Blak Ace conjures up a whirlwind of swagger and confidence in his new single Blak Majik — showcasing today on Tinnitist.
Written by the Vancouver rapper and set to a beat produced alongside DJ Kemo, the song features a fusion of jazzy horns and a steady hip-hop backbeat that complement Blak Ace‘s resolute delivery. Lyrically, the song discusses the personal obstacles that Blak Ace has overcome to get to where he is now:
“Everyday expedition paid my tuition
I didn’t pass math, but my art was pimpin’
Self-expression they say that we lack
I make them take those words back
When I spit these raps.”
Of the song’s production, Blak Ace states, “DJ Kemo is a top-tier producer; his engineering and musical knowledge of beat mixing makes the music sound flawless. The sound quality from DJ Kemo’s production makes me sound commercial and radio ready. I’m excited to make more music and look forward to the reception of Blak Majik worldwide.”
Blak Ace got his start with his debut video My Passion, which features him showcasing his music to his Vancouver hometown. He went on to open for well-known hip-hop artists such as E-40, Jadakiss and Fabolous. In 2017, he embarked on his own concert tour Angelz and Demonz, performing throughout B.C. and Alberta before ending the tour in his hometown. His most recent release is the Blak Soulz EP.
Check out Black Majik above, hear more from Blak Ace below, and keep up with him at his website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
