Your eyes need it: A Rhymesayers video roundup

The Twin Cities biggest hip-hop record label has been on a tear with new music videos lately.

February 23, 2012 at 10:45PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

If you're going to spend 17 minutes today watching music videos on the Internet, the following clips are well worth your time. The video-making elves at the Twin Cities biggest hip-hop label, Rhymesayers, have been busy churning out a lot of eye candy lately. Here's a smattering of visuals from the likes of Atmosphere, Brother Ali, I Self Devine and RSE buddy, MaLLy.

Brother Ali: "Shine On" feat. Nikki Jean. Directed by Dave Wilson. (Shot on location at Heidi's in south Minneapolis.)

Atmosphere: "Became." Directed by Nate Maydole.

I Self Devine: "Up Aboves." Directed by Dave Wilson.

MaLLy & The Sundance Kid: "Once We're Kings." Directed by Ashanti Abdullah. (MaLLy's not necessarily on Rhymesayers, but he's affiliated.)

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