‘Carve My Name’, KING 810’s final video from their ‘Memoirs of a Murderer’ album has premiered via the band’s YouTube channeL. The video is a collection of artwork and photographs from the band’s dedicated fan base known as ‘The Family’. The clip serves as a photo book, looking back on how the band and the community that surrounds them grew together over the years.
Earlier this year KING 810 entered the studio to begin work on their follow-up LP to ‘Memoirs of a Murderer’ and took action as a pillar of the Flint, MI community by releasing new music to take aim at the water crisis devastating their hometown.
This past year the band released a two new tracks: “We Gotta Help Ourselves,” a track supporting a partnership with local Flint outlet, Savage Village who created a unique T-shirt design (http://savagevillage.bigcartel.com/product/king-810-we-gotta-help-ourselves-t-shirt) and “crow’s feet,” which was featured on charity compilation, ‘Not Safe To Drink: Music For Flint Water Crisis Relief’ (https://notsafetodrink.bandcamp.com/).
All proceeds from both the T-shirt design and compilation is being donated to The Community Foundation of Greater Flint’s ‘Flint Child Health & Development Fund.’(www.flintkids.org).
