X Ambassadors re-imagine music videos—without the video

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Inspired by keyboardist Casey Harris, who was born with low vision, rockers X Ambassadors have created an audio-only music video for their song “Boom.” Powered by Windows Sonic 3D audio technology, the “Boom” music video, allows all fans—both blind and sighted—to experience the world and their music in a whole new way.

Audio Described Version: https://youtu.be/p5HzmEF4uoY



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