Nathan Veshecco ft. Lynda Terry - "Song For Next Autumn"

I'm very proud of this song, and it's been made a miracle by my mother, author and subtle activist Lynda Terry, who made her recording debut singing the harmonies. My mother suffered a series of heart attacks last August and was diagnosed with a rare condition known as SCAD (Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection). After beginning the long road to recovery, she and I devised a plan for her to sing in the studio, thereby checking that feat off her "bucket list." The joyful experience of singing proved to be a turning point in her healing process. Sometimes we forget just how powerful the expression of love in song can be.

In light of the fact that February 3, 2012 is National Wear Red Day and the American Heart Association is promoting the Go Red For Women campaign, I thought it appropriate to use this video as an opportunity to spread the word about SCAD and heart health in general.

Learn more about SCAD:
http://www.mayoclinic.org/spontaneous-coronary-artery-dissection/research.html
http://www.scadresearch.org/index.html

Donate to SCAD research:
http://www.scadresearch.org/donate.html

Learn more about National Wear Red Day and Go Red For Women:
http://www.goredforwomen.org/

"Song For Next Autumn" appears on my latest album, EVERYONE MEET HERE, available on CD at http://www.nathanveshecco.com and at iTunes worldwide: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/everyone-meet-here/id480220050. The story of this song and more will be discussed in my upcoming documentary on the making of the album - visit http://www.nathanveshecco.com to stay updated!

Directed by Taryn Sprenkle & Nathan Veshecco. A Computer Blue Production. Filmed in and around Sonoma County, California.
Additional bird footage courtesy of Sky Farm (http://www.skyfarm.org/).

"Song For Next Autumn" © 2011 Nathan Veshecco, published by Wacky Penacky Music (ASCAP)

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[ca0371]

What a lovely song. Thank You!

~From another SCAD Survivor

[nveshecco]

@ca0371 Thank you so much! Peace and good health energy to you :-)

[lauraghaywoodcory]

What a lovely tribute to your mom! This is a wonderful, heartfelt way to raise SCAD (and general heart disease) awareness...

[nveshecco]

@lauraghaywoodcory Thanks for checking out the song and for your kind words :-)

[mdloughy]

What a beautiful experience to share with your mom. :)

[lizfilipovichHOLLA]

the background in the beginning makes my life