With a talent that transcends beyond emceeing, Clifford Cartel is a man of extensive gifts whose music inspires the unknowing and guides the ambitious. He is out with a new track titled “Jesus”.
The track declares everyone’s right to have a belief, and in who or whatever they should place that belief. The lyrics intercept tribal-like drums with chorus beeped by choir riffs and call and responses.
It looks like the track is also a response to Donald Trump’s conservatism. Indeed, one can read on Soundcloud:
[su_quote]No one in this world can tell you how believe or what to believe. Sit on that Trump.
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His interest into emceeing was swelled by a friend’s introduction to Eminem’s music which captivated him with the wordplay and clear storytelling. The same friend encouraged him into music production, which cracked the code of musicianship in Clifford.
You can follow Clifford Cartel on Twitter, Facebook, and Soundcloud.
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