Jeremie Albino, "Klondike Man," // GemsOnVHS™

I been watching the man Jeremie Albino from afar for hot minute. Hes been making waves and rockin' shows across the country with label-mate Cat Clyde (same label that Big Krit released his first projects on, Cinematic Music Group, surprisingly diverse roster there). The blues-fringed, sharp dressed crooner from Canada invited me out there to experience my first blizzard recently. He showed me where he grew up around Toronto, the hard streets i'd only heard about in Drake songs. I met the Albino family, visited Jeremie's farm, and got a taste for his weird life, a mix of rural and urban experiences. I almost didn't make it through the border checkpoint at the airport, as the interrogator really didn't share your appreciation for my mission of recording folk music from around the world.

He relented though, and I got some dope songs out there with Jeremie at the farmhouse, his dad Pardo's taxi meter shop and more. While I haven't finished editing those, Jeremie and Crispin (his manager and all around awesome music dude) stopped in Nashville on their way to SXSW. Unfortunately it was cancelled amid pandemic news, and they were stranded with nothing to do here in the USA. So, we made a video on the roof in Nashville on a sunny day in February. I'll give a shout out in the comments to anyone who recognizes that guitar, too.

Check out more with Jeremie here;
http://jeremiealbino.com/

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