Banjo-plucking Maritime fave Old Man Leudecke recorded his new album Domestic Eccentric in a cabin behind his house in Chester, NS. Now, we can get a glimpse inside of the structure thanks to his new video for "The Early Days."
In the simple black and white clip, we see Leudecke strumming the gentle folk ditty before a couple of his buddies join in with rustic accompaniment.
"It was shot in the cabin I built in the woods behind my house where we made the record," Luedecke said in a statement. "It starts with footage from inside the backhoe we had to hire to plow a road through the three and a half feet of snow to the cabin to get the gear in. You can hear Tim O'Brien and I discussing playing the individual strings of a chord to kick off the song just like the songs on Ralph Stanley's Clinch Mountain Gospel album. It looks like we're having fun making the record, I think. The end shots are from my 39th birthday party that same night."
Check out the clip below. Domestic Eccentric is due out on July 24 through True North Records.
In the simple black and white clip, we see Leudecke strumming the gentle folk ditty before a couple of his buddies join in with rustic accompaniment.
"It was shot in the cabin I built in the woods behind my house where we made the record," Luedecke said in a statement. "It starts with footage from inside the backhoe we had to hire to plow a road through the three and a half feet of snow to the cabin to get the gear in. You can hear Tim O'Brien and I discussing playing the individual strings of a chord to kick off the song just like the songs on Ralph Stanley's Clinch Mountain Gospel album. It looks like we're having fun making the record, I think. The end shots are from my 39th birthday party that same night."
Check out the clip below. Domestic Eccentric is due out on July 24 through True North Records.
