2021 Recap Video
- Dec 31, 2021
- 1 min read
We are counting our blessings from 2021 with a recap video of some of our favorite highlights from this past year!
2021 had a lot of wonderful moments where it felt like the sun was finally peeking back through the window and we could see a beautiful rainbow forming after a rainy season! The last couple years have been challenging for so many of us worldwide. Although we can’t pretend that there is not still a lot of uncertainty in the world, including worries about health, travel, the music industry (and so many industries!) due to the pandemic, there is still so much to celebrate. We are incredibly thankful for each and every good thing that came our way in the last 365 days.
We are beyond grateful to have been able to get back on tour this year, and we soaked up every moment on every stage that we could safely be on, from West Virginia to North Carolina to Montana to the west coast of Canada!
We feel so blessed to have seen some beautiful places this year and to have been able to spend some quality time in person with our family in Canada after almost two years of mostly Facetime hangouts. We’re so thankful to the presenters who worked so hard to bring live music back to their communities and to YOU - thank you for supporting our new music from Homebound and for continuing to stay connected with us both online and on tour!
Happy New Year and best wishes for health and happiness in 2022!
Photography by Suzanne Sagemister Photography and Hannah Gray Hall
I like how you acknowledged the uncertainty without forcing a fake “everything’s back to normal” tone — that feels way more honest for 2021. Also, the Canada family time after two years of mostly Facetime really stood out; those reunions hit different. Kind of random, but all the “new year, new look” energy had me thinking about a handy hairstyle ai preview I saw recently while debating a change. Anyway, glad you got to be back out on the road safely.
That rainbow-after-the-rainy-season metaphor is exactly how I remember 2021 too — still messy, but with these bright little moments that felt real. The recap video idea is such a nice time capsule, especially after so much of life was just screens and “wait and see.” Side note: it reminded me of how I’ve been saving quick visual memories lately, and this site popped into my head because I was playing around with images the other week. Anyway, here’s hoping 2022 keeps the live-music momentum going.
The part about getting back on tour and soaking up every stage hit me — it really does feel like 2021 was a weird mix of cautious hope and lingering uncertainty. I keep thinking how many tiny logistics are involved behind the scenes, the kind of stuff that makes me double-check numbers like mEq to mg calculator when I’m trying not to mess up a conversion. Your recap captures that “grateful for the small wins” vibe really well.
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