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Clear Soul Forces come back with the neck snapping "Hit Me Now"

  • January 18, 2019
  • Tayo Odutola
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Clear Soul Forces' "Hit Me Now" starts off with a bang and once again shows why the Detroit raised rap group is one of the best lyricists in the game right now. Setting the pace with a classic ODB line from "Shimmy Shimmy Ya", the verbal assault just keeps pouring in like tropical rain. Lines like "Normally I come to the studio with a cannon but I pulled the master sword and I'm looking to slay Ganon..." help keep the link between their street cred and video game sensibilities locked down. The track is riddled with numerous references from Marvel superheroes to classic Nintendo games to good weed layered with metaphors and slick wordplay that could only come from the fantastic quartet.  Once again the production goes to producer-rapper Ilajide who blends vocal samples (watch out for the Redman vocal on the hook), shuffles into a neck-snapping beat.

Give this heater a spin through any streaming platform and head over to the retail outlet of your choice to pre-order Still, which becomes available on Friday, Feb 22 through all major DSPs, as well as CD and a limited edition clear-or-gray marble vinyl configuration via Fat Beats Records!

Upcoming Tour Dates: 

• 1/25 (Fri): Minneapolis, MN – Nomad World Pub

• 1/26 (Sat): Omaha, NE – The Well

• 1/27 (Sun): Denver, CO – Your Moms House

• 1/29 (Tues): Los Angeles, CA – Fat Beats In Store

• 1/30 (Wed): Los Angeles, A – Busby’s East

• 1/31 (Thurs): Portland, OR – Paris Theatre

• 2/01 (Fri): Seattle, WA – Vermillon

• 2/02 (Sat): Olympia, WA – Octopas Cafe

• 2/06 (Wed): Santa Cruz, CA – Blue Lagoon

• 2/07 (Thurs): San Francisco, CA – Lennon Rehearsal

• 2/08 (Fri) San Diego, CA – Til-Two Club

• 2/09 (Sat): Phoenix, AZ – Bonus Round

• 2/13 (Wed): Albuquerque, NM – Sister 

• 2/14 (Thurs): Houston, TX – Super Happy Fun Land 

• 2/15 (Fri): Austin, TX – Flamingo Cantina

• 2/16 (Sat): New Orleans, LA – The Howlin Wolf

• 2/18 (Mon): Atlanta, GA – 529 Bar

• 2/21 (Thurs): Detroit, MI – Deluxx Fluxx

 

Connect with Clear Soul Forces: Soundcloud | Facebook | Spotify|| Twitter | Instagram

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