Black Book - Eden James (Official Music Video)
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'BLACK BOOK' was the sixth single from Eden James' fourth studio album. 'Black Book' is centred around being on the wrong side of the law and the song reflects on the irony of consequences catching up at the most inopportune moment; a real reminder that life sometimes has a way of kicking a person when they are down.This single includes performances from Larry Saltzman (guitarist for Paul Simon) and Charles Giordano (piano-accordion and keyboard player for Bruce Springsteen).'BLACK BOOK' (Official Music Video) was released 7 February 2020.
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