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The visuals for Mic Outlaw's latest record Reality Rap has officially dropped. Shot by 905Visuals, the video portrays the Brampton native as a prison inmate with something to say and really emphasizes the serious undertones of the track. Mic Outlaw spits straight truth over the melancholic beat laced with harps and sped up vocals.
Check out the beautifully shot video below!
N8's Black & White drops just as Summer '17 kicks off. Previously known as ND'C, the Mississauga Native's smooth flow over the very wavy beat sets the chill vibe the track exudes. The visuals perfectly match the vibe that N8 is clearly going for, and also include a healthy dose of Mississauga landscapes such as the Absolute Towers (A.K.A the Marilyn Monroe Towers), Square One, and various other condos.
Check out the video below!
Soundman’s new track is booming! You can tell by his bravado that he has a confidence that isn't easily broken. His price isn't cheap either, he needs seven Dragonballs per feature. The track has an addictive baseline that you can't help but bob your head to. It seems as though soundman has not received much blog coverage, this may truthfully be his third article. Check out the track below!
Jai Marshin (left) and King Zargo (right) representing KarmaClub at Motus episode 1
Ending off the weekend on an amazing note, Sunday night was the first episode of Motus. This event was showcased at Spot 1 Grill & Music Hall and presented by Route21 productions.
As one of the most buzzing events that are happening in Brampton, we saw it fitting to drop by and show our support for the emerging artists coming out of the 905. The line-up consisted of Brampton natives, Cheech, Cloud Wilson, Trill Tricke, Ricky Zae, Karma Club and Bryan Ghee along with Milton natives Rich Rolling Rebels. You may recognize some of the names in past performances at our own events (Lakeview Fridays).
The performances really brought a great energy on stage and electrified the crowd. While the stage had a plethora of lights, those that were shining on the front centre of the stage did bring a tempting invitation for those in attendance step up. That being said, that only made it easier for these artist to step off stage and join the crowd as they chanted their songs together.
Overall, Motus: Episode 1 was a great experience. The sheer talent packed into one night really shined through the amazing performances. The crowd was turnt up to the max, especially considering it was a Sunday and most people have work the next morning. The local support that turned out for the night was amazing to say the least. Toronto (and the surrounding area) is known as the "screwface" capital for a reason, so it was uplifting to see all the support.
Join us in raising awareness for our local talent and listen to their work by listening/sharing their Soundcloud pages:
Karma Club : - Jai Marshin, https://soundcloud.com/jaimarshin
King Zargo https://soundcloud.com/kingjzargo
Rich Rolling Rebels: https://soundcloud.com/richrollingrebels
Trill Trickee: https://soundcloud.com/itgetstricke
Ricky Zae: https://soundcloud.com/yung_june-1
Bryan Ghee: - https://soundcloud.com/ryanhee
Brampton native King Zargo releases a new track. In the track, Zargo talks about needing a crown on his wrist and trident on his whip. These are symbolic of luxury brands Rolex and Maserati which represent a high profile lifestyle. This track is the second single off Zargo’s new EP titled Wavy. Check out the track below.