Featured In MTV: Tove Lo Worked With Deaf Performers To Make Accessible Music Videos For Her Entire Album
- Dec 19, 2018
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Tove Lo just made 2017's Blue Lips more accessible to deaf communities by dropping a playlist of American Sign Language interpretations of every song on the album.
In an announcement posted to her social media, the "Talking Body" singer explains her partnership with Amber G Productions, an agency for ASL interpreters at live music events. Each of the 12 ASL videos features a deaf performer or an ASL interpreter performing songs from the album.
Back in 2015, the founder of Amber G Productions, Amber Galloway Gallego, interpreted for Tove Lo at Lollapalooza. After multiple of her interpretations at the festival went viral online, MTV News spoke with Galloway Gallego about the importance of accessibility for deaf music fans.
"[Artists] have to care about their deaf community, too," Galloway Gallego said in 2015, "because those are also ticket-buyers; they are also fans. The deaf concertgoers, they want to also have access."
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In a heartfelt announcement, the "Talking Body" singer shared her collaboration with Amber G Productions, an agency dedicated to providing ASL interpreters for live music events. This partnership has brought to life 12 ASL videos, each featuring a deaf performer or interpreter signing songs from her album, making https://www.weddingbee.com/members/australiathepokies/profile her music accessible to an even broader audience. It’s a beautiful reminder https://www.rba.gov.au/payments-and-infrastructure/ of how inclusivity can enhance the shared experience of art and entertainment.