Mark Newman's latest music video, "At The Border," delves into the struggles faced by people fleeing war, oppression, and hunger around the world. Directed by George Panagakos of 525 Media, the video is now available on Mark Newman's Official YouTube Channel and social media pages.
The genesis of the song "At The Border" was rooted in the plight of those escaping the war in Ukraine. However, Newman's intention was to shed light on the universal issue of people seeking refuge and a better life throughout history. During a pre-production meeting, Newman expressed his desire to represent this worldwide problem through the visual medium.
Mark Newman has always used his music to tackle tough topics and ignite political and social change. His previous releases, such as "When I Aim My Gun" and "Tulsa," which recounts the tragic Tulsa Massacre of 1921, demonstrate his commitment to raising awareness and creating meaningful dialogue.
The video for "At The Border" serves as a poignant reminder of the staggering number of refugees worldwide. With approximately 281 million refugees, accounting for 3.6 percent of the global population, and a significant increase in international migrants over the past decades, the song resonates with the challenges faced by those seeking a better life.
In the United States alone, there are over 44 million immigrants, and a third of them—14.8 million—fall into the low-income bracket, highlighting the economic disparities and struggles faced by many newcomers.
Mark Newman's "At The Border" music video is a powerful visual representation of the ongoing global refugee crisis. Through his heartfelt lyrics and socially conscious storytelling, Newman continues to use his music as a platform to address pressing issues and advocate for change.
Watch "At The Border" on Mark Newman's YouTube channel and join the conversation surrounding the global challenges faced by refugees and migrants.
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