Dark and desperato-style for a 1991 classic is what we can
describe Brooklyn-based artist Christina
Rubino’s newest release.
In preparation for a January 2017 sophomore release, the country/folk/blues
singer looks to take an epic leap with her sound a re-emerge as a powerhouse in
a very quiet genre. But since her solo debut, Alive From The Scrap Heap,
released back in 2014, it seems Rubino
has found her niche as director Frankie
Nasso assists in painting a picture of an eerie but addictive take into the
90’s cult classic Thelma & Louise.
It’s look into the psyche of oneself in a visual sure to be
more movie that music video to the casual viewer in her the title track “Godspeed
& Guns”. Check it out below.
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