Saskatchewan Videos
Where You Wanna Go (Demo)
Our first original we wrote and recorded a demo of at RAIS, along with a compilation of video clips of the process.
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noshadow
Music video by Jerry Home Video aka Ludovico Tech. The song was self-produced, and recorded at Coffin Hill Studio in Moose Jaw.
I'm a Lucky Man
Darryl Anderson
“I wrote a love song that grew into a wedding song. With help from this amazing couple we decided to use their real life to create this video.” - Darryl Anderson
The song was recorded at Skullcreek Studios in Watrous with Aspen Beveridge. The video was directed by Captured Beyond Today.
Waiting For The End
Factor Eight
Factor Eight created this song using only his voice. The song was self-produced and recorded at 0110 Studios. The video was directed by Alexander Willems.
Safe Zone
Nissya
‘Safe Zone’ is for everyone who’s ever been counted out, overlooked, or betrayed by the ones they thought were closest. - Nissya
The song was recorded at Nissya’s home studio, produced by Skaars Kill Beatz.
Highway Money
Josh Stumpf
"'Highway Money' is a cool, summer sounding song about young love, hard work and freedom with an upbeat guitar. I wrote this song with Dwave (Thomson) and Jason Blaine who are phenomenal songwriters, and it is absolutely the coolest experience I’ve ever had recording a song with some extremely talented people." - Josh Stumpf
Take Me Home
This 8-piece band, captured live off the floor in true Sharp 5 Records style, takes listeners on a funk-fueled ride with a song that, in the band’s own words, “fuses the thrill of lust with the deep pull of desire”.
Beside Me (Official Video)
ZOCHI
Blending R&B soulfulness with hip-hop grit and Afrobeats groove, “Beside Me” is an anthem for belonging, vulnerability, and queer faith.
“I wanted to write a song that can still be universal even if faith-based,” Zochi shares. “We all want to be loved and accepted. It shouldn’t matter if the declaration of love is coming from the queer community. I just want people to feel and be compelled to love when they listen to this song.”
