Say It's Possible

"Say It's Possible" is Terra Naomi's first single and first solo release on a major label.[1] The song originated on YouTube, and due to its origins the song has been covered on the website in a variety of different styles and languages.[2] In March 2007, it won the first YouTube Video Award in the category Best Music.[3]

"Say It's Possible"
Single by Terra Naomi
from the album Under the Influence (2007)
B-side"Say It's Possible (Acoustic)"
ReleasedJune 11, 2007
GenreAlternative rock
Length4:01
LabelIsland
Songwriter(s)Terra Naomi

Videos

The first video appeared on YouTube in June 2006, five days after Naomi had written the song[4] and quickly became a featured video. A second video was released in December 2006, compiling amateur footage of YouTubers from around the globe.[5] The third video, which will be used to promote the single, reuses the concept of the second video.[6]

Inspiration

Naomi stated that she was inspired to write the song after seeing the film An Inconvenient Truth.[7]

Other media
  • Say It's Possible was featured at the end of the Private Practice episode, "In Which Sam Gets Taken For a Ride".[8]
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References
  1. Say It's Possible, Terra Naomi Countdown
  2. No 79: Terra Naomi
  3. OKGo, Terra Naomi Nab First YouTube Awards
  4. Say it's Possible
  5. Terra Naomi's Say It's Possible
  6. Terra Naomi's "Say It's Possible"
  7. Live Earth: Terra Naomi
  8. terra naomi - say it's possible (ft. on private practice)
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