“Three weeks ago, Radiofix released their visual for “The End”, a lead single off their latest album: “Meet Me At The End”. The song and video feel classic ‘90s Alternative Rock in the best way possible. It’s exceedingly well-shot as the band jams on, kicking up dust, lead vocalist waxing poetic and even doing so atop a tour bus in the desert at one point. It legitimately brought me back to a time when they played music videos on TV during the day and I loved every single second of it…”
— Tony Delgado, Disrupt Magazine
Creativity can take you a very long way as long as you’re willing to grab the bull by the horns and take it for a ride. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Carolyne Curtiss knows all about this. In the film industry, in order to be successful, you have to be creative.
Curtiss does it all. From writing her own scripts and then producing them into films, to creating music videos for country and rock artists such as Chad Brownlee, 54/40, and High Valley, just to name a few.
Curtiss is mainly known for her unique style of transparent layer set on transparent layer. Curtiss related this type of work to a painting. “If you stop on a frame and kind of think that you would hang that in your house,” she said. “And the way that some shots line up and you didn’t even mean for them to it kind of surprises you.”
Since she has chased her dreams Curtiss has come a long way in the film industry. She makes wonderful pieces of art that are both visually appealing and really artistic. This just goes to show that a small city gal can make it to the big leagues if she just sets her mind to it.
— Courtnay Nychuk, Assiniboine Community College Press
“Radiofix, the immensely talented trio from Phoenix checks all of the necessary boxes and then some with songwriting, instrumentation, and execution of making a music video that resonates with the song itself. Not much time is wasted before we’re seeing black and white beauties reminiscent of USO Show pinup girls, a gesture to tell the viewer/listener that beauty ideals and the vanity that can accompany them have been deeply rooted in American society for some time.
I absolutely love that Radiofix is rocking drag in the form of being their own beauty queens, notnecessarily reliant upon something they’ve craved and searched for endlessly. I think now more than ever, as many of us have been isolated via global pandemic, we need powerful proclamations of self-love that remind us all that we’re more than enough.
Take a second to remember all of the times in which you are whole – all of the times in which you are complete. You are so full of beauty and so full of strength. But in the darker times, you forget this. You feel broken and incomplete, scarred and frayed at the seams. Please remember that you must be gentle on yourself – you must treat yourself as you would treat your best friend, with caring words and nurturing thought. With delicate whispers of love and support.
You are enough just as you are.”
— Alexander Maxwell, Thrive Global
