Ashley Force Hood, Trey Fanjoy and Krista Marie take a break during the shooting of Krista's video "Tomboy." (C) 2009 Campbell Entertainment Group

Nashville, TN (9/18/2009) - Broken Bow/Holeshot Records artist Krista Marie, whose new single, "Tomboy," is already receiving radio airplay across the country, is shooting her debut music video for the song this week in Nashville and at the NHRA Carolinas Nationals drag race event in Concord, NC. Joining forces with Krista on the rockin' video are certified tomboys Ashley Force Hood, First Female Funny Car Driver to win the NHRA Mac Tools US Nationals at the O'Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis and award-winning director Trey Fanjoy.

The action-packed clip will include racing footage from a variety of Krista's horsepower passions, behind-the-scenes footage from this weekend's NHRA Full Throttle drag race event in North Carolina and a performance shoot in Nashville.

Krista first met Ashley Force Hood last year at a drag racing event in Memphis. Ashley is the daughter of drag racing icon John Force and was one of the stars of the A&E Network series "Driving Force." Last season, she became the first female champion in the NHRA Full Throttle Funny Car division.

Trey Fanjoy's creative vision has been responsible for over 200 major label music videos. Her work has been seen on CMT, VH-1 and MTV. She has received multiple CMA, ACM, Billboard, MVPA and CMT nominations, in addition to being named CMT's Director of The Year.

"Ashley and I share a need for speed and a love of music," said former ATV competitive racer Krista. "Knowing Trey's work, and especially after meeting her, I knew she was the one director who could capture our tomboy natures on film."
Krista wrote "Tomboy" with Victoria Banks and Rachel Proctor. The music video will be hitting airwaves mid-October, and Krista's debut album will be in stores after the first of the year.

Fans can learn more about her at www.kristamarie.net.

www.kristamarie.net

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