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Jake Blount & Mali Obomsawin feat. Joe Rainey - "My Way's Cloudy" (Official Music Video)

Listen to Jake Blount & Mali Obomsawin's "My Way's Cloudy," from their album 'symbiont.' About the song, the artists write: "We entered a Providence, RI studio to record My Way’s Cloudy on a clear fall day. When we walked outside again, the sky was thick with smoke from Canadian wildfires, carried down on the breeze. Climate change’s many consequences travel like smoke, imperiling bodies and communities as surely as they shroud the sky. The music of symbiont is an attempt to join our peoples in sound and movement as we stave off death together. The spiritual “My Way’s Cloudy” was collected from formerly enslaved Black people at the Hampton Institute—mere miles from where Jake’s family originates. Our arrangement features instrumentation from our respective musical traditions and vocals from renowned Red Lake Ojibway singer Joe Rainey. The video was filmed at the Penobscot Nation featuring Selena Neptune-Bear and her two nieces Carmella and Layla Bear." Directed by: Lokotah Sanborn (https://www.lokotahsanborn.com/) Dancers: Selena Neptune-Bear, Carmella Bear, Layla Bear Camera Operators: Jared Lank, Lokotah Sanborn Editing: Lokotah Sanborn Jake Blount: percussion, synthesizers, gourd banjo, vocals Mali Obomsawin: percussion, bass, vocals Joe Rainey: vocals Aloe barbadensis also controls the synthesizers Source: 'Religious Folk-Songs of the Negro,' ed. R. Nathaniel Dett Stream/purchase: Smithsonian Folkways: https://folkways.si.edu/jake-blount-a... All other platforms: https://orcd.co/jake-blount-and-mali-... From the first notes of symbiont, the radical new collaborative album and document of Black and Indigenous futurism from Jake Blount and Mali Obomsawin, the listener is met with rising tidewaters, massive droughts, and the appearance of an iconoclastic uprising amidst the world’s indifference. Questions of future or present tense swirl around the music as the duo unspools the intertwined threads of racial and climate justice. Amid rumbling synthesizer drones, the thrum of banjo, and the thwack of drum machines, a whisper of truth can be heard: this crisis has been unfolding for centuries. Jake Blount: Website: https://jakeblount.com/ Facebook:   / notjacobnotblunt   Twitter:   / forked_queer   Instagram:   / jake.m.blount   TikTok:   / jake.m.blount   Mali Obomsawin: Website: https://www.maliobomsawin.com/ Facebook:   / maliobomsawin   Twitter: https://x.com/featherbitchxx Instagram:   / maliobomsawin   Smithsonian Folkways: https://folkways.si.edu Facebook:   / smithsonianfolkwaysrecordings   Twitter:   / folkways   Instagram:   / smithsonianfolkways   Support our work! Become a Friend of Folkways: https://folkways.si.edu/friends-of-fo... The content and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.