London Rhyme Syndicate’s Reynolds releases visuals for ‘Dear Hip Hop’ taken from The Freedom EP out this year. Dear Hip Hop is Reynolds’ letter to the Hip Hop community, as he speaks his views on the tragic state of the Rap Game, from the lacklustre music created to the values that some artists hold, flaunting their wealth with materialistic things and not caring for the future generation by killing the youths. As the new album from Reynolds will display, he is bringing the true Hip Hop and instilling his passion for Hip Hop in to his lyrics and music as a whole. Check out the realness from Reynolds as he spits with conviction and from the heart on the piano-led melody and old school sounding rap beat. The visuals paying homage to some of the elements of Hip Hop, mainly Graffiti, as well as showing Reynolds in his domain, the record shop, immersed in the vinyls and music that he is listening to. Check out the video below and leave us your feedback in the comments section . . .

“Dear hip hop” release date March 11th 2016 on Free World Speech Records

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