Blossom (@thatsBlawesome) - "Black Magic Woman" (Official Music Video)


Portland songstress Blossom brings all the vibes in her latest, self-directed, music video for "Black Magic Woman," produced by Mikey Fountaine. Originally hailing from Trinidad, Blossom lets her island roots show on the slowed down, reggae influenced track. "Black Magic Woman" is a message of female empowerment displayed through all shapes, sizes, and nationalities of women handpicked by the rising R&B star herself. Blossom and company come across confident, yet natural and refreshing through the lense of filmographer Tim Slew. Recently signing to Martell Webster's EYRST label and becoming one of the most active performers in the NW, including a recent trip to NY with Amine for The Tonight Show, the demand for Blossom's debut album seems to grow by the day.

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