"Decent Man (ft. Lucinda Williams)" music video by Lawrence Rothman
Added: 20-10-2020
Genre : Rock & Alternative
Description : Lawrence Rothman- Decent Man (feat. Lucinda Williams) Official Video
The official video for “Decent Man (feat. Lucinda Williams)” from “Good Morning, America", out January 29, 2021 on KRO Records.
Listen to “Decent Man (feat. Lucinda Williams)”:
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Written By: Lawrence Rothman
Performed By: Lawrence Rothman and Lucinda Williams
Produced By : Lawrence Rothman, Yves Rothman and Ben Zelico
Mixed and Recorded By: Lawrence Rothman at House of Lux
Directed by: Eric Redmond
DP: Eric Redmond
Editing: Matt Hixon
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A musician and visual artist based in Los Angeles, Missouri native Lawrence Rothman began writing songs and making home studio recordings at the ripe old age of nine. Around that time, he also started wearing costumes for different characters or, more precisely, versions of himself ("alters") depending on what he was working on, a practice later conspicuous in promotional images and performance. The young artist also eventually grew into a distinctive, ripe baritone that made its recording debut on the single "Montauk Fling" on Mamaroma in 2013. The label released a few more songs, including "Kevin" and "#1 All Time Low," before Rothman signed with Downtown Records/Interscope in 2015. The plaintive single "California Paranoia" featuring Angel Olsen followed later that year. It was one of a series of tracks released from his full-length debut, The Book of Law, before its arrival in the fall of 2017. Reflecting personal struggles with issues like gender identity and social alienation through a mix of piano balladry and lite synth pop, the album was produced by Justin Raisen (Charli XCX, Santigold) and Rothman's brother Yves. In addition to Olsen, collaborators included Marissa Nadler, Kristin Kontrol, and a diverse list of notable backing musicians not limited to Pino Palladino (the Who, John Mayer Trio), Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses), and Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint).
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