Grace VanderWaal's new video filmed in Suffern

Grace Vanderwaal’s video for her new single “Clearly” offers something familiar to the singer's local fans: The reimagined version of the 1970 Johnny Nash classic, “I Can See Clearly Now,” was filmed in Suffern. The video was released Friday.

It's shot inside and outside a compact green home with red trim and features a choir singing from the windows. The home is clearly not VanderWaal's, (just watch her episode of "Treehouse Masters") but according to a Columbia Records rep, the setting is most definitely Suffern.

“My new single 'Clearly' is about hope, and having the courage to face the world which can be pretty tough sometimes,” VanderWaal said. “My favorite lyric from the song is 'I accept all the things that I cannot change'. As much as we try to change ourselves, we will always be the same person deep down. We should embrace what makes us different and love that about ourselves.”

Whose idea was it to cover Nash versus recording an original song?

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VanderWaal told USAToday: "It actually wasn't my idea at all. The producer, Ido (Zmishlany, who was a producer on VanderWaal's album), and a couple others, were reimagining the song and adding to it. He asked me to join in and help out a little and maybe even sing it, and I ended up really liking it."

It’s been a whirlwind year for the singer, who released her debut album, "Just The Beginning," in December:

She took home the Billboard Women in Music Award for Rising star.

Went on a sold-out headline tour.

She'll open for Imagine Dragons on their summer arena tour.

She started Little Miracles show choir in the East Ramapo School District,

Just returned from Africa for Starkey Foundations trip to help give the gift of hearing.

Oh, and she was taking her finals last week. VanderWaal attends a local private school.

Finally, if you're in the market for new instrument, VanderWaal is collaborating with Fender on a signature ukulele to be available this summer.