ElceeTheArtist - "Low Lights" Video | @ElceeTheArtist

The video opens with a freestyle from ElceeTheArtist on SwayInTheMorning during Toronto's NBA All Star Weekend. The flow switch-up, and quick bars off the top let the world know Toronto is on. The video then cuts into the record "Low Lights". The video was shot at night close to the familiar Big Bronze “Whatchamacallit” designed by Henry Moore in front of the AGO in the heart of Toronto. The video acts as a juxtaposition of the "art that's made it" inside the AGO, and the art that's driven from the real experience of a Torontonian today. It illustrates that hiphop really is the art of the common people.

"Low Lights" contains recomposed keys and bass from "The Life Of Pablo" album's interlude "Low Lights". Following a similar message to the interlude, Elcee stays positive and speaks on advancing in life over an uptempo, DJ Mustard styled beat. Elcee brings us through the mind of a man on the grind. Follow him as he considers the demands of everyday life, and how they change the path to success.

About ElceeTheArtist

Toronto's ElceeTheArtist is an up and coming artist who uses his unique blend of double-time raps and velvet-smooth R&B vocals to create a sound that flows through your headphones, to the whip, to the party and back to the bedroom. Elcee is currently honing his live show on stages across Ontario. With effort and ambition being his best friends, ElceeTheArtist is only looking to elevate his craftsmanship, his content, and his readiness for the industry! Follow him on this journey of dreams.