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Jinka tests the limits of lo-fi DIY with new video "Ghost 2 U"

  • January 15, 2019
  • Ruth Jiang
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"Ghost 2 U" by Transylvanian artist Jinka is an already engaging track when you give it a spin, but little could listeners have expected its accompanying music video to interpret its energy into a B horror film parody. 

Today, we are excited to premiere the music video for "Ghost 2 U". Watch as Jinka eases her way through a series of bizarre situations including eating a Euro-note sandwich and dancing with masked strangers all through intentionally shoddy picture quality. A mashup of Freddie Mercury's hoover dance in "I Want To Break Free" and Michael Jackson's "Thriller", the "Ghost 2 U" video plays around with the idea of what surrealism might look like through a a more DIY lens. 

 

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