New Tricky video

The fabulous 'Murder Weapon' now has an equally fine promo clip to go with it.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 16 Aug 2010

We’ve been loving Tricky’s new ‘Murder Weapon’ single for the past couple of months – now there’s an equally nifty video to go with it shot in La Salle, the singer’s Parisian boxing club, by Fleur and Manu.

It’s the first track to be lifted from the Bristolian’s Mixed Race album, which follows on September 24. You can find out more at the new www.trickysite.com.

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