► Listen on AMAZON/SPOTIFY/APPLE music: http://thepianoguys.lnk.to/tpg10 ► Get the SHEET MUSIC (now includes CHORD symbols): https://smarturl.it/TPG10_SheetMusic ► Get our NEWEST ALBUM "10" here: https://smarturl.it/TPG-Album-10 ► Learn about our beliefs here: https://smarturl.it/TPG_Beliefs FPV Drone Pilot: Blastr Follow Blastr on Instagram: @_blastr More videos by Blastr: https://www.youtube.com/c/blastrchannel Story behind the music video: [Steven #, the cellist, here] So as you might have guessed, we haven’t been touring lately. It’s safe to say that Covid has thrown us for a “loop.” In nothing short of a miracle, last year, before the pandemic showed up, we had determined as a group to take our first break from touring in 10 years and focus on family during 2020. It might have been the first time our plans actually matched up with our reality. We love performing. Touring can be grueling. I dread the inevitable tour-induced insomnia. During a recent tour I was determined to make something of my sleeplessness. My friend Devin, who works in an international ancestry research company, inspired me to dig into my family history. With his help, I found a slew of stories -- profound stories of my great great grandfathers and grandmothers and how they overcame an impossible past to make our family’s future possible. In my insomnia, during many late nights on tour, I summarized and rewrote these incredible accounts in first person addressed to my children, so that I could read them as our bedtime stories. That way, my children’s heroes would be their ancestors -- their own kin. The lesson we could learn together was this: If THEY could do hard things then WE can do hard things too. Resilience is inheritable. What does this have to do with this video Everything. In this music video, we sped through an eerily empty natural history museum and a public library -- something we could only do during Covid. Why To prove the same point and send the same message asserted in these bedtime stories.