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The Asheville-based artist expands her Western North Carolina creative era with a cinematic visual pairing original music and self-shot aerial footage of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. - s4story -- Independent artist, producer and visual creator KayeDinero has released the official visual for "Appalachia," pairing the instrumental track with sweeping aerial cinematography captured by KayeDinero across the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The new visual continues a growing body of work inspired by Western North Carolina, where place has increasingly become part of both the sound and visual identity of KayeDinero's music. Recent releases including "French Broad," "Hendersonville" and "Starlight" have similarly drawn from the landscape, movement and atmosphere of the region.
Rather than using stock footage or a traditional performance video, KayeDinero filmed the aerial imagery personally, turning Appalachia into both a music release and a visual document of the Blue Ridge.
"I wanted people to see what I was hearing when I made this music," said KayeDinero. "The mountains already have their own rhythm, scale and emotion. Flying above them and creating the visuals myself made the song feel complete."
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The release also highlights the increasingly multidisciplinary direction of KayeDinero's work. Alongside music production, recent projects have connected software, analytics, independent media and aerial cinematography under the broader creative umbrella of I Love Food Media.
The Appalachia visual arrives during an especially active period for the Asheville-based creator. Recent projects have included Human Error, Kulture Metrics, City Girl Saved and a growing catalog of instrumental singles rooted in technology, spirituality, geography and personal reinvention.
"Appalachia" is available to watch now on the I Love Food Media YouTube channel.
Watch KayeDinero – Appalachia (Official Visual) (https://youtu.be/QoezrUqrqUA?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
About KayeDinero
KayeDinero is an independent artist, producer, author, technologist and visual creator based in Asheville, North Carolina. Her work spans instrumental music, film, aerial cinematography, software, entrepreneurship and independent media, often blending technology, geography and personal storytelling.
Her recent music has increasingly documented Western North Carolina through releases inspired by Asheville, Hendersonville, the French Broad River and the broader Appalachian landscape.
The new visual continues a growing body of work inspired by Western North Carolina, where place has increasingly become part of both the sound and visual identity of KayeDinero's music. Recent releases including "French Broad," "Hendersonville" and "Starlight" have similarly drawn from the landscape, movement and atmosphere of the region.
Rather than using stock footage or a traditional performance video, KayeDinero filmed the aerial imagery personally, turning Appalachia into both a music release and a visual document of the Blue Ridge.
"I wanted people to see what I was hearing when I made this music," said KayeDinero. "The mountains already have their own rhythm, scale and emotion. Flying above them and creating the visuals myself made the song feel complete."
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The release also highlights the increasingly multidisciplinary direction of KayeDinero's work. Alongside music production, recent projects have connected software, analytics, independent media and aerial cinematography under the broader creative umbrella of I Love Food Media.
The Appalachia visual arrives during an especially active period for the Asheville-based creator. Recent projects have included Human Error, Kulture Metrics, City Girl Saved and a growing catalog of instrumental singles rooted in technology, spirituality, geography and personal reinvention.
"Appalachia" is available to watch now on the I Love Food Media YouTube channel.
Watch KayeDinero – Appalachia (Official Visual) (https://youtu.be/QoezrUqrqUA?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
About KayeDinero
KayeDinero is an independent artist, producer, author, technologist and visual creator based in Asheville, North Carolina. Her work spans instrumental music, film, aerial cinematography, software, entrepreneurship and independent media, often blending technology, geography and personal storytelling.
Her recent music has increasingly documented Western North Carolina through releases inspired by Asheville, Hendersonville, the French Broad River and the broader Appalachian landscape.
Source: I Love Food Media
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