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'Grateful': New Music Video Helps The Salvation Army
The new music video from Beverly artist Kip "Kidd" Russell is part of a project to benefit The Salvation Army.
CHICAGO — Kip "Kidd" Russell, a Beverly neighborhood music video artist has released his latest hit on YouTube. "Grateful," in his words, captures the spirit of the season — "giving back, being thankful and enjoying good food."
"The video features my real-life daughter, the Salvation Army shield of hope and some very hungry Chicago firefighters," he said.
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Russell partnered with the legendary Lawrence Fish and Shrimp and The Salvation Army Chicago to debut the music video for the song . All proceeds from streams from the video will support The Salvation Army.
The video is shot at a Lawrence restaurant and other sites in the city and includes a number of shots of members of the Chicago Fire Department.
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View it on YouTube or below here.
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