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Some New Visuals From Raheem DeVaughn

Butta  |  08/04/2009 at 2:00 PM  |  Comments (3)

 

With his recently released The Art Of Noise mixtape still making the rounds, Raheem DeVaughn has filmed a couple of videos to accompany the project. He's linked up with his crafty partner in crime W. Ellington Felton once again in vids for "Cocaine Dreams"/"Club Hop" and "Back Your Heart." In the former, the first portion of the video features photography by the eye of DC, Jati Lindsay, and later footage of Rah explaining why he decided to put out the mixtape. The video ends with "Club Hop" tacked on the end and personally I coulda done without the addition, but that's just me. The second clip for "Back Your Heart" stars Dub Ell entirely, and we see him chatting with his lady friend in a hotel room. I didn't get the concept of that video, but here again perhaps that's just me. Check out both clips below and after the bounce and let us know what you think.   

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Comments

I can't say that Art of Noise was better than Love Behind the Melody...they're both wonderful works of art. But I will have to agree with Chris and say that Club Hop couldve been left out...it just killed the vibe that all those close ups of those sexy lips had already set. Lol! I love me some sexy Raheem lips! The videos for Cocaine Dreams and Back Your Heart were great though.

Bella   |   August 6, 2009 1:38 AM   |   Permalink

That mixtape is sick. Club Hop is that joint.

80sbby90skd   |   August 5, 2009 2:10 AM   |   Permalink

I really enjoyed the video for "Cocaine Dreams". Dope pictures to accompany the music. "Club Hop" should have definitely been left off of the end of the video. Was is just me or is "The Art of Noise" mixtape better than his last album "The Love Behind the Melody."?

Chris Jacobs   |   August 4, 2009 5:55 PM   |   Permalink










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