“Genesis”, the new 12-track album from artist and human rights activist Reve Kalell has both a story and a message. Kalell has never shied away from speaking his political beliefs and worldview through music, and “Genesis” bears that out. Slated to debut July 3rd, fans will have the perfect tunes to go along with their Fourth of July celebration.
Through the album, Kalell tells listeners the story of an educated but radical anti-hero coming to grips with the necessity of his own death in the scope of the revolution, and that love is all we need to find peace as a society. Old school hip hop, new school trap, EDM, and rock combine to provide a sound that will appeal to a broad range of listeners, from hip-hop fans to rock aficionados.
A music video for “This Ain’t Even on The Album,” an excellent track that didn’t make the cut, is currently available. In the video, Kalell unleashes his musical prowess at a supermarket. “My reputation’s my resume” Kalell raps straight into the camera. Watch it here.
