Berlin-based band The Trouble Notes have released a new music video for their latest single, “Banjolorian.” The playful and light-hearted song is a nod to the band’s musical influences, which include Americana, rock, and hip-hop. The track’s violinist, Bennet Cerven, grew up in the Midwest of America and was exposed to various musical styles that have shaped the band’s unique sound.
“Banjolorian” showcases The Trouble Notes’ ability to blend traditional folk music with modern classical and tribal dance music. The band has traveled the world for new musical influences, and their music reflects their global experiences. They have built a diverse audience of “Troublemakers” who appreciate their self-made success story. The Trouble Notes’ independent success has led to notable festival appearances, multiple film scores, and an extensive tour schedule spanning the globe. The band’s music has resonated with audiences worldwide, and they continue to push the boundaries of traditional folk music with their innovative sound.
The new music video for “Banjolorian” is a visual feast that complements the track’s uplifting melodies. The video features the band playing in various stunning locations, including an abandoned warehouse, a rooftop, and a forest. The video captures the band’s energy and passion for their music, making it a must-watch for fans of The Trouble Notes. The Trouble Notes have demonstrated their ability to create unique and engaging pieces transcending borders and genres. “Banjolorian” is a testament to the band’s musical vision, and the new music video is a stunning visual representation of their sound.
