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JonesyNMS - "Dream" Video





Chillout: Relaxing Instrumental Electronic Ambient Mood Music 

Video Promo for 'Dream' from JonesyNMS, Newcomer Artist from Tallaght, Dublin,
Ireland; taken from Demo Album, entitled: 'Engines & Leaves', from JonesyNMS;

JonesyNMS is Male, 39, Lives in Dublin, Ireland. Making alternative/
experimental music in own mini-studio at home in Tallaght.

Published by FirstComeFirstServe, Indie Label for Web Design and Publishing
Company, Enscam; Copyright owned by Enscam Corporation 2017.

https://youtu.be/2cCTISZdDHU



This is so exciting!!!! Video Promo of Aerial Drone Videography with 'Dublin City, by Night', by John Rooney; for Musical Soundtrack accompaniment, of its Third Release Variation, 'Dream', by JonesyNMS; Filming and Post-Production by John Rooney, Cinematographer. Copyright John Rooney 2017.

Announcing the Second Credit on the JonesyNMS Portfolio for Teamwork and Collaboration, (after Ross Boxhall, photography) -to go for the work 'Dream' after the Photographer, John Rooney for Drone Cinematography with John Rooney Studios....All ye other takers are shy: spot the hopefuls? ...There's competitions to win out there! This is so exciting!!!!
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