Produced by Paid In Gold Multimedia and directed by Joshua “Lucky” Peters, ‘Chariots of Fire’ is now out.
Hip-hop music was created to bring the important issues of everyday life into the light. And rising rapper Bobby-G has established a powerful soundscape inspired by that aspect of the genre. He has dropped a brand-new music video for the single ‘Chariots of Fire’, talking about the harsh reality that the African-American community faces in the US. The song presents the matter of systematic racial discrimination through a brilliantly weaved lyrical representation of his deepest thoughts and opinions on the subject. It inspires the audience to rise from the lowest points of their lives and the suppression they struggle with every day. The track’s music video showcases an amazing visual display that fits perfectly with the message the track is trying to convey.
‘Chariots of Fire’ is from his debut 13-track album, ‘Gawd Have Mercy,’ which was first seen in September of last year on streaming platforms and on NY Billboard ads. Bobby-G hails from New York who grew interested in the genre from a young age. He started his artistic journey at Nuyorican Poets Café, performing spoken word at open mic nights. He soon developed incredible skills to rhyme in different styles to match the tone of the verses. His rapping style and storytelling remind the audience of the legendaries like DMX, Jay-Z, and The Notorious BIG. Indeed, this new music video is another turning point in Bobby-G’s career, and we can’t wait to see what he can bring to the table next.
Listen to the track on Spotify: