Something new from Hoodoo Jones—a cover of an old song brought into a modern soundscape, driven by a ragged bassline, pulsing static, and Hoodoo’s wailing, sorrowful voice.

Written in 1913 by half-blind fiddle player Dick Burnett, I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow has traveled through generations of American folk tradition. Hoodoo reimagines the song through a modern indie pop lens.

Produced by Hoodoo Jones

Saxophone: Joshua Senften
Backing vocals: Leticia “Letiblu” Lesane