One of the lead singles from Dan Kanvis' "Windows" album gets a visual addition. Directed by Parker Foster and Dan, we get a very reflective video for "Don't Leave Me", adding a certain depth or personal thoughts to the song. He raps of the importance family in an apartment where he looks to live alone, and despite that he's many miles away from them the love is still there.
At this point I expect nothing less than great content and material from DK. He's continued to provide quality rhymes with a ear for great production that fits his style of rap. Using simple scenes to convey the message of the song, we are provided with a video that will definitely hold the attention of anyone with a heart. Watch below.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Don't be scared, let them know your opinion*