New Jersey native Bruce Springsteen was a ’70s rocker who embraced the video revolution in the ’80s, becoming a(n even bigger) megastar on the back of MTV heavy rotation clips for Dancing In The Dark, Born In The U.S.A. and Glory Days. The Boss is still making videos and today released a new one for the Wrecking Ball track Rocky Ground.
Springsteen’s first foray into hip-hop, Rocky Ground actually features a 16-bar rap delivered by gospel singer Michelle Moore and thrives from electronic drums and loops. Lyrically, the song is about staying strong while everything around you turns to shit. Check it out…
