Canuck hip-hop producer Factor Chandelier (born Graham Murawsky, and sometimes simply known as Factor) recently dropped his latest LP Factoria, and now he's roped in a couple of familiar fellow Canadians for a brand new video.
The new clip brings together two tracks off the recent record, merging "Climb Back Down" and "I'm Gone," featuring Merkules and Evil Ebenezer, respectively.
The first part of the joint clip finds Merkules spitting bars into the lens as choice words get matched with some rather literal visual accompaniment. For the latter half, Evil Ebenezer takes the rap reins as the pair cruise down a scenic waterfront highway in a convertible — with a couple of pit stops to allow for dancing in the middle of the empty road.
"When brainstorming for video ideas, we got the idea to do a split video with Merkules and Evil Ebenezer to showcase both songs from the album," Factor tells Exclaim! "These are two of my favourite Canadian emcees and it's great to see them in the same video. The two songs work well together and we really wanted to have all the visuals completely unique yet all fit together much like the music on the album."
You can get a glimpse into Factoria and see those ideas collide and meld into one cohesive effort in the video for "Climb Back Down" and "I'm Gone" in the player below.
The new clip brings together two tracks off the recent record, merging "Climb Back Down" and "I'm Gone," featuring Merkules and Evil Ebenezer, respectively.
The first part of the joint clip finds Merkules spitting bars into the lens as choice words get matched with some rather literal visual accompaniment. For the latter half, Evil Ebenezer takes the rap reins as the pair cruise down a scenic waterfront highway in a convertible — with a couple of pit stops to allow for dancing in the middle of the empty road.
"When brainstorming for video ideas, we got the idea to do a split video with Merkules and Evil Ebenezer to showcase both songs from the album," Factor tells Exclaim! "These are two of my favourite Canadian emcees and it's great to see them in the same video. The two songs work well together and we really wanted to have all the visuals completely unique yet all fit together much like the music on the album."
You can get a glimpse into Factoria and see those ideas collide and meld into one cohesive effort in the video for "Climb Back Down" and "I'm Gone" in the player below.
