Cat Power has shared a video for her cover of Ryan Gosling’s band Dead Man’s Bones’ song, “Pa Pa Power.”

Chan Marshall’s new cover as Cat Power sees her adding her own distinctive twist to 2009 track. The Dead Man’s Bones cover comes from Marshall’s upcoming album, Covers, out January 14th, 2022 via Domino. The accompanying video sees Marshall performing beneath blue lights as people dance in slow motion in the crowd.

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“I started playing this solo in 2012 (originally more dissonant and trance-y), when the Occupy Wall Street protests were going on,” Marshall explains. “Occupy was bunkering down and saying, ‘This shit’s fucking fucked up.’ And helping citizens be a voice in their local government. They got a lot of good things done, but the American media killed the movement. I felt like this song was relative to that. The American media has always penalized any sort of social progressiveness and is always the first to express conservative rhetoric against something that is beneficial to the nation. I’d open with this song on the 2013 China tour. ‘Burn the streets, burn the cars.'”

Watch the video for Marshall’s cover of Dead Man’s Bones’ “Pa Pa Power” below.

Today’s cover follows previously released renditions of Frank Ocean’s “Bad Religion” and the Pogues’ “A Pair of Brown Eyes.”

In addition to today’s Dead Man’s Bones cover, Cat Power has announced a 2022 tour. Check out the dates below.

Cat Power Tour Dates:

Albany, NY – Empire Live – 1-16
Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club – 1-18
Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel – 1-19
Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts – 1-20
Washington, DC – 9:30 Club – 1-22
Atlanta, GA – Eastern – 1-24
Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl – 1-25
Houston, TX – House of Blues – 1-27
Dallas, TX – Granada Theatre – 1-28
Austin, TX – Emo’s – 1-29
Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom – 1-31
Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre – 2-02
Boise, ID – Knitting Factory – 2-04
Eugene, OR – McDonald Theatre – 2-05
Portland, OR – Revolution Hall – 2-06
Seattle, WA – The Showbox – 2-07
Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades – 2-09
San Francisco, CA – Castro Theatre – 2-10
Los Angeles, CA – The Orpheum Theatre – 2-11
Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall – 4-19
Detroit, MI -St. Andrews – 4-21
Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall Ballroom – 4-22
Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theater – 4-23
St. Louis, MO – Red Flag – 4-25
Indianapolis, IN – The Vogue – 4-26
Cleveland, OH – House of Blues – 4-27
Pittsburgh, PA – Mr. Smalls Theatre – 4-29
Jersey City, NJ – White Eagle Hall – 4-30
Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre – 5-1
New Haven, CT – Toad’s Place – 5-3
Charlottesville, VA – Jefferson Theater – 5-5
Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood Theatre – 5-6

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