VIDEO: “The Deep End” – Kevin Lavitt (feat. Thig Nat; dir. by Noah Porter)

Dig the new video for Kevin Lavitt’s “The Deep End” featuring brooding vocals by Thig Nat of the Physics. At first I was like, Why the girl gotta be pink and the boy gotta be blue?, but by the end I was all, Oh they both colors now — that shit cool. #RejectPatriarchy, you know? From Kevin’s recent Planets EP.

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AUDIO: Chef Killa – Cam the Mac

Chef Killa - Cam the Mac

Cam the Mac intrudes your regularly scheduled programming with the boisterous, profane Chef Killa mixtape, in which the Moor Gang infantryman goes in on your style, your girl and your whole fucking crew over a collection of beats both new and pre-owned.

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AUDIO: Living For The Future – Travis Thompson

Living For The Future - Travis Thompson

Travis Thompson is an emerging rapper from the Town who fits right alongside the current wave of young, pop-oriented artists gunning for wide appeal: Think Ryan Caraveo and Shelton Harris who, incidentally, both appear as guests on Living For The Future, Thompson’s well-executed eight track EP. This debut positions Travis as the unassuming but ambitious rookie; an underdog story for the teenager (Travis himself is just 18) who’s always dreamed of rap stardom.

 

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VIDEO: “Can’t Wait” – Spekulation (feat. Mic Flont, Khingz & Paolo Escobar)

Mic Flont, Khingz, Paolo Escobar, and the maestro of the track, Spekulation, push it along in a Seattle summertime fashion. “Can’t Wait” is about not being complacent in art and activism, two things that inform each other in the lives of these artists. Catch them all, plus the rising Dex Amora and Jamil Suleman at Columbia City Theater this Thursday (7/30).

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AUDIO: “Back 2 U (Zillas Remix)” – Sisters (feat. Sol)

Back 2 U - Sisters feat Sol

Seattle indie favorite Sisters gets remixed by Sol and his production team, the Zillas. “Back 2 U (Zillas Remix)” debuted on the venerable Okayplayer a few days ago. The soulful pop sensibilities of Sisters plays well with Sol’s introspective lyrics and sharp, in-the-pocket delivery.

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