-episode voice lesson series.
A resident of both America and the Netherlands, her music has been featured on MTV, VH1, HGTV’s Househunter’s International, BRAVO’s The Rachel Zoe Project, TLC, The Hipsters (starring Joan Rivers) and also her documentary 'Made of Gold,' which she made as a tribute to those who died in the USS Indianapolis in World War II.
The relationship between film and music has always been important to Jaclyn, as she says of her upcoming video debut at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood, “When a singer writes a song, it begins as merely a way to quiet the mind and understand the heart. To have that song take life in film and reach the hearts of others is a great joy, to which I can only be grateful."
The subtitle of the single shot film says, "In the single shot of life, people bring with them both beauty and pain, eventually leading us to where we are meant to be- is an expression of the relations that people come across for a brief period in their lives, such as a boyfriend who you love but you know you cannot be together or a friend who never misses out a chance to make you laugh, and about some relations who last a lifetime such as family."
Directed by Willem Serne, Jaclyn focuses on the importance of embracing all those relations, as she says, “People that come in and out of our lives bring with them both beauty and pain," said Palmer, "but it all eventually leads us to where we are meant to be."
The song is a single from her latest EP titled, 'Be it Wild or Poetic', which is available for streaming and download on Spotify and iTunes.
Palmer’s music video for 'A Loaded Gun', a song about gun violence, was an official selection at the 2017 Orlando Film Festival.
Palmer will be walking the red carpet with her father, producer Jack W. Bradley. Palmer had been listed by the Cleveland Magazine as one of Cleveland’s Most Interesting People in 2016.
