PRICE of Audio Push has announced his first solo album CLRD. The lyricist and hitmaking songwriter/producer gives his introduction to his solo career with the new video for “Mufasa.”
The “Mufasa” video is a celebration of millennial Black excellence, legacy building, and the joys of everyday life.
“This video and my solo album showcases the beauty of the Black experience,” says PRICE. “Although the struggles and hardships of Black life is what is usually focused on when our story is told, we overall are an overcoming people from the protest lines, to the boardrooms, to the streets. The excellence and beauty of everyday life of the Black experience is what I’ll be celebrating on my album using crazy raps, great musicianship and fire sonics across the board.”
Earlier this year, PRICE had a hit single with Khalid, “Cadillac Drive,” from the season four soundtrack of Insecure. In addition, he also co-wrote “Say Something” on Brandy’s recently released No. 1 album B7. The forthcoming album will release on September 25, shortly after the announcement of his new label, CLRD Ent. The label is a partnership with Madeline Nelson’s all-woman owned and operated music distribution company Heads music.
“Partnering with Heads Music was an ideal situation,” says PRICE. “It’s a dope experience to be partnered with the first Black female-owned and operated music distribution company and label.” It feels good to know that my music and my art is in the hands of a legendary Black female music executive such as Madeline Nelson and the Heads Music team.”
You can see the Will Tooke directed video below, add the single to your library here, and be on the lookout for the album on 9/25.
Just over one month ago, Inland Empire, California Rap duo Audio Push released their seven-track EP, Audio Mars, featuring Buddy, Rose Gold, Stacy Barthe, and Nick Grant. The drop marks the MCs’ first release since 2018’s, Inside The Vibe 2, and their first of 2019. With their latest project spinning on the net, Audio Push and South Carolina spitter Nick Grant revisit their Audio Mars single, “Keep Up,” and bring it to life.
As the video opens, Oktane is found sitting in the backyard on a diving board and brings the lyrical heat over an open pool to keep things cool. Oktane flows, “Twenty women hit me to get some dinner, no lie / They know that I’m single, they need a winner, I’m inside / That black thing hidden in plain sight / Got my mind frame right, it’s ugly / Jeans still little get the paper on junky / Just fly sh*t / In public she on my privates / Live massages, yeah / Act, gimme the remote and let me park it and ni**a ride sh** / I’m Batman where I come from ni**a / And don’t too many ni**as come with us / Nobody can guard us, no one to pick up.”
Back inside the house, Price gets to tending bars like his Audio Push counterpart, laying waste to MyGuyMars’ slow rolling instrumentals with some slick braggadocio. Then, Nick Grant steps in to showcase his skills and close the track out. Grant does not disappoint.
Grant raps, “You can make me run a circle round a legend / Mob boss in the desert / Boy you ain’t a leader, ‘less the hard times become a lesson, check it / No other entity can keep up / Make the money stretch you lookin’ for me ni**a reach up / Slick as church ladies with the vodka and the tea cup / Try’na make my point like the Pyramids of Giza, ease up / Kill everything I touch, gentrified / Boy the flow A.I. clutch in overtime, yeah / All this green you would think I mowed the lawn / And I never been a hater my ni**a I hope you shine, sh*t / That don’t change the fact you garbage / Lyrically Jesse Owens run a marathon on all of them / Keep up with who?“
Just over one month ago, Inland Empire, California Rap duo Audio Push released their seven-track EP, Audio Mars, featuring Buddy, Rose Gold, Stacy Barthe, and Nick Grant. The drop marks the MCs’ first release since 2018’s, Inside The Vibe 2, and their first of 2019. With their latest project spinning on the net, Audio Push and South Carolina spitter Nick Grant revisit their Audio Mars single, “Keep Up,” and bring it to life.
As the video opens, Oktane is found sitting in the backyard on a diving board and brings the lyrical heat over an open pool to keep things cool. Oktane flows, “Twenty women hit me to get some dinner, no lie / They know that I’m single, they need a winner, I’m inside / That black thing hidden in plain sight / Got my mind frame right, it’s ugly / Jeans still little get the paper on junky / Just fly sh*t / In public she on my privates / Live massages, yeah / Act, gimme the remote and let me park it and ni**a ride sh** / I’m Batman where I come from ni**a / And don’t too many ni**as come with us / Nobody can guard us, no one to pick up.”
Back inside the house, Price gets to tending bars like his Audio Push counterpart, laying waste to MyGuyMars’ slow rolling instrumentals with some slick braggadocio. Then, Nick Grant steps in to showcase his skills and close the track out. Grant does not disappoint.
Grant raps, “You can make me run a circle round a legend / Mob boss in the desert / Boy you ain’t a leader, ‘less the hard times become a lesson, check it / No other entity can keep up / Make the money stretch you lookin’ for me ni**a reach up / Slick as church ladies with the vodka and the tea cup / Try’na make my point like the Pyramids of Giza, ease up / Kill everything I touch, gentrified / Boy the flow A.I. clutch in overtime, yeah / All this green you would think I mowed the lawn / And I never been a hater my ni**a I hope you shine, sh*t / That don’t change the fact you garbage / Lyrically Jesse Owens run a marathon on all of them / Keep up with who?“
