from Lucky Number Music.com:
Burn The Fruit (Pegasus), directed by Brian Ziffer, further consolidates Seventeen Evergreen’s consistency in producing highly creative visual art around their music.“The video is a continued exploration in real-time audiovisual cinema. A kind of ‘visual music’ where the process involves manipulating video in real time. With help from the Syphon Recorder, VDMX and other customized tools, the performance and capture of these live video mixes became analogous to the process of mixing and mastering music.”
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Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Debuts Short Film in Support of His Track for the Graham Nash Tribute Record 'Be Yourself'
ROBIN PECKNOLD, VETIVER, BRENDAN BENSON AND MORE CONTRIBUTE COVERS OF THE NASH CLASSICS
(((folkYEAH!))) Presents and Grassroots Record Co. have assembled an all-star line-up of indie artists such as Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Robin Pecknold (of Fleet Foxes), Brendan Benson (of The Raconteurs), Vetiver, Alela Diane, Sleepy Sun, Mariee Sioux & Greg Weeks (from Espers), Port O Brien with The Papercuts, Moore Brothers and Graham's own daughter, Nile Nash on "Be Yourself." All of these contemporary artists have come together to honor and celebrate Graham's first solo LP, Songs For Beginners.
The artists put a unique spin on each song, making it his or her own- most notably with Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's cover of "Simple Man" which he's renamed "Hombre Sencillo" and recorded entirely in Spanish. Today Pitchfork debuts the long form music video directed by (((folkYEAH!)))'s Britt Govea and Brian Ziffer. The short film was shot in a historic mission town and finds the Hombre Sencillo lost and haunted by his past but ultimately lead towards a new path of redemption.