Michigan trio 84 Tigers have unveiled the official music video for ‘Two Rivers’ featuring acclaimed singer-songwriter Rocky Votolato, who also appears prominently in the video. The track is a centerpiece from the band’s latest album, ‘Nothing Ends’, released in October via Spartan Records.
‘Two Rivers’ stands as a heartfelt tribute to the late Travis Dopp of Small Brown Bike. The song weaves in lyrical nods to Dopp’s work, honoring both his creative spirit and enduring influence. The collaboration lends the track an added emotional gravity, with Votolato’s presence deepening the song’s sense of remembrance and connection.
Reed says: “‘Two Rivers’ is a tribute to our old friend and bandmate Travis. Some of his lyrics are quoted in the song. When Rocky Votolato and I realized that we had both written songs with the word ‘River’ in the title separately, it was cosmic fate that brought him into the song. I had no idea what it would become, but he took it to new heights and I still get choked up when I hear it. Making this video was very special. Ben did all of the filming, drone work, and editing. It was all of us sitting in the woods by the river and a fire. It felt very Michigan and an awesome way to honor Travis.”