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Night Flight and Sub Pop announce music video streaming partnership

Night Flight Plus members can access over 50 Sub Pop videos from artists like 

Weyes Blood, Mudhoney, Sleater-Kinney, Orville Peck, and more

Night Flight is pleased to announce a new partnership with vanguard indie record label Sub Pop for the Night Flight Plus streaming service. Night Flight Plus members can now watch over 50 Sub Pop videos with new introductions by the show's original host Pat Prescott. Featured artists include Weyes Blood, Mudhoney, Sleater-Kinney, Orville Peck, and more.

 

Remembered by millions, Night Flight aired on the USA network from 11 PM - 4 AM and is credited with breaking numerous alternative and avant-garde musicians and directors to TV audiences around the country. (Night Flight premiered four months before MTV). As DEVO's Mark Mothersbaugh recalls, "Night Flight was one of the cool shows to be seen on, and it was a big deal to us to get the opportunity."

 

The brand relaunched in 2016 as an on-demand streaming service offering exclusive access to the original 1980s episodes as well as an eclectic collection of cult films, music documentaries, and concerts. The new Sub Pop partnership allows users to stream current and legacy Sub Pop music videos adapted to the show's original format.

 

Night Flight's pioneering "Take Off" format featured artists and genres in "blocks" which helped cultivate the high cultural literacy Night Flight is now most known for today. An essential platform for discovery, Night Flight is honored to expose it's loyal following to the music and video art of both new and legacy Sub Pop artists.

 

Stuart S. Shapiro, Night Flight Creator and CEO said: "Sub Pop is the quintessential independent label and Night Flight has always been dedicated to the discovery and support of emerging and alternative music artists. We are thrilled that Sub Pop is our first label featured on NF Plus and expect to make a big push to all the others."

 

Night Flight Plus is available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and online. Subscriptions are available for $4.99/month or $39.99/year. Follow Night Flight on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Check out Night Flight's Sub Pop playlist on the official Spotify!

FREE 7-day trial for Night Flight Plus: https://www.nightflightplus.com/signup

Night Flight Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NightFlightOfficial/

Night Flight Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nightflightofficial/

Night Flight Twitter: https://twitter.com/nightflightnet

Night Flight Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/nightflightofficial?si=Cvwgg6GaQ7GiFUA8a988mQ

Night Flight Sub Pop Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7yQhxiibBhdcKp9rQY1m6x?si=EU_w_xVvSuamScQQZAGNIA

My Kid Brother's Band

Fifty Years of THE BEATLES: Louise Harrison Lifts Veil

on Her Life With her Beatles Brother

"…Harrison has an unusual angle for her Beatlemaniac memoirs:
she was living in America when her brother hit it big…" - Rolling Stone
 

She loves you yeah, yeah, yeah...!!!! By the summer of 1965,Beatlemania had gripped the world, with fandom reaching the highest pinnacles of society. The Beatles had played for presidents, heads of state, and accepted a command performance from Queen Elizabeth II. So great was the Fab Four’s rising fame that, in June of 1965, they were named Members of the British Empire--a high honor for four kids from Liverpool. Now, on the cusp of the 50th Anniversary of their MBE induction, one person close to them is looking back at Beatlemania. For Louise Harrison, Beatles success meant something different entirely. Living in the United States, Louise had been a vanguard of the Beatles, and she worked hard to help make the band as big a success in America as they had been across the pond--her efforts often and humorously met with rejection. But behind the fame and away from the lights, Louise and her mother and father provided something to the other three Beatles that only the Harrisons could: a family. Now, for the first time, Louise has lifted the veil on life with the Beatles in a heart-felt, powerful memoir My Kid Brother’s Band: a.k.a. The Beatles!  Recounting the rise from Liverpool, sweeping British and European popularity, and that fateful first broadcast on The Ed Sullivan Show. Louise takes readers on a journey through the years, touching on emotional, spiritual, and professional landmarks along the way. With so many Beatles “50th anniversaries” on the calendar this year, Beatles fans everywhere won’t want to miss this intimate portrait of life inside one Beatles family. ABOUT LOUISE HARRISON Louise Harrison was born in Liverpool, England, the first child and only daughter of Harold and Louise Harrison. Her youngest brother, George, was also the youngest of the four Liverpool lads know as The Beatles. During 1964 and 1965 Louis, living in Illinois, found herself writing and broadcasting daily Beatles reports nationwide, due to public demand for news of The Beatles. Her distinctive voice with its British accent is immediately recognized by Beatles People all over the world.