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Fresh Violet gets thirsty in "Left Right" [Video]

  • April 15, 2019
  • Margaret Tra
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Bubblegum Australian rapper Fresh Violet drops thirsty visuals for her single "Left Right" featuring Vida Sunshyne. Filmed by Stackhat, the rising hip hop diva and DIY queen Fresh Violet continues to showcase her ability to flip stereotypes on their head and take control with the video doing just that, further cementing her place in the hip hop scene.

“This song is about the feeling of crushing on someone" Fresh Violet shares, "We purposely created imagery where I’m in control and have agency over each situation and the men get a turn being the object of desire”

“At the time my album was finished but not yet released" she reveals, before further explaining the video concept, "I sent Stackhat "Left Right" and explained the concept and he loved the vibe. The direction I gave him was “Thirsty, but make it art”. It was shot at Bondi Beach and Inner West Sydney and we put a lot of thought into flipping the script of the typical hip hop film clip and making it empowering and fun”

The single comes from her latest album, 50 Shades of Violet, and features several collaborations with hip hop heavy weights including Vida Sunshyne, P.Smurf, Lady Lash and Mr. Ruckman. 50 Shades of Violet traverses a surprising array of moods and topics, from hyped up party tracks to heart broken ballads and laid back chill, the album has something for every taste.

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