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David Bowie Black Tie White NoiseWatch at the source
Black Tie White Noise by David Bowie, featuring Al B. Sure!, addresses themes of racial and social tension, inspired by Bowie's experiences in Los Angeles during the 1992 Rodney King riots. The song, produced by Nile Rodgers, merges funk and R&B elements, with Bowie exploring both personal and societal reflections. Directed by Mark Romanek, the video underscores the track’s introspective and culturally reflective tone.
The official music video for David Bowie - Black Tie White Noise from Bowie's 18th studio album 'Black Tie White Noise' released in 1993, which featured the singles 'Jump They Say', 'Black Tie White Noise' & 'Miracle Goodnight'.
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David Bowie’s music video for “Black Tie White Noise”, released 1993. Directed by Mark Romanek. 4:12 in HD, 495,429 plays and 7,939 likes on YouTube. Filed under Alternative, Hip-Hop, Pop, R&B and Soul. AltSounds Curated.
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