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Rhiannon Giddens has shared a video for "Come Love Come," a song she wrote for her new album, Freedom Highway. The video was made by Harvey K. Robinson at The Cypress House in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, the studio of multi-instrumentalist Dirk Powell, who co-produced Freedom Highway with Giddens there. Watch it here.

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Rhiannon Giddens has shared a new video for "Come Love Come," a song she wrote for her new album, Freedom Highway. She wrote or co-wrote nine of the songs on the album, which also includes a traditional tune and two civil rights-era songs. The video was made by Harvey K. Robinson at The Cypress House in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, the studio of multi-instrumentalist Dirk Powell, who co-produced Freedom Highway with Giddens there. You can watch it below.

Giddens and Powell recently concluded a brief duo tour of the US Northeast, and Giddens performed in a multi-artist celebration of the music of Aretha Franklin at Carnegie Hall this past Monday. She and her band begin the Freedom Highway tour in Paris on March 23. For details and tickets, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

To buy or listen to Freedom Highway now, click here.

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  • Thursday, March 9, 2017
    Watch: Rhiannon Giddens Shares "Come Love Come" Video

    Rhiannon Giddens has shared a new video for "Come Love Come," a song she wrote for her new album, Freedom Highway. She wrote or co-wrote nine of the songs on the album, which also includes a traditional tune and two civil rights-era songs. The video was made by Harvey K. Robinson at The Cypress House in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, the studio of multi-instrumentalist Dirk Powell, who co-produced Freedom Highway with Giddens there. You can watch it below.

    Giddens and Powell recently concluded a brief duo tour of the US Northeast, and Giddens performed in a multi-artist celebration of the music of Aretha Franklin at Carnegie Hall this past Monday. She and her band begin the Freedom Highway tour in Paris on March 23. For details and tickets, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    To buy or listen to Freedom Highway now, click here.

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