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‘DAYS” Casey Deidrick and Chandler Massey Release Music Video Supported By Kickstarter Campaign

Back in June, "Days of our Lives'" Casey Deidrick (ex-Chad DiMera) and Chandler Massey (Will Horton), along with their And I Still Rise bandmates Stephen Haynes, Mike Gross and Josh Bonaparte, launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund a music video for their song, "Sixty Five Roses," in support of those living with Cystic Fibrosis. Last week the group released the music video on YouTube with a digital copy of the song made available for purchase on the iTunes store. The band received nearly $31,000 in funding for their online campaign, which exceeded their goal of $20,000. The video was directed by Robby Starbuck.

HOME / News / ‘DAYS” Casey Deidrick and Chandler Massey Release Music Video Supported By Kickstarter Campaign

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‘DAYS” Casey Deidrick and Chandler Massey Release Music Video Supported By Kickstarter Campaign

Back in June, "Days of our Lives'" Casey Deidrick (ex-Chad DiMera) and Chandler Massey (Will Horton), along with their And I Still Rise bandmates Stephen Haynes, Mike Gross and Josh Bonaparte, launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund a music video for their song, "Sixty Five Roses," in support of those living with Cystic Fibrosis. Last week the group released the music video on YouTube with a digital copy of the song made available for purchase on the iTunes store. The band received nearly $31,000 in funding for their online campaign, which exceeded their goal of $20,000. The video was directed by Robby Starbuck.
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Back in June, “Days of our Lives'” Casey Deidrick (ex-Chad DiMera) and Chandler Massey (Will Horton), along with their And I Still Rise bandmates Stephen HaynesMike Gross and Josh Bonapartelaunched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund a music video for their song, “Sixty Five Roses,” in support of those living with Cystic Fibrosis.  Last week the group released the music video on YouTube with a digital copy of the song made available for purchase on the iTunes store. The band received nearly $31,000 in funding for their online campaign, which exceeded their goal of $20,000. The video was directed by Robby Starbuck.

To purchase the song on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sixty-five-roses-single/id773511545

In addition to their own original song, the band released a music video for their cover of “Wrecking Ball” by Miley Cyrus, which provides a different controversial take on the song that includes ghosts, drinking (something), bongs, sexual acts, broken ginger bread houses, play fighting, riding bicycles inside the house, among other things.

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