Metallica Makes ASL Music Video For Each Song From New Album 72 Seasons
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Heavy metal band Metallica released 72 Seasons, its eleventh album last month. Besides being a commercial success and getting raving reviews for its music, the band is also getting huge praises for making ASL videos for each of the songs on the album.

Metallica collaborated with Deaf Professional Arts Network and Amber G Productions for this project. Each video consists of the original footage on the left and an ASL interpreter rocking out and signing on the right. With this series of ASL videos, Metallica is setting an example for mainstream bands and musicians to make their music inclusive so everyone can enjoy their work.

Watch all the ASL videos from 72 Seasons in the YouTube playlist below and hit the source link for more information.

Source: Guitar.com

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