Frankie Bird Debuts Video “Twenty Nothing”

Singer/songwriter Frankie Bird has shared a video for her new single “Twenty Nothing.” The artist formally known as FRANKIE, has switched creative lanes, previously signed to a major label, and toured with Dua Lipa, Troye Sivan, and more. On the new single Bird has come into her own as an artist, and has returned to the music that inspired her from the beginning, female singer-songwriters of the 70s and 90s. Bird’s music was co-signed by Taylor Swift from her handpicked playlist, which is pretty high praise for an indie folk-pop artist.
Frankie Bird on “Twenty Nothing:”
“”Twenty Nothing” is all about the high highs and low lows of my twenties and how I figured out how to push forward and reinvent myself as a musician during the pandemic. How I turned nothing into something. I went from the highs of being signed and touring the country with artists I admire, to the lows of being an indie artist all on my own in lock down not knowing how to create momentum again feeling stuck. I started writing songs on my guitar just for me, processing everything I had gone through to help me heal, never thinking they would ever be recorded or released. Twenty Nothing was the song I was most nervous to share with people because it was everything I was too scared to say out loud but ironically ended up being one of the songs people connected to the most. The music video centers around an elevator literally representing the high highs and low lows with the buttons going from 20 through 30. The video is filled with metaphors; people flooding in and out depending on my status, feeling easily replaceable, being frozen in time while everyone else moves on with their lives, breaking down and stopping momentum, to finally being saved by my guitar as it takes me to where I was always meant to be.”
Order “Twenty Nothing” by Franke Bird HERE
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