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“Hey brain…
We should talk
About some things…
We’re on the rocks”

Those are the first set of things that you hear with the pulsating beat that ushers in Sammus‘ rap. Everything about the video hits home! From the lines describing the cognitive dissonance that comes with Anxiety – between who you know you are (according to potential coursing through your mind and heart) and the person you’ve been manifesting, which is way below your potential.
Nighttime is the precise video for any creative to get off their ass and get shit done.

“Check your email
No more pouting
Plan the details
Of your album
Get those presales
Sell four thousand
10 bucks retail”

Those lines killed it for us! You should totally listen/watch it.
Asides from the lyrics and the beat, the visual art that comes with the video is something that also made us fall head over heels in love with the overall ambience of the video.
SAMMUS (Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo) is an Ithaca, NY based rap artist, producer, and PhD student in the Department of Science & Technology Studies at Cornell University. Known for her rousing stage presence as well as her prowess as a beatmaker and lyricist, Sammus has spent the past several years cultivating a strong following of activists, hip hop heads, punks, and self-proclaimed nerds and geeks, among others.

Now that you’re sufficiently excited, watch the Rap video below:

And follow it up with Sammus’ 100 Percent Video (love, love, love it!):

Go check out Sammus’ work and majestic loveliness on her Website and Twitter.

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