Frequent and Pete Rock, who just lately dropped their album The Auditorium vol. 1, are again with some beautiful visuals for his or her monitor ‘Lucky’ off mentioned album.

The story pushed video is graded with a tinge of nostalgia, and captures tales from Chicago in a way that’s filled with gratitude. The monitor itself is one constructed round being grateful for locating luck, and suits the timeless motif of the album fairly effectively.

Frequent raps personally about his life, with metaphors you’d count on out of a seasoned emcee. You may hear the expertise communicate for itself as Frequent takes you down his reminiscence lane, the place he acknowledges the individuals he has had fortunate to have in his life. On the manufacturing facet, Pete Rock has made purposeful use of shimmering arpeggio based mostly melodies with a crisp drum break, which significantly provides to the document’s dreamlike high quality. All in all, it’s an expertise we should suggest.

Im lucky for my followers lol. You guys are superb and thanks a lot for embracing me & frequent’s undertaking. We havent felt this good in hip hop in a lil min lol. 🙏🏾😎

— PETEROCK.COM (@PeteRock) July 20, 2024

The video will place you in Southside Chicago, the place you’ll catch glimpses of individuals’s lives as they hug their family members, pray, mourn, rejoice and rejoice collectively. The video, and the tune, is finally an ode to life itself — to a beating a coronary heart and drums that knock, for Frequent himself and for Pete Rock.