Har Mar Superstar with the best “Free to Be You and Me” reference – indie music video

I listened to the “Free to Be You and Me” record over and over and over again when I was little – so much so that carefully lifting and flipping the record and putting the needle down is one of my earliest memories. Alan Alda’s voice on the story Atalanta’s big race was my first crush. You might think this would make me protective of the music and memories but quite the opposite, hearing them sampled and covered gives me a jolt of connection and delight like no other.

Someone else understood how profoundly catchy and meaningful the phrase “brothers and sisters, sisters and brothers, each and every one” could be and made a sweet little music video about it, and though it’s unreleased it made it’s way to us, so we are free, you and me, to sing along!

The artist is Har Mar Superstar and he’s got free music downloads and short films available via:

http://www.myspace.com/harmarsuperstar

Born Sean Tillman, Har Mar Superstar can be defined as a singer/songwriter with major indie(undie)-pop / R&B / dance qualities. He is a performer like none other and has made a huge name for himself in the UK in past years. In 2004 he released The Handler and in October he will be dropping an all new album titled Dark Touches. Not only does he write his own music, but he also writes for others making this guy one of the harder working artists out there.

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