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Check out this black and white surrealist video for Benjamin Clementine's 'I Won't Complain'


What a comfort it is after a long tiring day to hear something like Benjamin Clementine's I Won't Complain. I love everything about this track, especially the dark piano melodies. Critics call his music and his manner "overwhelmingly reminiscent of Nina Simone," and his voice is a force to be reckoned with. Are you dejected, down, miserable? Press play. The accompanying video is equally splendid.
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