Rasheed Chappell Broadcasts New Album, Introduces Us to ‘Haysoos’ in Video

One of many extra memorable traces from Die Onerous with a Vengeance was when Bruce Willis’ character and Samuel L. Jackson’s character had been in a automobile making a getaway. Willis’ John McClane stored calling Jackson’s character Jesús as a result of he heard a gaggle of youngsters greet him earlier by saying, “Hey, Zeus.” Rising more and more aggravated, Zeus asks McClane, “Why you retain callin’ me Jesús? I look Puerto Rican to you?”

In a associated matter, Rasheed Chappell’s new single and video takes us to the Passaic, NJ tasks the place he grew up and mentions a Jesús he occurs to be acquainted with. “Haysoos, not within the sky, he on the fifth flooring,” he raps a few Latin dude that’s at all times preventing together with his shorty. And one can surmise that this specific Jesús is certainly a Puerto Rican.

Produced by Atlanta Hawks in-house DJ beatsbyjblack and The Arcitype with SoundsLikeDen on the hook, “Haysoos” is a gritty look into the truth marginalized communities throughout the nation are confronted with, and Edwin Decena’s path together with Sheed’s descriptive bars, captures their essence as if we had been watching that stark actuality by way of a trying glass.

Rasheed Chappell is ready to drop his ninth undertaking Nonstop: JFK > ATL on August 30 and can be absolutely produced by beatsbyjblack.

Take a look at the tracklist and options under.

You’ll be able to presave Nonstop right here.