Beneath Brum will be providing music video production for upcoming artists from Birmingham, utilising the creativeness of the city and showing what talent can be found within the area.

Rosie Faragher, director of Beneath Brum said: “We’re all about connecting with local artists and creating the content that they want. We are proud to be a local production company and everything we do is done with passion and care.”

Chloe Cartwright, producer and camera operator for Beneath Brum added: “We love collaborating with local talented artists and bringing their ideas to life. We are passionate about producing the best videos and we hope to work with many more artists in the future.”

Instagram and Facebook social media platforms have been created which are teasing the new projects that are in progress and behind the scenes content from the video shoots.

A website is due to be launched in early February, which will provide a showreel of the music videos produced, the team behind Beneath Brum, testimonials from artists and a news section containing press releases which will provide information on upcoming projects.

The first music video produced by Beneath Brum is for singer-songwriter Namiwa Jazz, a Birmingham-based artist who has a combined musical style, which forms a self-proclaimed Afrotwang genre. This is a vocal point in her new single which has references to the genre and her new sound.

The upcoming single and music video for Matter of Fact by Namiwa Jazz will be released on Friday 1st February You can pre-order the single here