Video: Big Deal “Talk”

BigDeal 300x175 Video: Big Deal Talk
Have you come aboard the Big Deal train, yet? Well, they’re debut album, Lights Out, came out two weeks ago so you don’t really have an excuse if you haven’t.  Kacey Underwood and Alice Costello make the U.S.-U.K. union sound a lot more pleasant than our forefathers did, with harmonious vocals and grounding electric guitar that calm the rattled nerves of rocky relationships and inspire adventure.

Directed by popular indie-folk director, Yoonha Park, “Talk” features surgical visuals that will have the squeamish turning away.

Don’t miss Big Deal at SXSW! They will also be in NY and LA in March:
March 12 @ Mercury Lounge in NY
March 20 @ The Echo in LA

Band Links:
Facebook.com/WeAreABigDeal
Soundcloud.com/Big-Deal

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