After weeks and weeks of anticipation, Disney Channel star Selena Gomez has finally released her new music video for "A Year Without Rain" with her band, The Scene was debuted on Disney Channel along with a clip from the fourth season of "Hannah Montana" after the premiere of "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" on Friday. The Toby Gad-produced is the second single and the title track form Gomez's sophomore effort, will not only continue with the Dance-pop/Electronica style but will also incoporate a Reggae sound. Both the standard and deluxe bundle will be released in United States on September 21.The new music video sees the Alex Russo of 'Wizards of Waverly Place' finding the love she is yearning for in the desert. Reminiscent of a Bollywood musical from the 60's, the video opens with the 18-year-old wearing a long gown and driving through a desert in a red vintage convertible with her band, The Scene. The sun is blazing hot as she sings her heart out about missing the person she loves. At the end of the video, the "Monte Carlo" movie beauty finally get to meet him amidst under the heavy downpour of the rain.
In an interview with MTV, Gomez spoke of the title track and second single, "A Year Without Rain", saying, "It's basically one of my favorite songs on the record, um, and it's kind of got a more feel-good, dance beat feel, I love it." The plaintive "A Year Without Rain" may be more subdued, but its beauty impressed Gomez enough to make it the title track. "When I got the song, I went through the roof," she recalls. "Everybody has that one person they can't live without. It was exactly what I wanted to say." Having her own band has been a comfort for Gomez as she hits the road with "A Year Without Rain."
What do you do after striking gold with your first solo album, wrapping your third season starring in a hit series and earning raves for your movie debut? If you're Selena Gomez, you dance. At least, you get the world on its feet with "A Year Without Rain." A follow-up to "Kiss & Tell," Gomez's gold-certified Hollywood Records debut CD, "A Year Without Rain" shows Gomez and her band, The Scene, in a whole new light, this one pulsating, multicolored and ready for the mirrored ball. "I really wanted something that felt good to perform, but had a techno/dance vibe," Gomez says. "I wanted something that had meaning and melody, and more empowering lyrics." That's exactly what she delivers in "A Year Without Rain." Gomez kept to a more quickened tempo, exploring themes of love, freedom and the joy of living for the moment.
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