Preview New Music Video "Fond Memories Fadeaway" - Proceeds Support Alzheimer's and Autism Causes

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - July 2, 2025 - PRLog -- Independent artist Natalie Thompson has released a moving new music video titled "Fond Memories Fadeaway", available exclusively through July 25 on her website nataliethompsonmusicalgalaxy  This heartfelt video tells a love story through handmade plushie characters, capturing themes of memory, longing, and emotional healing.

As part of this release, Thompson is launching a charitable fundraising campaign, with a goal to raise $500. 100% of proceeds from video sales will be donated directly to two organizations close to her heart: the Alzheimer's Association and Gateway Community Services, which supports individuals on the autism spectrum.

"This project is deeply personal. It's about honoring the people we love - and the memories that fade, but never truly disappear," Thompson shares. "Through music and storytelling, I hope to bring awareness and comfort while giving back to causes that matter."

"Fond Memories Fadeaway" follows a series of emotionally resonant tracks including "Where the Heck Are You," "Looking for Someone," and "Waiting for Someone", continuing a soft and whimsical narrative centered on connection and hope.

The video is available for early purchase on Natalie's official website:
👉 https://nataliethompsonmusicalgalaxy.com/product/1120576-fond-memories-fadeaway
Preview https://youtu.be/KyqRKU5YfdQ (https://youtu.be/KyqRKU5YfdQ?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJ...)


Public Release: August 8, 2025

The video will be publicly available on Apple Music, TIDAL, VEVO, and YouTube, with the audio released on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Deezer, and more.

About Natalie Thompson
Natalie Thompson is a singer-songwriter known for creating emotionally rich, therapeutic music across genres including pop, ambient, new age, folk, and world music. With a background in conservatory training and a focus on music for emotional wellness, Natalie's songs are often crafted for individuals on the autism spectrum or those dealing with stress, anxiety, and grief. She is also known for her use of the 16-string zither and storytelling through soft, visually-driven videos.

Support Through Music
This release continues Natalie's mission to use music as a tool for healing. Donations will be distributed following the close of the campaign on July 25, ensuring full transparency and continued community impact.