The City of Nashville Deems "O Holy Night" The City's Official Holiday Song
Black River Entertainment artist Sarah Darling is celebrating the season of giving with the release of her new music video for “O Holy Night”. The City of Nashville has embraced Sarah Darling’s “O Holy Night” and deemed the track their “Official Holiday Song” and is including a free download and video clip in their Convention & Visitors Bureau holiday eCard.
Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau President Butch Spyridon exclaimed, "Sarah's rendition of "O Holy Night" absolutely blew us away. We had to find a way to incorporate the performance into our marketing and we did! We were pleased and proud to associate with Sarah and Black River Entertainment to give the gift of music this holiday season."
Following up, “Something to Do With Your Hands,” Sarah Darling’s #1 music video, “O Holy Night,” directed by Robert Swope, made Darling the first artist to film a music video inside the stunning Laura Turner Concert Hall of Nashville’s Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
In addition to the eCard, the City of Nashville is also giving fans the opportunity to win The Sarah Darling Music City V.I.P. Sweepstakes for a chance to win a 4th of July getaway for two including airfare, hotel accommodations, a V.I.P. experience at Nashville’s 4th of July Celebration, a chance to meet Sarah Darling and more! The first 500 entrants will receive a download of “O Holy Night”. Enter to win before January 3rd by visiting visitmusiccity.com.
Black River Entertainment COO Gordon Kerr shared, “I am extremely pleased with the collective efforts of so many people to make this video happen. We remain grateful to Mayor Karl Dean, NCVB President Butch Spyridon, Robert Swope and the entire Schermerhorn staff for their belief in this project. Seeing Sarah on set, in that magnificent hall, was the perfect combination of elegance meeting elegance.”
Sarah Darling performed “O Holy Night” live last night, Friday, December 9, 2011, when she took the Ryman stage for the Grand Ole Opry for the ninth time since her debut this year.
Sarah Darling’s recording of “O Holy Night” is available HERE and everywhere digital music is sold.
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