#hus mozzy

Mozzy has released a new music video for “The People Plan,” a cut off his new album Fake Famous. In this new video, directed by Jae Synth, Mozzy creates a visual platform to discuss the trails and tribulations of black subjectivity in the modern age. A collage of violence, misdoings, and sensationalist media, Jae Synth tactfully pieces together a haunting cinematic slideshow of brutality, a perfect match for the mesmerizing lyricism of the jaded Sac-town rapper:

“Pull up to the grave site, woozy off an 8 of syrup/ You’ll never understand what I go through as a man/ Let my momma down when she needed a helping hand.” 

“Momma couldn’t save you from the judge, they the Klan/ Black on black crime a part of the people plan/ 40 acres and a mule mean they worked us off the land/ Let the jury hang us when the witness hit the stand.” 

been jamming this hus mozzy album lately, from 2013 iirc–sgood stuff!! hus himself is a little rough around the edges, seems like he’s getting tripped up on the beat sometimes (“i had to finesse the cheese” and “just to get paid” on the above for example) but he’s got something–a momentum maybe?? i mean he moves confidently despite not gracefully–“mozzy is the motive” showcases the appeal well–and also: some great beats!!! the above probly my favorite (when regular mozzy hits it — aaah ) but aforementioned “motive” and the floaty glistenings of “hell gang ruler” are pretty ace too. further along that line, this one (from an album he released this year which i haven’t heard the rest of yet) has a really dope atmospheric beat, tho unfortunately hus sounds–perhaps technically tighter, but rather lacking that something which i heard in him before, buuut i like snubbz here, that burntout throatdrawl, and the distant-sounding mix on his voice rly underscores it perfectly