SNOTTY NOSE REZ KIDS UNVEIL THEIR VISION OF THE FUTURE WITH “RED FUTURE” VIDEO AND SINGLE
SNOTTY NOSE REZ KIDS Unveil THEIR VISION of the Future
with Title Track
“Red Future”
Featuring Electric Fields
Artwork available here
FIRST SINGLE OFF UPCOMING ALBUM RED FUTURE
(Toronto, ON) March 1, 2024 – Today, hip-hop duo Snotty Nose Rez Kids welcomes you into their world with the release of the title track from the upcoming album, Red Future. LISTEN HERE. The single is also accompanied by a video that serves as a visual gateway to the project, setting the tone for what’s to come. The video transports viewers into SNRK’s bold new world, merging artistic expression with a futuristic aesthetic, and acts as a visual complement to the album. WATCH HERE.
Video still from “Red Future”
Featuring Australian Indigenous electronic music duo Electric Fields, the track sets a new tone for Yung Trybez and Young D, with a sound that moves SNRK in a new sonic direction while building on the foundation they’ve laid over the past eight years of groundbreaking releases.
“Red Future is about wanting to see our future generations thriving,” says Yung Trybez. “We were inspired by Indigenous futurism and we see us, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, as a small part in opening doors and inspiring future youth to realize the vision for their own lives, whether it’s music, art or anything else.”
“We met Electric Fields in 2019; we happened on a set they were doing for a Brisbane festival we were both booked on and were blown away by them,” says Young D. “This collaboration has been a long time in the works and we’re blessed to have them involved in this one to kick off Red Future. This is the title track and it’s important that this song is out first because it summarizes what the whole project is about for us.”
“Red Future” presents a bold sound and serves as a clarion call. Electric Fields lays down a relentless melody while SNRK gives us their vision. “We dem ground movers, earth shakers, no saviour / While they preying on us, we bin building something greater / ‘N’ if we never meet again, let me do you one favour / Let me pray for you, you a gift from creator, Red Future”
They’re staking their claim simultaneously laying out a big new sound. And it’s also a hip-hop banger, with wicked beats, lush production, and the trademark seamless, sneaky lines that manage to be both political and playful.
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