Recording artist/film score composer Randy Edelman has unveiled the lyric video for his new release “Pat Wants to Know” the second single off his album “Waltzing On A High Wire” via Tribeca Records. “Pat Wants to Know” serves as a window into the real world of communication and has the unique power to transmit a tapestry of realized emotions through Randy’s music, his lyrics and now through visual impressions. The video was crafted and created by “Urban Art House Films” with Roman Rivera at the helm.
The song speaks of a lack of communication between two people, however, music is a universally powerful medium adept at evoking and expressing emotions. The dynamics of this song reaches the depths of human moods and is a vital lifeline to human introspection and human interaction. The synchronicity between the ballad and the vision is a message from the universe prompting you to reflect. The video is not necessarily promotional, but offers a graceful and alternate tool to ease the passage of this song into your brain.
The music itself offers a wistful and sentimental yearning for the past. Along with the lyrics, the nostalgic flair evokes a strange yet heartfelt feeling of melancholy, tearing at your heart strings, and eliciting a pensive sadness with no obvious cause even if the song isn’t personal to you. It provides sensitive imagery that tears at you and awakens the empathy in everyone that has feelings. The entire album “Waltzing on a High Wire” is lush, detailed and is a youtu flawlessly produced album with a brilliant lyric content making it compelling and significant.
Edelman who is responsible for scoring the music for over 100 films and television programs (Last of the Mohicans, My Cousin Vinny, MacGyver, NBC Olympics) as well as many charted pop hits (A Weekend in New England, My Place, Isn’t it a Shame), will be debuting at Lincoln Center on June 6 and Ridgefield Playhouse on September 7, and will be returning to Carnegie Hall on December 19, 2025 with his solo performances.
