In the next installment of the Bill Streeter-Tower Groove Records Lo-Fi Cherokee series, Black James plays an eerie “Black Muddy Murder” at the fittingly weird EL Leñador. Dark, shaky, and featuring an ensemble of characters (a thereminist that harkens Nosferatu and a masked pig on keys holding a baby) — this video captures all the ironic elements to make for the creepiest of horror flicks, while capturing Black James’ usual innovative re-imagining of American folk.
Lo-Fi Cherokee: Black James plays “Black Muddy Murder”
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