Jenny Lewis processes the 2016 election on her new song, 'Under the Supermoon,' from the charity compilation, 'Let the Rhythm Lead'
finds some perspective after the 2016 election on her new song, “Under the Supermoon,” featuring the Malian musician, Habib Koité., out January 31st from Artists for Peace and Justice via Arts Music.
“Under the Supermoon” finds Lewis recounting the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election. After the election, she set off for Haiti to partake in the song summit that producednot long after the election). The song is accompanied by a video that finds Lewis, Koité and others traveling around Haiti and performing the song during a special bonfire celebration.
In a statement, Lewis called “Under the Supermoon” a “love song written in Jacmel floating in the Caribbean sea under the supermoon of November 2016 just days after the U.S. presidential election… a travelogue of sorts processed in real time.”
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