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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