Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Rum Drum Ramblers performing the original song "Meditate on That" in the 100+ year old lagering cellar at Earthbound Beer on Cherokee St. This is Number 8 of 13 live performance videos we shot on Cherokee Street in St. Louis on April 9th. Subscribe and see them all as they're released. Dive into the eclectic sounds of the St. Louis music scene through our Lo-Fi Cherokee series. Don't forget to subscribe to stay tuned for more riveting performances. If you love what you hear, we encourage you to share these videos with your friends, amplifying the unique rhythms and melodies of St. Louis! (Official Lo-Fi Cherokee Music Video). Learn more about Lo-Fi Cherokee, Lo-Fi Saint Louis and what we do at our website: lofistl.com Lo-Fi Cherokee is a unique music event that captures the spirit of St. Louis's vibrant music scene. Similar to a string of Tiny Desk Concerts, numerous performances are recorded in just one day, but with a local twist – they all take place along Cherokee Street. It's a creative marathon that brings together a diverse group of artists, capturing their energy and talent in intimate, stripped-down performances that reflect the heart and soul of St. Louis.
Rum Drum Ramblers performing the original song "Meditate on That" in the 100+ year old lagering cellar at Earthbound Beer on Cherokee St. This is Number 8 of 13 live performance videos we shot on Cherokee Street in St. Louis on April 9th. Subscribe and see them all as they're released. Dive into the eclectic sounds of the St. Louis music scene through our Lo-Fi Cherokee series. Don't forget to subscribe to stay tuned for more riveting performances. If you love what you hear, we encourage you to share these videos with your friends, amplifying the unique rhythms and melodies of St. Louis! (Official Lo-Fi Cherokee Music Video). Learn more about Lo-Fi Cherokee, Lo-Fi Saint Louis and what we do at our website: lofistl.com Lo-Fi Cherokee is a unique music event that captures the spirit of St. Louis's vibrant music scene. Similar to a string of Tiny Desk Concerts, numerous performances are recorded in just one day, but with a local twist – they all take place along Cherokee Street. It's a creative marathon that brings together a diverse group of artists, capturing their energy and talent in intimate, stripped-down performances that reflect the heart and soul of St. Louis.
