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Milwaukee Hip-Hop Artist BLAX Releases Music Video for “Interpretation of Dreams”
BLAX has just released the music video for his latest single, “Interpretation of Dreams.” The video, shot in Nashville at Soul Folks Records & Tapes, showcases BLAX’s unique style and sound in a visually stunning way.
“Interpretation of Dreams” is the first single from BLAX’s highly anticipated upcoming album, “The BLAXPLOITATION.” The song combines catchy beats with thought-provoking lyrics, creating a powerful and engaging listening experience for fans of hip-hop and beyond.
In the music video, BLAX showcases his dynamic performance style and undeniable stage presence. The video perfectly captures the energy and passion that BLAX brings to his music, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.
BLAX is quickly making a name for himself in the hip-hop world, and “Interpretation of Dreams” is sure to solidify his status as a rising star in the industry. With his upcoming album set to drop soon, fans can expect even more exciting music from this talented artist.
BLAX Drops Highly Anticipated Single “Interpretation of Dreams” as a Glimpse into His Upcoming Album
Milwaukee’s hip-hop scene is about to witness the rise of a new star as BLAX, the talented artist and producer, unveils his latest single, “Interpretation of Dreams.” Mixed and mastered by 4AR, this highly anticipated release serves as the first taste of what BLAX has in store for his upcoming album. With his unique blend of lyrical prowess and captivating beats, BLAX is set to make a significant impact on the hip-hop landscape.
“Interpretation of Dreams” showcases BLAX’s exceptional talent as both a producer and an artist. With his signature style, BLAX weaves together a mesmerizing tapestry of thought-provoking lyrics and infectious beats. The song’s captivating melodies and immersive soundscapes transport listeners into the depths of BLAX’s creative vision.
As the first single from his highly anticipated album, “Interpretation of Dreams” serves as a glimpse into the sonic journey that BLAX is preparing to take his fans on. With this release, BLAX sets the stage for what promises to be a groundbreaking project, one that showcases his growth as an artist and his ability to push the boundaries of hip-hop music.
One of the defining characteristics of BLAX’s music is his distinctive production style. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of musical genres, BLAX skillfully incorporates innovative sampling techniques, creating a fresh and dynamic sound. His meticulous attention to detail can be heard in every beat, making his music a true sonic experience.
Not only is BLAX an exceptional producer, but he also possesses an undeniable skill as a lyricist. His ability to craft engaging narratives and thought-provoking stories sets him apart from his peers. With “Interpretation of Dreams,” BLAX demonstrates his lyrical prowess, captivating listeners with his unique storytelling ability.
For fans eagerly awaiting the release of BLAX’s upcoming album, “Interpretation of Dreams” is the perfect introduction to his artistry. Stay connected with BLAX on social media to stay updated on future releases, tour dates, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Follow him on X & IG at @The_God_Degree to join the growing community of BLAX supporters.
BLAX’s “Interpretation of Dreams” serves as a powerful introduction to his forthcoming album, leaving fans craving for more. With his unique production style, captivating lyrics, and commitment to pushing boundaries, BLAX is poised to make a significant impact on the hip-hop scene. Stay tuned for what promises to be a groundbreaking album from this rising Milwaukee hip-hop artist.
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Barwork: BLAX
Critical mass
Overpass crash through the digital dash
I paid attention
try not to mention
Sat thru detention in the class
They all mad I left flags
Hanging at half mast
Rest In Peace to veterans
The letterman
Micheal Meyers beheading them
These bars the medicine
Medicinal like penicillin
They caught feelings with Ill intentions
All in my mentions
Know your thoughts
Before you finish
The sentence
You can scream
for repentance seven Hail Mary’s
The justice may vary
Whether it’s good or bad
My iller path
Still the aftermath
Hit the lick and we do the dash
For the deed we get the cash
– BLAX
God Degree Media & Cultivate Basketball present: The Dreamweaverz Tour featuring BLAX with special guests RMLLW2LLZ & DJ DS.
2018 Wisconsin Area Music Industry hip hop artist of the year, BLAX, is hitting the road.
Get ready for an unforgettable tour throughout the Midwest this June!
Joining BLAX on this incredible journey are Louisville’s own, talented artists RMLLW2LLZ & DJ DS!
Mark your calendars because this is a tour you won’t want to miss! 
Here are the dates:
5/30 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hello Stranger
6/19 – Green Bay, WI @ The tracks
6/20 – Minneapolis, MN @ underground music cafe
6/21 – Madison, WI @ commumication
6/22 – Chicago, IL @ miyagi records
6/23 – Milwaukee, WI @ company brewing
6/25 – Detroit, MI @ spread art
6/26 – Cincinnati, OH @ Treasuretronics
6/27 – Louisville, KY @ camp social club
6/28 – Nashville, TN @ Soulfolks
Tickets will be available soon, so stay tuned! Make sure to follow BLAX on all social media platforms to be the first to know when tickets go on sale.
Get ready to experience the energy, the talent, and the sheer brilliance of BLAX, RMLLW2LLZ, DJ DS & friends live on stage!
Tour Blog #2
The Pittsburgh was awesome. Spirit Lodge did their thing in holding it down for us as artists with the hospitality. The fans in Pittsburgh were really receptive to the music and came ready to have a good time. I know i did.
The openers for the night Driving While Black put on a nice set showcasing their skills. What really impressed me were there beats. They had some bangers going fasho!
This was my first time performing in Pittsburgh but it went across well. Luckily I’m performing to a built in crowd of people who have been accustomed to what I do and how I deliver it as a musician as far as being R.A.P Ferreira fans who have watched him grow to his now artistic iteration from his then Milo moniker. The fans are used to watching g a man rap and process through his beats and samples by use of the SP404sx linear wave sampler.
The people who come to these shows are the people who want a quality listening experience so being that my sound and style provides that all else has been a cake walk. I love to be able to have e the experience to express myself in this manner.
Also, thankfully since we’ve gotten the tour underway and I am not making lodging decisions on my own I haven’t had another bad hotel experience either! I still have a lot to learn about if it’s worth more to pay for a great place to rest or more to attempt to rest at a cheap hotel. Marinate on that!!
Our next show on the second day of tour was the Cincinnati stop, which actually was switched to Covington, KY (which is just across the bridge from Cincinnati). We played that spot with a kid named Jay Hill Raps who along with his DJ out on a dope and unique set. The venue was a rooftop venue which was dope. The show went well for myself and the fans bought merchandise. One special moment about this stop was that there was a kid who had seen me perform with R.A.P Ferreira a few years back in Chicago and came to the show as a returning supporter. It’s always cool to make those connections with individuals so that they always feel
obliged and comfortable to come back and see you.
Our next stop after the Cincinnati date was Louisville, KY. I was excited about the Louisville stop because I had always heard great things about the grass in the blue grass state and I’m not gonna lie I did enjoy the grass. Now the bourbon on the other hand was not fit for man nor beast that has any intentions on performing. I feel I still did well at my job of performing but having two bourbon drinks before hitting the stage just was not the wave. First off that bourbon is strong as an ox, nasty as hell and again strong as an ox. I was onstage having a moment of “what am I doing, why and what for” for a second! Hilariously I pulled it all together and was still very well able to deliver a high powered and felt show. Again the crowd showed love and they bought merchandise which always makes me happy. One thing I won’t ever do again is that bourbon before rapping. Never ever.