#ZelooperZ

[thelensofyashunews]

VAYDA SHARES NEW SINGLE “TAHITI” (FEAT. ZELOOPERZ)

Following her recent stint opening for Veeze on his Ganger tour, Pigeons & Planes2024 Rising Artist to WatchVayda has just shared her new single "tahiti" (feat. Zelooperz). Bolstered by a glittery beat, "tahiti" (feat. Zelooperz) is a bubbly outing rooted in Vayda's signature playful bravado. Continuing to embrace her distinct sped-up sound, the internet it-girl channels her explosive outbursts of thought into two-minute tracks, defying typical song structure with easy-flowing delivery, ethereal production, and off-kilter wordplay. Out now, "tahiti" (feat. Zelooperz) further solidifies the Atlanta native's status as “The South’s Newest Sound��.

The ongoing online trend of uptempo, genre-bending tracks is showing no signs of slowing down, and Vayda is using that to her advantage. She’s already released a strong run of singles this year, including "HILARY DUFF" with ATTNWHORE, “Witness” (feat. 25streak), “PERFECT” (with Mercury and BISKHIT), "Baby Baby", and "i might jus", which arrived following guest appearances on "cult classic" from Amindi's new project Take What You Need and Then Some as well as New Jersey neo-pop/R&B artist GROOVY's recent song "SUMN". While Vayda always knew she’d be a trendsetter — she's using 2024 to prove it.

[bobsliquorstore]

ZELOOPERZ IN THE “BACK PAGES” BUTTON DOWN SHIRT

LOCATION: BOB’S LIQUOR STORE HQ DTLA

[underachievers-please-try-harder]

Track of the day // ZelooperZ - Smearious

[ianthecancerian]

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Full Circle Drops New Single "Visit" with a Mesmerizing Music Video Directed by Chase Milibocker

November 29, 2023, Grand Rapids, Michigan - The innovative music group Full Circle, featuring renowned members Mighty Mozaic, ian_, and Pulp Cruz, proudly presents their latest single "Visit" along with its evocative music video, directed by Chase Milibocker. This single, released on November 24, 2023, is a pivotal track from their highly anticipated album "Full Circle", exemplifying a journey towards self-realization and empowerment.

"Visit" is a masterful blend of sounds, echoing the dusty yet refreshing vibes reminiscent of legends like Madlib. The track offers an intricate tapestry of beats and rhythms, providing a backdrop for introspective and compelling lyrics. Mighty Mozaic, set to fully produce the album, brings his signature production style, infusing the track with depth and soul. ian_ and Pulp Cruz, taking the reins lyrically, deliver poignant verses that navigate through themes of personal upheaval and the quest for a higher self.

The music video, shot in Grand Rapids, Michigan by the skilled director Chase Milibocker, visually narrates this theme of transformation. It portrays the urgency to evolve from life's challenges, symbolizing a pilgrimage towards a more enlightened state.

Full Circle comprises Mighty Mozaic, a frequent collaborator with Grand Rapids' own Willie The Kid and a celebrated producer who has worked with Slum Village and Sango; ian_ formerly “sincere”, known for his collaboration with Statik Selektah and his exclusive vinyl release with Danish producer HansSolo; and Pulp Cruz, a standout artist from Grand Rapids who has carved a unique path working with REVENXNT, a renowned video director/producer known for his work with Pusha T, Vdon, Willie The Kid, Pink Siifu, Fly Anakin, Westside Gunn, and others.

"Visit" paves the way for the "Full Circle" album, an upcoming release that promises to be a journey through self-discovery, featuring Mighty Mozaic's production prowess and the lyrical depth of ian_ and Pulp Cruz. This album is anticipated to be a transformative project, highlighting Full Circle's growth and versatility in the music industry.

For more information, interviews, or media inquiries, please contact Full Circle at fullcircle085@gmail.com

Stay updated with Full Circle's latest news and follow their journey on Instagram: @mozaic_odom, @pulpcruz, @ian506_

About Full Circle

Full Circle is an influential music group from Grand Rapids, Michigan, consisting of producer Mighty Mozaic, rapper/producer ian_, and rapper/producer Pulp Cruz. Their music, characterized by a blend of unique styles, marks a new era of sound, both innovative and introspective.

Contact:

Full Circle

fullcircle085@gmail.com

[purpleheartrainman]

Zelooperz | Don't Touch Me // Microphone Fiend

[thesearenotphotographs]

Danny Brown, Hook, and Bruiser Wolf at Irving Plaza

On Saturday, March 16, 2024, the tour in support of Danny Brown’s Quaranta came to New York City for a date at Irving Plaza. There were opening sets by his tourmates Bruiser Wolf (of Detroit, MI) and Hook (of Riverside, CA), and Danny performed in NYC on his 43rd birthday.

I covered the fun show for Impose Magazine and this was my first time catching a live set from Brown in a really long time, and I’m so grateful that I was able be there. The full gallery on Impose can be found here.

[groovesnjams]

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"Kick Off" by Zelooperz ft. Quadie Diesel

MG:

There are some great bars on “Kick Off,” ones you can clearly decipher, like “Where’s my inhaler?/ I’m winded!” but Zelooperz (specifically) and Quadie Diesel also did this to www.genius.com/Zelooperz-and-quadie-diesel-kick-off-lyrics: 

[?]

[?] Bon Jovi

[?] chop the anchovy

[?] goulash [?] pierogi

[?] so hot he started erosion

[?] start the propulsion

Poppin' the pills [?]

I can’t tell you what the [?] are either, other than they’re definitely words, more than one. The charming, off kilter delivery that put Bruiser Brigade on the map a decade ago is just as fun and idiosyncratic now. If “Kick Off” is about anything more than its own vibrancy, the world will never know.

DV:

It's been over a decade since RapGenius dot com has been the internet's main destination for lyrics, and it's stuff like [?] that gives me hope for the future. These are well-worn complaints (over a decade old, not exclusively mine) but for the record since it has been a decade: a song is not its lyrics, it's also the production and instrumentation; a lyric's meaning is about the delivery and flow and cadence and emphasis as much as the words, and this is especially true of rap; the way that Genius's UI displays annotations presents a unified and singular interpretation when often there are double or triple meanings to a lyric, this is true even if the site's "correct" meaning is accurate at all, and this is especially true of rap; also aren't the founders pieces of shit? Anyway. "Kick Off" is irreducible to its component parts, a vertiginous experience of a song that resists sense even in the lines you can make out without a microscope. We live in an era of hypersurveillance, where everything becomes data and data becomes product and product becomes the limitations on our lives and possibilities. In this context, something unknowable can sound radical.

[coordinatepatches]