Music Permission

When choosing this song for our music video, it was significant that we had granted permission from the artist. Due to to copy right laws we have to gain the permission from the artist as well as agree for the video's use to be non-profitable. In addition due to the details shown through their record label we were able to contact the band easily through email.

Licensing Request:

Glenn Morrow- glenn[AT]bar-none[DOT].com

Mark Lipsitz- markl[AT]bar-none[DOT].com

Ciera Chapman<cierachaman99@gmail.com>

To glenn, mark

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am in college currently studying media , and part our course is creating a music video fora song of our choice.

Me and partner would love to use the song 'Peach' for our project by The Front Bottoms as it would be perfect for our creative endeavour.

We understand you are busy people but to able to continue our project and post our music video online (Youtube) to be examine, we must be granted permission from the label.

-We will be gaining no profit from the project.

Kind Regards 

Ciera Chapman

Glenn Morrow<glenn@bar-non.com>

To Mark, me

Can you sen us a link to the video to approve?

Ciera Chapman<cierachapman99@gmail.com>

To Glenn

We could send the storyboard once its made, however, our teacher have insisted on us gaining permission before we begin

Glenn Morrow<glenn@bar-non.com>

To me

Just give me an idea of what the video will be about.

Ciera Chapman<cierachapman99@gamil.com>

To Glenn

Well the song obviously has a light and 'fluffy' exterior, however there's amore sinister nature to it. My interpretations that it's generally about taking some for granted/being dependant and needing someone more than wanting them because it's comfortable.

As the song is using lots of imagery, and for my uni application I would incorporate stop/start animation of e.g. peach, but eventually revealing it decaying ear. We could switch between this and actual footage of a couple growing apart.

I also contacts of social workers who constantly work with people who are dependant on their partner to physically live, due to disabilities' and how it can strain a relationship. Which 'I'd love to explore with permission, although it's more loosely linked.

Glenn Morrow<glenn@bar-none.com>

To me

That sounds very cool. You have our permission. Love to see the final result.