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A$AP Ferg strives through progression in this inspiring music video directed by himself and Hidji.
Opened with a spoken word by his grandmother, the empowering clip illustrates his people’s perseverance from long oppression. Filtered with images throughout, the visual depicts photo of slavery, the deserted New York streets during the pandemic, and the rapper quarantined at his plush pad with women and riches. Life is good.
It’s crazy to think that Jack Harlow released his number 1 single ‘Lovin’ on Me’ a year ago and then completely disappeared as far as putting out more music is concerned. The reasons behind the decision is not known yet but Jack finally announced a few days ago that he is back with a new […]
Political folk-rock finds a compelling voice in Chalumeau’ s “No Common Ground”, a track that captures the urgency and tension of a deeply polarized era. The duo, Katherine Bergeron and Butch Rovan, both accomplished musicians and educators at Brown University, have channeled the fractured state of modern discourse into a song that resonates with raw […]
Blending classical influences with contemporary production, Emmy and Grammy-nominated artist Peg Luke has released her newest single, “Breathing In Breathing Out.” A striking “Love Protest Song,” as Peg Luke describes it, the track resonates with themes of societal unrest and a call for peace, justice, and collective humanity. Rooted in Peg Luke’s experiences in St. […]
