KANSAS CITY, MO. - September 10, 2015
- Kadesh Flow links up with fellow emcee/producer Richie Branson to
create "Boxes" a lyrical expose on the plights of growing up as a black
nerd in trope-filled high school and collegiate environments, weaving a
tale of how hip hop stood as a guiding light through his adolescence.
The video continues Kadesh's #MayTheFlowBeWithYou series, a string of
weekly uploads that will occur every Thursday
through early November. The track was initially created as the second
round entry to the 2014/15 Nerdcore Vocalist Producer Challenge, which
Richie and Kadesh won handily in January. View the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
ABOUT
KADESH FLOW: Aside from partnering with fellow rapper/producer Richie
Branson to handily win the 2015 Nerdcore Vocalist/Producer Challenge,
Kadesh Flow has been relatively silent since the release of his highly
acclaimed free album,Gateways, in October 2014. While he hasn’t been
releasing material all year, Desh has been active on the performing
circuit, blessing mics and stages at numerous music venues around the
country, as well as at conventions such as Pax Prime, Anime Los Angeles,
FanExpo: Dallas, and Norwescon. Kadesh’s content can be found at www.kadeshflow.com, or by visiting www.youtube.com/KadeshFlow,
ABOUT
RICHIE BRANSON: Richie Branson (born Marcus Brown II) is a music
composer and producer who has worked with a variety of notable brands
including Marvel Studios and Def Jam Recordings.
As a
composer, Richie has worked on a multitude of notable projects,
including providing additional score for the hit MMORPG Marvel Heroes,
and producing soundtrack for the mobile game Mission: G-ROK, backed by
Grammy award winning rapper T.I. and legendary music mogul Russell
Simmons.
He is also an accomplished hip-hop artist, gaining
notoriety in 2012 after penning multiple songs for Adult Swim and
touring with mc chris. After gaining a loyal following as a hip-hop
performer, he achieved billboard-charting success with the release of
his “From Guardia With Love” album.
After his nostalgia-filled
videogame influenced raps went viral on various major gaming blogs
(including Kotaku, IGN, Destructoid, and more), Branson began an intense
study curriculum in computer programming. Armed with experience coding
in C# and Javascript, he began developing his own games in late 2014.
