Sunday, September 24, 2023

"Just To See You Smile" by Seraphim System

 


Country music in general would be a lot more palatable, in my humble opinion, if it incorporated elements of industrial music.

Lucky me!  There's North Carolina aggrotech band Seraphim System, who turn Louisiana bred country star Tim McGraw's 1997 Billboard record-setting single "Just To See You Smile" into an electronic dance number, complete with a video that's like an inverse "Take On Me" from A-Ha.



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