We got a new video from new artists, Mak Bandz and Smoola. The video features the track “Zippers,” which is the first single off the pair’s upcoming EP, titled 2 Deep In, scheduled to drop in May.
The Cincinnati tandem dropped their trap anthem accompanied by a pretty sweet visual directed by AI. The song has a looped traditional trap beat, with a piano commanding the most attention. It’s simple, which makes it easy on the ears and a conventional catchy track.
Mak and Smoola take turns trading verses on this thing. The best way I can describe the sound of the track, is by comparing the duo to a hybrid version of Migos and ScHoolboy Q. They both have the capabilities to handle a verse and chorus on their own, but based off this track alone, the chemistry and fit is apparent. This song exhibits the pure rap prowess from both artists, and proves that they can a song that would fit in with the modern rap record.
Aside from the actual song, the visual is a solid production. It’s all edited well and made good use of its locations. The hallway silhouettes and use of the crawl space gives the viewer a good sense of the environment, as well as matching the tone of the song. The highlight of the video is the transitions and different color lighting that is featured throughout. The red and green lighting add a flare to the video and breathes life into the whole aesthetic of the track.
This is only the beginning of Mak Bandz and Smoola. A strong debut from the duo, with more music due out in May.
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