| Comparable to the saying, “more money, more problems”, success equally attracts envy, the inevitable surge of jealousy and animosity of those left behind. No matter how high the dose of prosperity, one must remain ready for an equal dose of peril.
Buzzing Roxbury, Massachusetts newcomer femcee, Chi Sees, steals the spotlight in her first-ever music video appearance alongside New Jersey‘s Wes Nihil and Invaders Of The Universe‘s Pryme Prolifik for “Where Eva I Go”, a fearless single & music video that delves into the harsh realities of reaching success on the streets. Accompanied by producer Clipsmoke‘s mesmerizing soundscape, Chi Sees’ catchy chorus delivers a stark reminder of the price of ambition and the constant threat of envy. The song’s core message is one of preparedness, emphasizing the importance of staying “strapped” – not just with physical protection, but also with mental fortitude and unwavering focus.
Visual guru, Tyler Harrison of Thriving Era, meticulously handles the directorial duties, amplifying the song’s theme, and immersing viewers in the gritty streets of Newark, N.J., while capturing the tension and paranoia that accompany triumph. Each wordsmith boastfully takes a turn at warning against complacency, urging listeners to stay alert for any danger that may be lurking in the shadows.
When discussing “Where Eva I Go”, Chi Sees explained, “This is more than just another rap song; it’s a testament to resilience and a powerful statement of survival. So just know I got the blicky wherever I go.” |
