Dorothy's music video for " Down To The Bottom," released in 2017 under Roc Nation Records, showcases the band's powerful sound and dynamic visuals. The video highlights their distinctive style, blending rock elements with a contemporary flair. Fans of the genre will appreciate the energetic performance and engaging imagery that accompany the track.
" Dorothy Dark Nights" is featured on the band's album " R O C K I S D E A D," now available for streaming and download across major platforms including i Tunes, Google Play, Amazon, Spotify, and T I D A L. The music video, directed by Chris Marrs and starring Efren Ramirez, showcases the band's unique sound and artistic vision. Fans can connect with Dorothy through their social media channels for updates and more content.
Dorothy's latest single, " Raise Hell," showcases the band's signature blend of rock and powerful vocals. The track is part of their album " G I F T S F R O M T H E H O L Y G H O S T," which continues to highlight their dynamic sound. Fans can stream the new release and explore more of their music through various platforms, including Sound Cloud and social media channels.
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D O R O T H Y has released the official video for " Wicked Ones," a track from their debut album, R O C K I S D E A D. The album is now available on various platforms, including i Tunes and Amazon. Directed by George Robertson and filmed by Aris Jerome, the video showcases the band's distinctive sound and style. Fans can stream the album, titled G I F T S F R O M T H E H O L Y G H O S T, through multiple services.
Dorothy's latest visualizer for " Black Sheep" celebrates individuality and resilience, emphasizing themes of family and belonging. The song encourages listeners to embrace their uniqueness and stand strong against societal pressures. Directed and edited by Linda Strawberry, the music video complements the powerful lyrics, inviting fans to connect with the artist's message of unity and self acceptance.
