In the first single from Caitlin Rose’s forthcoming Cazimi, the outstanding Nashville songsmith’s first new album since 2013, she sings about forcing yourself to look closely at the cracks in a relationship and decide once and for all whether to patch them over or to end it. There’s a parallel to draw there to the moment in a thriller when someone recognizes that something is not right — there’s a strange sound coming from the basement, or all the lights went out at the house across the street — and has to go check it out. The music video treatment that director Austin Leih worked up for the song, in which Rose is on night watch at a warehouse, elegantly and eerily mirrors the conflict in the song.
Best Singer-Songwriter Music Video
Austin Leih, Caitlin Rose’s ‘Black Obsidian’

Stephen Trageser
Music Editor
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