Madcat Ruth Releases New Fishing Blues Music Video
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Madcat Ruth has just released a new music video for their song “Fishing Blues”! The video is a must-watch for any fishing fans out there.
Introduction
Fishing Blues is the much-anticipated follow up to Madcat Ruth’s last album and it does not disappoint. The album is a mix of traditional and contemporary blues that tells the story of a young man’s journey to find his way in the world. The first track, “Fishing Blues”, is a mellow, acoustic song that sets the tone for the rest of the album.
Who is Madcat Ruth?
Madcat Ruth is a singer, songwriter and musician from Louisiana. She is best known for her work with the band The Mama’s Boys and her solo album, I’m a Bluesman.
Ruth was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and grew up in the small town of Maringouin. She began playing music at a young age, learning to play the piano and guitar. When she was 17, she moved to New Orleans to pursue her music career.
Ruth’s big break came when she auditioned for the band The Mama’s Boys. The band was looking for a new singer and Ruth’s powerful vocals impressed them. She joined the band and they released their debut album, Mama’s Blues, in 1999.
The album was a success and helped launched Ruth’s career. She went on to release two more albums with The Mama’s Boys, Louisiana Music (2001) and Live at the House of Blues (2003), before embarking on a solo career.
In 2006, Ruth released her debut solo album, I’m a Bluesman. The album was well-received by critics and earned Ruth a nomination for Best New Artist at the 2008 Blues Music Awards.
Since then, Ruth has continued to release new music and tour extensively. She has performed at some of the biggest festivals in the world, including the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Chicago Blues Festival and New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
What is the Fishing Blues music video about?
The Fishing Blues music video is about a group of friends who go on a fishing trip. The video features footage of the group fishing and enjoying the outdoors. The song is a bluesy track with a catchy melody.
The Making of the Fishing Blues Music Video
The new Fishing Blues music video by Madcat Ruth is a stunning visual feast set to the hypnotic sounds of the blues. The video was shot on location in the Louisiana bayou and features Madcat Ruth and his band in a series of surreal and dreamlike scenes.
Who directed the music video?
Andy Maize of the Skydiggers is the director behind Madcat Ruth’s new music video for their song “Fishing Blues.”
What was the inspiration behind the video?
The video was inspired by a day of fishing with my good friend and blues harmonica player William Clarke. I had the idea of making a music video that would be a tribute to the great outdoors and to the sport of fishing. The video features footage of me and Clarke fishing on Lake Erie, as well as live performance footage of me playing the song “Fishing Blues” in my home studio.
How was the video filmed?
The Fishing Blues music video was filmed entirely on location in and around the Minneapolis / St. Paul area. Director Tyler Shields and his team worked closely with Madcat Ruth to capture the unique flavor of the city and its surrounding lakes and rivers.
The video opens with shots of Madcat Ruth walking along the Mississippi River, followed by footage of them performing in various locales, including a lively street performance outside the First Avenue nightclub in downtown Minneapolis. interspersed with scenes of the band jamming in a garage and enjoying a game of darts in a local bar.
Throughout the video, we see glimpses of the fishermen (and women) who are featured prominently in the song’s lyrics. These real-life anglers add an authentic touch to the video, and their passion for fishing is evident in every frame.
The video culminates with a spectacular fishing scene set against the backdrop of the St. Croix River. Here, we see Madcat Ruth in their element, enjoying a peaceful day on the river while casting their lines and waiting for that elusive “big one” to bite.
The Reaction to the Fishing Blues Music Video
The release of Madcat Ruth’s new music video, “Fishing Blues,” has had mixed reactions. Some viewers love the creative visuals and Madcat’s entertaining performance, while others think the video is too strange or bizarre. Regardless of the reaction, it’s clear that the music video has gotten people talking.
What has the response been like so far?
The reaction to the Fishing Blues music video has been overwhelmingly positive. The video has been praised for its creative direction, beautiful cinematography, and touching story. Many fans have said that it captures the essence of the song perfectly, and that it’s one of the best music videos they’ve ever seen.
The positive response to the video has been a nice surprise for Madcat Ruth, who says that he didn’t expect such a strong reaction. “I’m just happy that people are enjoying it,” he says. “It was a lot of work, but it was worth it.”
What do the critics think?
Madcat Ruth’s new music video for their song “Fishing Blues” has been receiving mixed reviews from critics. Some say that the video is a clever and well-executed parody of the fisherman lifestyle, while others claim that it is a cheap and lazy attempt at comedy.
Some of the biggest criticisms of the video are that it is sexist and offensive to women, as it portrays them as nothing more than objects for the male characters to ogle and sexualize. Others have said that the video is misogynistic and degrading to men, as it portrays them as bumbling idiots who can’t even bait their own hooks properly.
Regardless of the mixed reviews, “Fishing Blues” has become an instant viral hit, with millions of views on YouTube and other social media platforms. It remains to be seen whether or not the video will have any lasting impact beyond its initial popularity.
Conclusion
What’s next for Madcat Ruth?
What’s next for Madcat Ruth? The band is currently in the studio working on their next album, which is due out in early 2019. In the meantime, they continue to tour throughout the United States.
