About “Million Dollar Deal” (video)
“Million Dollar Deal” is the lead single off Tuff Racket, the collaboration album by Canadian hip hop staples Noah23 & producer Fresh Kils. The track is reminiscent of Outkast with its electric guitar, bounce beat, and intelligent triplet flow. The 6/8 time signature also provides the single a unique feel to the flow. With its creativity and unmatched technical prowess, “Million Dollar Deal” proves how powerful a duo these two are. And now the single gets a video shot and edited by Nic Bambrough (www.bamnation.ca) focused on the capitalist board game that has caused many a family fight.
Written and performed by Noah23
Produced by Fresh Kils
About Noah23
Noah23 is a Canadian/American artist, an occultist, and an exceptionally gifted and original MC. He released his debut album in 2001 and since then his sprawling catalog of alternative art-rap has lead him to perform and record with hip hop legends including Kool Keith, Killah Priest (Wu-Tang Clan), Myka 9, D-Sisive, Abstract Rude, Matisyahu, Cadence Weapon, $uicideBoy$, Lil B, Shad, Ceschi Ramos, DJ Lucas, and too many more to name. A veteran at raising crowds into a frenzy, Noah has performed across the planet at elite music events such as Pop Montreal, SXSW, Low End Theory L.A., Scribble Jam, OM, Festival de Nachen in Belgium, Sonar in Barcelona, Kosmic Rave in Ottawa, plus shows in Berlin, Paris, Athens, and in his hometown at the Guelph Jazz, Kazoo and Hillside Festivals. Noah23 has earned a reputation for his diverse songwriting, melodic delivery, freestyle improvisation, and fast-rap chopping, as well as psychedelic and occult themes.
About Fresh Kils
Fresh Kils is a Toronto-based, Juno-nominated producer, mix engineer, and MPC master with a prolific career, marked with accolades and a growing momentum. From behind the boards to the stage, there’s not a spot of ground Fresh Kils’ prolific career hasn’t touched. And it’s not just hip hop. Maestro Fresh Wes, Fabolous and Ali Shaheed Muhammad (ATCQ) grace his resume, but you’ll also find listed the likes of Ron Sexsmith and The Buena Vista Social Club. With momentum and accol
