To this day, racism limits the possibilities of blacks in Brazil. Despite this, the rap singer project has been able to overcome adversity and build a successful career for more than twenty years. He started in rhyming battles and years later conquered the country with his lyrics, but always kept the political tone of his art of him.
Since January without releasing music, the rapper returns to vent all his indignation against racial oppression in the release of the single Run!available on all digital platforms via Universal Music this Thursday (13), with an active clip Youtube of the artist.
In this sense, not only the text, but also the music video of the song is full of references: from the crown of Notorious Great And Jean Michel Basquiatthe throne referencing the royal ancestors of project and, of course, the film of the same name Run!the director’s success Jordan Peel who dealt with the anguish that blacks go through in a contemporary way. Indeed, the clip is filled with titles that opened up such nonsense and inspired the rapper to write.
project comments on its new version: “I composed this song after a long period of reflection and in the midst of a deep grudge that I have kept because of every moment that racism was present in my life. In my last works I have dealt with internal problems such as depression and this is reflected in the lyrics that he talked a lot about my problems, but now I feel able to talk about ours again. This song is a cry for freedom, it is to make it clear that we are not descendants of slaves, but of kings and queens, as well as that of religious people, thinkers, poets, musicians, doctors, engineers, etc. “RUN!” is setting fire to the big house “.
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