Blake Banks: Evil

   In an era where music genres are rapidly revolving and dissolving, Blake Banks isn’t just riding the wave he’s steering it straight into uncharted territory. Blake’s latest single, “EVIL”seductively blends the soul of vintage rock & roll with the bite of modern hip hop. The soundtrack for those living on the edge headed for the good end of a bad idea, the song you play when you are ready to see where the night takes you. It’s more than a song, it’s a feeling that taps into the same rebellious spirit that made early rock songs feel dangerous.

  “EVIL” pushes the limits of controlled chaos between the layers of vivid verses paired with a provocative female hook that creeps in slowly and sticks in your mind long after the track ends. Evoking the assistance of his wife Kiki Banks, who is Blake’s backup singer and DJ on tour, to recite the hypnotic incantation on the chorus. Kiki’s feature marks her debut into the music industry as her very first music publication. Consistently active behind the scenes over the years, Kiki is responsible for directing some of your favorite Blake Bank music videos. The wild red, white, and blue visuals for “EVIL” will take over the screen the moment you hit play. While the music was recorded in Los Angeles, California at The Ambulance Factory, the music video was shot by Justin Grace in Redding California at the Hells Angels Club House during Redding Rock 2025 where Blake Banks headlined the event earlier this year. The footage captured was edited by 0101Arc from Poland which added another level of grit to the multi textured music release. Available for immediate consumption on all platforms including Spotify, AppleMusic, and iTunes — you can find the music video streaming now on YouTube.