EXCLUSIVE TRAILER & INTERVIEW ON NOWNESS

SOUNDTRACK FEATURING FIVE ORIGINAL SONGS OUT MARCH 3 ON CANVASBACK/ATLANTIC

DEFINITIVE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS & LEISURE PROFILE OUT NOW

After much speculation, BOOTS, the artist behind last year’s WinterSpringSummerFall mixtape, begins to draw back the curtain on his most personal work to date: a self-conceptualized and self-directed short film titled “Motorcycle Jesus”. Shot among the looming mountains and dusty basins of the Mojave Desert, “Motorcycle Jesus” casino online is scored by five original BOOTS tracks and will soon be available to view on bootsonboots.com.

A trailer from the 30-minute-long featurette can be viewed exclusively via Nowness.

In addition to the “Motorcycle Jesus” release, BOOTS will also be offering the original soundtrack to the film, available March 3 via Canvasback/Atlantic.

Jon Pareles of The New York Times recently joined BOOTS for the filming of “Motorcycle Jesus”, resulting in an introductory profile in the paper’s Sunday, February 15 edition. BOOTS opened up to Pareles about being homeless while honing his musical skills and taking the meetings that would transform his career. He also discussed his self-taught recording methods, the WinterSpringSummerFall mixtape and his work with artists as diverse as Run the Jewels, FKA twigs, Autolux and Beyoncé (for which he earned an Album of the Year GRAMMY nomination as a writer & producer).

For further information and to view videos and excerpts from the upcoming” “Motorcycle Jesus”, visit bootsonboots.com.