
Released April–May 2012 as the lead single from Lisa Marie Presley's third and final studio album Storm & Grace (prod. T Bone Burnett, Universal Republic Records), the video arrived during a broader early-2010s resurgence of Americana, roots-rock, and Southern Gothic aesthetics in mainstream music. The song and video were publicly received as a bold artistic statement — departing from commercial pop and embracing…
Represents a landmark in 2010s dark Americana music video aesthetics — a rare mainstream-adjacent entry into Southern Gothic visual language produced with high directorial craft. Karr's treatment of rural desolation and surreal symbolism parallels cinematic influences from Terrence Malick to…
Dean Karr (b. February 22, 1965, Seattle, WA) is a Los Angeles-based American photographer, music video director, and commercial filmmaker. He holds a BFA from Washington State University and trained at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. He is a…
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