Song: Burning Benches by Morning Runner
Runner is an alternative rock/pop band who were formed in 2003 in Reading UK. There were 4 four members to the band, it included a singer/guitarist, drummer, bassist and a pianist. The band unfortunately split in 2007 due to commercial pressures from their record label. The one album they released in 2006 was called 'Wilderness Is Paradise Now' and their song 'Burning Benches' made the top 20 single chart.
A young (20-25) male playing a grand piano in a plain white empty hall wall/room whilst singing. When the music builds up at 1.11 in the song, we see a different male and a female dancing on a beach flashing back now and then to the piano player. At 2.21 in the song we cut back to the piano player for the last couple cords in the song.
Runner is an alternative rock/pop band who were formed in 2003 in Reading UK. There were 4 four members to the band, it included a singer/guitarist, drummer, bassist and a pianist. The band unfortunately split in 2007 due to commercial pressures from their record label. The one album they released in 2006 was called 'Wilderness Is Paradise Now' and their song 'Burning Benches' made the top 20 single chart.
A young (20-25) male playing a grand piano in a plain white empty hall wall/room whilst singing. When the music builds up at 1.11 in the song, we see a different male and a female dancing on a beach flashing back now and then to the piano player. At 2.21 in the song we cut back to the piano player for the last couple cords in the song.
Cut the song from 2.26 until 3.52 to get a good finish, which makes the video 2.43minutes.
I would say that Morning Runner is very similar to the band to Snow Patrol. It has the same restless but empowering tone. Snow Patrol are an alternative rock band created in 1993. Their first release was called Polar Bear
I would say that Morning Runner is very similar to the band to Snow Patrol. It has the same restless but empowering tone. Snow Patrol are an alternative rock band created in 1993. Their first release was called Polar Bear
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