Kat Graham dance it out in "Wanna Say" video

After showing her intentions with the catchy-debut single "Put Your Graffiti On Me," Kat Graham is still immersed in the promotion of her debut EP, "Against the Wall" that was released last May. Now she returns with the brand-new video for her second promotional single "Wanna Say," a stunning pop production written by Edan Dover, Justin Davis, and Eddie Jayms Anthony Madison. The video was exclusively premiered on E! on Friday and posted on VEVO one day after.
Graham has spent most of her life working towards one thing. However, it's not what you might expect. Although she's on the hit CW series The Vampire Diaries, she's been making music since long before she hit the screen. Now, the stage is hers. It's been a fight to get to this point, but as the old adage goes, nothing worth having comes easily. "It's all about the journey," Graham concludes. "I'll admit it's been more grind than glitz. Everything I've done has prepared me for what's next. I want people to feel empowered and free when they hear my story and music. I want to fight for them." She's going to win too.
Graham is caught up in the moment again. You know, the moment where a gal looks her hottest, busts out her glitziest threads and just starts dancing! That's exactly what the Vampire Diaries star and her pals do in the new video, which was filmed last September and directed by Benny Boom. The 23-year-old may be experimenting with dark magic and witchy voo-doo on The CW every Thursday night, but when she's not being her role as Bonnie Bennett, she's having much more fun, and as usual, the clip continues to display her full of risky fashion style along with full blown and bold dance routines.
"This music video is the biggest production in terms of cast we have ever done," said Graham. "My idea for it was to give it a bit of an old school vibe in parts. Scenes that take you back in time when everyone sang dance and acted. It’s dance heavy, fun and sexy." Graham delivers some sexy choreography on top of a chair, and shows off her dance expertise in a routine that incorporates ballet, jazz, and artistic influences ranging from Michael and Janet Jackson to Jennifer Lopez and Bob Fosse.

Kat Graham Released Video For "I Want It All"

Vampire Diaries actress and budding singer Kat Graham continues to pursue her first love of music and has dropped a few, poppy-delicious singles, put together a scintillating music video for her latest single, "I Want It All." will be on witchy woman Graham's forthcoming, still-untitled album, which is set to be an infusion of Hollywood dance, underground culture, and European beats. The starlet puts on her superheroine outfit, struts through a desert and strives for world domination.
The poppy new single is produced by JR Rotem and is a mid tempo beat, which is intended to continue building the hype and anticipation for the upcoming release of Graham's debut album, scheduled to occur later in 2011. The buzz single "I Want It All" is pure sassiness with synth-pop beat, the fierce lyrics and killer bridge. Graham tells about the song at an interview: "We've got this setup single. Everything has been really taking its time, and I don't mind that, but 'I Want It All' is my first actual budget video. Everything else has just been me and my friends kind of winging it, so I'm really happy with the way it turned out. I wanted people to see it."
Perhaps channeling Mad Max, the 21-year-old wears a silver and black chain and crystal corset by The Blonds, and She's gone all wonder woman to get it in Lance Drake-Directed video for the synth-heavy, clubby tune, which was shot on a reserve in San Bernardino, is reminiscent of a Ke$ha tune features the songstress strutting through the desert in while donning several outfits, and oozing confidence for the world domination. The video is visually stunning and starring Graham and a bunch of old televisions and a desert. It conjures a few words to mind - things like fashion, superhero, and vintage.
Graham told Entertainment Weekly exclusively: "The video represents freedom in self sufficiency. Freedom to dream, to have it all while channeling Barbarella and Kat woman [sic]." While "I Want It All" features no other people besides Graham herself, she does have an interesting non-human co-star: a tiger. The best moments come at the end, when Graham breaks it down amid a sea of televisions, before she literally starts breaking the TVs down with a chainsaw. And then, there's a trippy, club-esque interlude that's tons of fun, too. Graham will be starring in "Honey 2 " in theaters this August.