Jul 15, 2017
Felix De Luca - when art imitates life
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Felix De Luca - when art imitates life
This is one of his more recent ones released in 2016 on his self titled album
this guy is pure fire. This is a track he released a while back, like 2013, but his more recent work is amazing.
EP Review: Felix De Luca
EP Review: Felix De Luca
One of Copenhagen’s hottest hip-hop exports FELIX DE LUCA slams his latest eponymous EP, released earlier this month.
A soul-satisfying, 90’s-inspired vintage hip-hop dominates the six track collection, where the upfront MC delivers hard-hitting wordplay with such vibrancy. Guys, I found another hot one – so please take the time and check it out.
Must Listens: No.1, Smoke Break, Find Myself
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Stream Felix De Luca's New EP
Stream Felix De Luca’s New EP
Copenhagen based MC, Felix De Luca presents his eponymous EP – 90s New York hip-hop inspired, with contemporary London influences.
After sharing the wavy visual to his initial single “First Of The Month”, Copenhagen MC, Felix De Luca drops off his new eponymous EP.
The 90’s hip-hop inspired EP is a rare style of hip-hop music being created today. The old-school hip hop inspired sound and…
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Gaika approved MC Felix De Luca presents the raw visuals to his new single 'First Of The Month'
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Fresh off the back of his video for ‘No. 1’, which premiered on Complex UK, heavy-hitting Copenhagen MC Felix De Luca returns with his new single ‘First of the Month,’ dropping on 17th June. As one of Europe’s most intriguing up and coming rappers, Felix has warmed up for a range of hip hop heavyweights including the likes of Danny Brown and The Underachievers, as well as being featured on Boiler Room, playing Roskilde Festival and headlining his own solo shows across Europe. Throughout ‘First of the Month,’ De Luca combines the raw authenticity of the 90’s American scene with more contemporary European inspirations such as a choppy, grimy beat produced by long time collaborator DontAxAboutIt, and a feature full to the brim with South London’s Jamaican patois-infused slang. With a Big L sample in his 2013 single ‘Keep It Up’, and references to Mobb Deep in ‘First of the Month,’ Felix makes no bones about the influence that retro New York hip hop and skate culture has had on him. Originating from a fashion background, his aesthetic is grounded in the sort of 90’s skate stylings that have seen a revival over the last couple of years – bucket hats, flannel shirts and sports jerseys; all of which have their place in the track’s slick accompanying visuals. Filmed on the streets of Brixton in South London, the video carries echoes of the film that defines the 90’s New York skate aesthetic: Larry Clark’s ‘Kids’.
The opening line, ‘They’re waving a cheque at the end of the tunnel’ perfectly illustrates what the track means to Felix. “I wrote this joint on an empty stomach trynna figure out how I was gonna get money, to pay rent and avoid my power getting cut off. A couple days after I received a royalty check that saved my ass. This music game is crazy, if you like economic stability stay in school kids.” Whilst Felix is set to blow, he still has to deal with the difficulties that come with following your dreams.
Already championed by platforms including Pigeons and Planes and Red Bull Music, as well as being co-signed by the likes of Gaika on his NTS show, Felix shows no signs of slowing down.
With a summer which will see him collaborate with the likes of Kojey Radical, as well as release his hotly tipped debut international E.P, this young talent is clearly on a mission to put Danish rap on the map.
Felix De Luca “First of the Month” Video
Felix De Luca “First of the Month” Video
Felix De Luca Returns WithThe Visual For “First of the Month.” The video, which just premiered on Bonafide Magazine provides the perfect visual accompaniment to the single, echoing the raw authenticity of the 90s New York skate aesthetic of Larry Clark’s film ‘Kids’set against the unmistakable backdrop of Brixton, South London. Alluding to the artist’s contemporary European inspirations, the…
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