What It Sound Like?
I'm one that still enjoys a vivid description, despite having all the visual outlets. Sometimes a good story is just as fulfilling. Earlier in the year, my friend told me about his stay in LA. Skid Row would pop up regular in conversation. The situations and the setting is enough material for the next crime drama to go viral.
Presently, video of this notorious zone is provided by @Falcon Outlaw, one half of @Falconcrest.
The grim area filtered in black & white is the ideal look for the narrative. Dark Black has the eye for scenery to match. They capture Outlaw with producer @Camoflauge Monk in the mixing with the locals. Of course, I dig the tagging in the background.
This track is heavy, plus it's got scratches. The emcee touches the topic of the outcome in gun play. A theatrical treatment level, to say the least. However, the content is about the reality involved. These graphic details don't fall on deaf ears when the source is relatable.
Falcon incorporates up to date marketing with a retro style of message. I like how he spreads knowledge instead of glorifying violence. The tune is tuff and the video throttles an urge for more. Pull up the link. Everything is still great with the group, Falconcrest, don't fret. You're still gonna want to catch this mini, solo run from the beginning. Big thanks to all of the people staying up with me. Blessings from the Almighty!
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