Jack Harlow, the renowned Generation Now-signed artist, recently released a new music video for his track, “Denver“. The song, produced by FNZ and Angel “Babe Truth” Lopez is a reflection of Harlow’s journey through fame, sprinkled with moments of vulnerability and uncertainty. The visual narrative was directed by Eliel Ford and captures Harlow’s journey in the city of Denver, Colorado.
The Inspiration Behind “Denver”
“Denver” serves as an audio diary of Harlow’s experiences in the midst of his skyrocketing fame and success. The lyrics weave a tale of self-awareness and introspection, highlighting the paradox of his glamorous lifestyle juxtaposed with the harsh realities of the world. The song encapsulates Harlow’s struggle with his growing notoriety and his longing for simpler times, expressed through lines like, “it was fun when we were known less”.
The Journey Through Denver: An Artistic Representation
The music video, set in the picturesque city of Denver, shows Harlow going about his day as a busy artist. It offers a peek into his life on tour, from preparing for a show to writing music, and even lounging with his crew. The video also includes a cameo appearance by Nuggets point guard Jamal Murray, adding a touch of local flavor to the narrative.
Jack Harlow’s Musical Milestones
Harlow’s music career has been on a steady rise, with “Denver” being the latest from his third studio LP, Jackman. The album, consisting of 10 featureless tracks, was a collaborative effort with producers Hollywood Cole, Mike Wavvs, Jaysoul, Wallis Lane, Goldy, Boi-1da, DJ Dahi, and more. Jackman debuted on the top 10 of the Billboard 200, marking Harlow’s third consecutive entry in the chart’s top tier.
Looking Ahead: The “No Place Like Home Tour”
As Harlow continues his musical odyssey, he is slated to return to his roots with the “3rd annual No Place Like Home Tour”. The tour will see Harlow gracing the stages of Kentucky’s most iconic venues including Covington’s Truist Arena, Pikeville’s Appalachian Wireless Arena, and Lexington’s Rupp Arena.
“No Place Like Home Tour” dates:
In Conclusion
“Denver” is a testament to Jack Harlow’s artistic evolution. It is an introspective narrative that exposes the vulnerability often masked by the glitz and glamour of fame. The accompanying music video, set against the backdrop of Denver’s urban landscape, further enhances the authenticity of Harlow’s narrative. As he continues to make waves in the music industry, fans can look forward to more music and performances, especially with the upcoming “No Place Like Home Tour”.
This year, Kentucky rapper Jack Harlow had a very productive year as he was a part of several guest features following his hit titled “Whats Poppin” became a big hit. Very soon, he also released its remix version with the legendary Lil Wayne, DaBaby, and Tory Lanez. For several years now, he has released many singles but fans have been waiting for several years for his debut release and now, it has been released too titled That’s What They All Say.
Zaytoven decided to end 2020 with a bang. He released GrinchToven “Stole The Trap”, that features nine tracks and features an array of artists such as Jack Harlow, G Herbo, Boosie, NLE Choppa, Quavo, and so many more more. The song “MoMoney” which was assisted by Chief Keef particularly stood out wherein the Chicago emcee can be seen seamlessly rapping in this multi-layered production by Zaytoven.
Esteemed musician, Rod Wave, is set to captivate audiences once again with his latest single, titled “Come See Me”. Known for his distinct style of blending melodic rap with heartrending lyricism, the Floridian artist continues to chart his unique path in the music industry.
The Anticipation for Nostalgia
Come Sept. 15, fans of Rod Wave are in for a treat as he unveils his fifth studio LP, Nostalgia. The album boasts of 21 tracks, each expected to be a testament to the artist’s versatility and talent. Preceding the album are the singles “Fight The Feeling” and “Call Your Friends,” both of which reached No. 7 on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
The Release of “Come See Me”
On Sept. 1, Wave released a new track from his upcoming album, “Come See Me”. This track, produced by Desirez and Gabe Lucas, is a melancholic exploration of heartbreak and loss, a recurring theme in Wave’s music. Fans can expect to be moved by the raw emotionality in this song.
“My momma told me to make it work, but Usher told me to let it burn, I used to see you call my phone and get butterflies, these days, my stomach turn, I don’t know why I think about you all the time, I was hopin’ this is love and you ain’t just down for the ride, tell me what could make a grown man lay down and cry? Maybe what he thought was real love, he watched die…”
The Music Video for “Come See Me”
Accompanying the song is a music video, courtesy of director Brett Arndt. The video sees Wave delivering his poignant verses from a high-rise condo, before jumping off the balcony. However, before he touches the ground, he wakes up, symbolizing the intense emotions that fuel his art.
Rod Wave
Rod Wave’s Impressive Track Record
Since his debut, Rod Wave has proven to be a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. His previous album, Beautiful Mind, launched in August 2022, was a 24-song masterpiece that featured collaborations with acclaimed artists Jack Harlow and December Joy.
Beautiful Mind debuted at No. 1, marking Wave’s second consecutive top album and fourth top 10 on the Billboard 200. It sold 115,000 album-equivalent units during its debut week and later achieved platinum status. Wave continued his winning streak with the release of his solo EP, Jupiter’s Diary: 7 Day Theory, shortly after.
Conclusion
Rod Wave’s raw talent and authenticity have cemented his place in the music industry. Whether it’s through his melancholic verses or his captivating visuals, Wave continues to engage and move audiences worldwide. With the release of “Come See Me” and the anticipation for Nostalgia, fans and critics alike are eager to see what the artist will bring next.
There is no denying that EST Gee latest mixtape, MAD, was released last Friday (March 17). It features 14 songs and features Boosie Badazz, Young Scooter, and Lil Kada. The project was preceded by the release of several singles, including “Blow Up,” “Undefeated,” “If I Stop Now,” and “25MIN Freestyle.” From the project, Gee just released his official music video for the song, “THE ONE & ONLY,” today (March 22). “Backstage Passes” rapper Cash Jundi directs this new clip, in which he demonstrates some of the high stakes moves he uses to deliver his trademark flow as he makes some deliveries on the fly:
EST Gee released his highly anticipated album I Never Felt Nun back in September of 2022, a while before MAD started airing. Among the 21 tracks that were included in the release were cuts from MGK, Future, Bryson Tiller, Jack Harlow, and Jeezy. Moreover, it has also been his most successful release thus far, reaching No. 8 and No. 3 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart, respectively, on the Billboard 200 and R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart.
Aside from his own releases, EST Gee has also collaborated with other artists on numerous occasions, including “Back And Forth” featuring Lil Baby, “Hmhmm” featuring Chris Brown, “CHICKENS” featuring Future, and more. The most recent effort of his can be heard on the soundtrack for the film CREED III, in which he collaborated with Big Sean to produce a standout track called “Anthem.”
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