Hip-Hop/Rap duo Alex Faith & Dre Murray have released their album, 'Southern Lights: Overexposed', on Collision Records.
The album intends to hold in tension the harsh realities of Alex and Dre's cultural realities - from upbringing to modern day - while purposely shining the light on Jesus in the darkness.
Be it the politically charged song Wake Up Music; the hard-hitting intro, Overexposed; to City of Nightmares II, you will hear southern beats, flow, warm mixing and mastering, production from Wit and Swoope and an album that glorifies Jesus. As Alex says, "the best project that I have put out having... Read More Hip-Hop/Rap duo Alex Faith & Dre Murray have released their album, 'Southern Lights: Overexposed', on Collision Records.
The album intends to hold in tension the harsh realities of Alex and Dre's cultural realities - from upbringing to modern day - while purposely shining the light on Jesus in the darkness.
Be it the politically charged song Wake Up Music; the hard-hitting intro, Overexposed; to City of Nightmares II, you will hear southern beats, flow, warm mixing and mastering, production from Wit and Swoope and an album that glorifies Jesus. As Alex says, "the best project that I have put out having finally found my voice."
A visual representation of the full release has also been filmed. The Visual Album is the first ever short film featuring the entire track list of a recorded album. Instead of just creating 10 music videos for each track, similar to what Beyonce did for her surprise release, the duo decided to create a cohesive body of work, tying together a complete storyline amongst the various scenes, which by themselves can stand alone as featured videos for each soundtrack.
'Southern Lights: Overexposed' Track Listing:
1. Overexposed (feat. Sean C. Johnson)
2. All Around the World (feat. Tragic Hero)
3. Wake Up Music (feat. Swoope)
4. I-285 (interlude)
5. Money (feat. Reconcile)
6. City of Nightmares II (feat. Ada-L)
7. I-610 (interlude)
8. Decatur Street Blues (feat. Corey Paul)
9. Forever
10. Takin' Time (feat. Young Noah)
