Oakland's G-Eazy just dropped the visuals to "Almost Famous," a standalone single about the quest for fame and its fleeting nature. The Bobby Bruderle-directed visuals are some of the most clever I've seen in a while; the video depicts G-Eazy walking from set to set, posing for mock cover photo shoots with every classic tastemaker magazine. Fans of G-Eazy can catch him on tour in the new year; he's hitting Vancouver on March 8th, Toronto on March 20th, and Montreal on March 21st. Check out the visuals to "Almost Famous" below.
"Young with too much cash, watch how I came up fast/ They say I'm next to get it; they bring your name up last/ And while I made a splash, rappers came and passed/ But still I ask myself: how long does famous last?" - G-Eazy
Prevail and MadChild are back with their second official video from their Beautiful Death Machine album available March 19th. Produced by Rob the Viking, this head banger goes to show that even after 17 years, the Swollen Members will most likely never become irrelevant to the culture.