Dresage (Keeley Bumford) and Misty Boyce collaborated on the pop track & music video ‘Shame’. A vibrant music video that complements the song’s exploration of the human psyche was created with choreography by MUDA. With bendy synths and shining vocals, ‘Shame’ is an instant classic. With the simplistic and captivating visuals, the music video is a breath of fresh air amidst production-laden projects.
‘Shame’ is the fourth single from Dresage’s entirely self produced forthcoming sophomore EP ‘Terror Nights / Terror Days.’ It serves as an upbeat, synth driven love/hate letter to self sabotaging emotions like shame, fear and doubt felt by both artists and their communities, especially other women in music. Am I enough? Is it too late for me? Is my music what people care about before my looks? Can art exist and thrive without data and followers? Not one to hold back the honest details of her thoughts, Dresage meditates on what it means to a human and artist in 2020-2021, always eager to excavate the meaning of it all.
Dresage is singer/producer/writer/composer Keeley Bumford’s personal exploration of sound and texture. With over 8M streams on spotify, she has laid down a landscape that created with lush synth and orchestral musings, allowing herself the freedom to inhabit many genres, from dreamy synth wave to indie art pop. Dresage Website
Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, LA-based artist/songwriter/keyboardist Misty Boyce was slated to tour with Sam Smith. In her time in the industry, she has released four studio albums and played with Sting, Sara Bareilles, Børns, and Lord Huron. Her most recent full-length project, genesis, released in September 2020. Misty Boyce
