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[Single] Freedom ‘Run’
Born and raised in Haiti, Freedom, has been working tirelessly on his movement of motivational music inspiring people to dream and achieve anything they imagine. His soulful voice represents hope, truth, peace and unity. Freedom is one of the founding fathers of Haitian Hip Hop. With classic anthems such as “Sove Peyi Mwen” (“Save my country”), “L’Union” or “Dream A World” (featured on CNN), he has managed to give a voice to the people and set stepping stones for positive change. — LINK TO RUN SONG FOR ALL PLATFORMS : https://li.sten.to/snmkaNv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freedomrecordz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Freedomfanpage/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FreedomRecordz Website Link: www.freedomrecordz.com
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Corvus – Freedom @DjibrilRayan
Corvus is a Montreal based artist that specializes in turning emotions into sound waves. He started his journey into music at age 12 where he began dabbling in music production. As influences he counts Kanye West, Pink Floyd, Radiohead and Frank Ocean. He works exclusively with his best friend and producer Møziz in creating unique and catchy songs with a subject matter ranging from unrequited love to freedom. Freedom is a song about escaping our social conditioning and gaining familiarity with ourselves. It’s a song about the liberation that comes with an understanding of the self and the mind.
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Freedom ft Mr. P, A Pass, and J Perry “SELFLESS The Kemist Remix” Single
Haiti born artist Freedom has been working tirelessly on his movement of motivational music to inspire the people from his homeland to dream and achieve all that they can imagine. Often referred to as the voice of the people. For his latest record “SELFLESS the Kemist Remix” he brought together artist Mr. P from Nigeria, A Pass from Uganda and fellow Haitian singer- songwriter J Perry on a The Kemist produced record. Check it out for yourself; support and feedback are greatly appreciated. Click Here to Download/Stream via Virdiko.com Connect w/ Freedom: Website: https://www.tropicelectric.com/freedom-selfless-remix-reggae-afro Twitter: @Freedomrecordz Instagram: Freedomrecordz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Freedomrecordz Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awgI5HoQQwc Contact: (305)-986-7156 (Freedomrecordz@gmail.com)
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Jimmy Luna – FREEDOM @jimmylxna
Jimmy Luna releases his new music video for the second lead single from his most recent EP, “WELCOME TO DARKNESS: ORANGE”, via Vevo. The EP is the third installment of the Welcome to Darkness trilogy and features eight tracks, including “FREEDOM”. https://youtu.be/L1LfwqlHdPU As the first installment Pink was “to separate,” the second Green was “to educate,” this third and final is “to liberate” with “FREEDOM” being at the forefront of that liberation, providing all the hype of a modern day trap song with an alternative & animated twist that is captured in this cinematic video captured by director Ben Escobar. A persistent festival song for the indie kids to mosh…
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‘Underground’ Blazes WGN Ratings In Debut
Underground set a record as WGN’s highest performing original series ever in its launch last night. The 10 PM airing drew 1.4M total viewers to rank No. 5 among all scripted series premieres on cable this broadcast TV season. The premiere’s 585K adults 25-54 ranks No. 7 in the TV season that started last September. Across its four Wednesday night plays, the launch cumed 2.5M viewers, to stand as the best total-viewer opening ever for an original on WGN in same day viewing. The drama, created by Misha Green and Joe Pokaski, outpaced premieres of the network’sOutsiders by 27% and Salem by 6%. Across those four plays, Underground delivered 983K…
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Black History Unsung Heroes: Robert Smalls
Long before he assumed the Oval Office, Barack Obama, advocating for a more equal America in the 21st century, said, “Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” Change has not come easily for Black Americans. Over the centuries, there have been countless proponents of equality—Frederick Douglass, Rosa Parks, and Martin Luther King, Jr. were so monumental that they’re seared into our national tapestry. But, as significant as their efforts were, many more heroes throughout history gave their everything in the fight for racial justice, including, as you’ll…
