Chicago rapper ProbCause teamed up with a group of DePaul University students for his nostalgic “Pale Moonlight” video that channels a setting inspired by legendary jazz club The Green Mill circa the 1920’s. “Chicago has a very dark and unique history that I think can be felt in the song,” ProbCause told Yahoo! Music in their premiere of the Mac Kozi and Danny Farber-directed visual. The seemingly innocent jazz club scene quickly turns into a violent backroom scene inspired by the history of organized crime in Chicago, a city that prominent mob figure Al Capone famously called home. A single from 2014’s WAVES EP, the lanky emcee enlisted The Social Experiment‘s Donnie Trumpet to give the song the “Old Chicago” feel.

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