N.I.B. cover by Natubella (electROCKnica version of Black Sabbath song)

Go to http://www.natubella.com and get the song for free!

Director: Tom Weston - http://www.tom-weston.com (Tom Weston Media)

Story line: Natubella is looking for Ozzy in London. She is interacting with famous people in her quest to find Ozzy..

Production: This video is made with still images and some great programs.

The song N.I.B. (NIB) is originally performed by the British metal band Black Sabbath. This cover version is made in the electROCKnica style (a modern fusion of electronica and rock).

A special thanks to Director Tom Weston who have worked endless days with the pictures to make it into a video. We hope you enjoy the video and see the humor in it. Tom Weston is actually a book write and just released his second book called "The elf of Luxembourg". Check it out! This is what Tom says about the book:

It is the second novel from my "Alex and Jackie Adventure" series, which is aimed at teenagers and older. Alex and Jackie are two teenage sisters from California. The series combines the supernatural with history and travel (and hopefully a little gentle humor such as we put into N.I.B.) The first book, "First Night" is a ghost story set in Boston on New Year's Eve. It has a lot of Boston history and delves into the witchcraft of the area (e.g. Salem). "The Elf of Luxembourg" is set in Luxembourg and is a story that features Elves and Vampires.

Artist: Natubella
Song: N.I.B.
Original artist: Black Sabbath
Genre: electROCKnica
Version producer: Povel Ohlsson

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[hundanth]

@nathankiseki09 ...

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[nathankiseki09]

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[thesithempire]

Great job! I'd buy a full album of Natubella doing Sabbath songs.

Even many fans don't realize, but all the various and successful cover versions from wildly different genres (bluegrass, ars nova, string quartet, jazz, banghra, big-band, folk and now electronica) demonstrate just how brilliant those songs are.