Ozstar Music is proud to announce that Natalie's video clips produced by Australian Golden Guitar recipient Ross Wood are airing on The Country Music Channel in Australia and now on Great American Country and CMT.com in the United States.

'Is It Just Me', Natalie's 4th clip released in Australia was filmed in the Lebanon and Franklin areas of Nashville. It stars Tonya Watts and Daytime Soap Star Actor Brian Gaskill(As The World Turns, The Bold and The Beautiful and Port Charles). This week it climbed to #22 on The CMC Top 30 Countdown while the single is #15 on the Country Tracks Top 30 Chart.

Natalie's clips 'The Long Night' duet with James Dean Hicks and 'You Never Knew Me'were previous #1 hits on the Country Music Channel Top 20 Countdown and are receiving great support on numerous TV programs in Australia.

Her US debut video clip 'I Don't Want To Live Like That' filmed at The Tin Roof, a popular hangout in Nashville, was programmed last week on GAC (Great American Country) with New Releases from Martina McBride, Alan Jackson, Carrie Underwood, George Strait and others.

The clip is also streaming on CMT.com where the fans can view the video and make a comment on Natalie's message board on CMT's website.

'I Don't Want To Live Like That', Natalie's 2006 Independent Music Award winning country song and US debut single, is on The Music Row Chart in Nashville.

For more information and to request Natalies' video clips please visit www.nataliehoward.net and click onto the Country Music Stations' logos on the 'main' page.

'Yesterday's Makeup'is available via www.nataliehoward.net and all major music stores. Distributed by MGM and One Stop Entertainment.

As part of CMB's committment to supporting up-and-coming country artists, they assist performers with a wide range of subsidised production services. This includes full music video production such as the clip below by country music artist Ruby Rose Taylor, or the more traditional on-location approach taken in Dave C. Cawthorn's "When Will It Rain?" filmclip. In the digital era, country music artists require more than just demo sound recordings.

The "demo" music video clip has become an important promotional tool and a means of reaching thousands of country music fans worldwide via services such as YouTube®, MySpace®, Facebook® and many other internet based video sharing or social networking websites.