We hope you enjoyed the Valentine’s goodie we sent your way! If you missed it, you can find Live versions of Dana Falconberry’s “Possum Song” in our Trailers and B sides section.

We wanted to share the first Echotone Video B side, Dana Falconberry’s live performance video of “Possum Song,” book-ended by some lyrical city moments that provide a glimpse into the film’s aesthetic. Through our experience working with Dana and Austin’s other amazingly talented musicians, their struggle raises a key question in the self proclaimed Live Music Capital of the World…what really qualifies that statement?

We would love to hear your two cents on what qualifies a live music capital, as Dana Falconberry’s struggle is universal, whether you are creating in Austin Texas or other live music hubs across the globe. What threatens a music culture and how does one thrive? Is it the size of the community that supports a scene, the amount of venues or working musicians, the degree of community support a scene receives, or perhaps policy makers that work to preserve the cultural asset that is live music?

Feel free to leave a comment here, tweet, blog or post on your facebook what you think qualifies a Live Music Capital.

If you are interested in more from Dana Falconberry…download “Possum Song” and “Baby Blue Sky”  recorded live during the production of Echotone below.

Her songwriting reminds me of Joni Mitchell and her voice recalls Joanna Newsom. Those references are limited, though, as Dana is her own unique force of nature. Just go to one of her shows and you’ll find an entire room full of people watching in rapt silence.

The fact that Dana can’t support herself off of her music should be a crime. That’ll change soon.

Expertly recorded by David Hixon and mixed by Dave Kelly, here are a few of Dana’s songs, two of which are in Echotone.

Click the play button below to stream “Possum Song,” and as an extra bonus download “Possum Song” and “Baby Blue Sky” live by clicking “Get 2 Echotone Valentine’s B sides Here.” Feel free to embed the widget on your blog, share it with fellow music lovers on your Facebook or Twitter, and be sure to stay tuned, because next week we are leaking a scene from the film featuring of one of these songs.