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The whimsical video for new band Rooster shows us the J train we would like to see in the world.
The whimsical video for new band Rooster shows us the J train we would like to see in the world.
Who isn’t a sucker for some claymation? Mimi Oz and her band, Rooster, enlisted the help of local animator Edwin Chavez to recreate a cleaner and cheerier version of Bushwick’s Myrtle Avenue J train station in clay.
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