Hamish Anderson Shares 'Hold On Me' Video with Purevolume

Australian-born guitar aficionado Hamish Anderson has shared a cinematic video for "Hold On Me" exclusively with Purevolume. The high-octane visual pays homage to Martin Scorcese's Taxi Driver and borrows legendary musician/producer Jim Scott and Richie Brancatsiano of ABC's Chasing Life.

Directed by Rob Lambert and produced by Juel Concepts, the mini epic follows an impressive debut album, Trouble, produced by Grammy-winning Jim Scott (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Wilco, Grace Potter) and mixed by Brian Lucey (The Black Keys). Backed by Steve Berlin of Los Lobos on baritone sax, drummers Frederik Bokkenheuser (Ryan Adams), Aaron Sterling (John Mayer) and Johnny Radelat (Gary Clark Jr.), bassists Chris Bruce (Doyle Bramhall II, Meshell Ndegeocello) and Rob Calder (Angus & Julia Stone); and Chris Joyner (Ryan Bingham, Heart) and Jason Borger aka Jerry Borgé (Jonathan Wilson) on keys, Anderson's 12-track LP is full of no-frills rock and full-bodied blues and proves how the Los Angeles-based artist is keeping the classic commandments on music alive.

A student of the three Kings (Albert, B.B., and Freddie), Anderson's respect for rock's origins has landed him critical acclaim early in his career. In the last two years, he has racked up a prestigious 2015 Independent Music Award, praise from The Huffington Post and the U.K.'s The Blues Magazine and coveted opening slots for the very legends that inspired his timeless sound: B.B. King, Robert Cray, Los Lobos, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Wynona Judd and Blues Traveler and The Rides (Stephen Stills, Shepherd, and Barry Goldberg).

About Juel Concepts: Juel Concepts is a Los Angeles based boutique music marketing/PR and management agency for select musicians, founded in 2013 by Kristin Juel, and branding specialist and agency veteran whom helped lead the creative strategy at Cliff Freeman and Partners on Church's Chicken (winner of a Cannes Lion Bronze in 2000). Juel Concepts' philosophy is sustainable growth with a few select bands allowing for an intimate and personalized relationship with management, while also maintaining highly specialized partners to support their music and brand build. It's one step shy of a label, with distribution set through Kobalt/AWAL, to support artist achieve their goals in all creative endeavors without the timing constraints regarding the launch of their music or loss of their earnings from distribution of their music.

About Rimrock Pictures: Writer/Director Rob Lambert worked in film pre-production at Paramount Pictures for several years before branching off to direct music videos, promos and mini documentaries, thus launching LA based production company Rimrock Pictures. In recent project news, Rob's mini documentary LA Character, a character piece on LAPD Officer Deon Joseph and his role in the Skid Row community, was the Grand Prize winner of New Filmmakers Los Angeles. Acclaimed short film Los Niños Sicarios, a project Rob wrote/directed with plans to expand and develop into a TV series, is wrapping up a successful festival run. Currently in post on the unscripted Music-Doc series breaking: Los Angeles, a show he created for a Project Greenlight Digital Series and Adaptive Studios which follows musicians who are on the cusp of stardom.

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