Chi City – So About Last Night @IAmChiCity

Published

6 years ago

June 3, 2018

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What happens when temptation and riches challenge a man’s morals? Chi City shares his real-life experience of good vs. evil. This Yondo assisted production helps Chi paint a vivid picture of his fight with reality choosing between the pressure of his peers or his love for music. His wordplay is precise, and his story is intriguing. In the end, will he take the ride to Quick Money or take the path less traveled.

In a time where the rap game gives more praise to clout chasing, and Instagram likes, Chi City rides a wave whose rhymes take you back to a time when the industry’s filled with pure, heartfelt music.

Growing up in the south side of Chicago’s Foster Park neighborhood, Chi City’s music illustrates how he persevered through unfortunate events in his past and used the knowledge and, an experience he gained as a child to stay motivated and continue perfecting his art.

With the 2016 release of his song “Thug Life” which mimics a style originated from the group Bone Thugs n Harmony, had SoundCloud soaring with fans in awe over the compelling record that caught the attention of 300 Ent’s Lyor Cohen.

Following the rest of that year out with shows and tour appearances, Chi City found himself in the center of the media with the controversial release of “Sorry Kanye” in which Chi City somehow got ahold of Kanye West’s unreleased “Fade” beat while working on music in LA.

Not revealing how he got ahold of the “Fade” instrumental, Chi City quickly caught headlines, which lead to a tug a war with Universal and G.O.O.D Music over track from the highly anticipated “TLOP” album and had it taken down from all platforms. Sparking a series of debates online that Chi City’s version of “Fade” outperformed his fellow hometown “free thinker” hero Kanye West, who was even impressed himself on how well Chi delivered on the “stolen” track.

In the center of what seems to be an awkward moment of momentum, Chi City soon found himself in sessions writing for some of today’s most relevant artist. Such is the nature of his music, as self and socially aware as it is comical.

With the first music release of 2018 on the way, Chi City has set the tone for whats yet to come. A stand out rapper in today’s hip-hop world, he keeps his sound deeply tied to his Midwest roots and his message one that knows no boundaries.

Entertainment

WATCH “Irresponsibull” MOVIE NOW

Published

3 hours ago

May 21, 2024

Tampa Mystic

NorthEnd Empire Films LLC presents “Irresponsibull” movie. Allen is ready to settle down. Only his girlfriend Theresa doesn’t think he’s anywhere close to being responsible enough to start a family. When an unexpected opportunity arises for Allen to keep Theresa’s nephew and niece (Brian and Britt) and prove his maturity, he jumps to it…without knowing these two kids are not your average youngsters. Marcus is a low level scam artist that works for his uncle, the most “dangerous construction boss” in Chicago. He continues to screw up job after job and is desperate to show his uncle/boss that he can be responsible and counted on in the family business. The boss gives him just one more chance to prove himself. Then, the most unlikely of events happens, causing a chance meeting of Allen and Marcus and starting a downward spiral like no other. Can any of these men make it out and show that they are indeed NOT Irresponsibull?

Official Irresponsibull Trailer

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NSK Dolla Channels Pain and Betrayal in New Single “I Can Never”

Published

4 hours ago

May 20, 2024

Tampa Mystic

Queens, NY native NSK Dolla is making waves with his latest single, “I Can Never,” produced by Young Montana. This track is released under the NSK Music Group label. In “I Can Never,” NSK Dolla delves deep into themes of betrayal and personal growth, using his music as a therapeutic outlet. His raw and honest storytelling sets this song apart, as he transforms his pain into a powerful and passionate narrative.

The song holds a special place in NSK Dolla’s heart because it represents a cathartic release and a candid portrayal of his experiences. “What makes it special to me is me telling my story, turning my pain into passion,” he explains. The authenticity in his lyrics resonates with listeners who have faced similar challenges, creating a connection that transcends the music itself. NSK Dolla’s ability to convey genuine emotion through his words and delivery is a testament to his artistry and dedication.

One of the standout lines in “I Can Never” encapsulates the essence of betrayal and the harsh realities that come with it: “smile in ya face and put a knife in ya back/ the ones close to you do you like that.” This lyric highlights the artist’s skill in expressing complex emotions with simplicity and impact. As fans eagerly await the release of his mixtape “Guess Who’s Back,” NSK Dolla continues to solidify his place in the music industry with his compelling storytelling and unflinching honesty.