Harlem native Josh P is ready to take his unique brand of realism to the masses as he reveals the Nick Asenjo directed clip for “Wash My Sins”. The gritty visual finds Josh lamenting about the perils of street life as well as the consequences they bring, all laced with a 90s golden era backdrop for production. The track is pulled from his forthcoming EP titled Harlem Renaissance 2.
You might also like
More from Videos
R&B Princess Laje’ Releases Video “Pilots” After Being Named Artist of The Month
Chicago is known for its fair share of R&B singers and Princess Laje' is building her brand brick by brick …
#PeepTheVisual: MobBeatz & Kubilay Karça – “S.O.S”
Emerging artist, MobBeatz has released his brand new single "S.O.S" featuring the popular Turkish rapper Kubilay Karca. The song is …
RESPECT. Premiere: Chicago’s TtheGawd Unleashes ‘I Am GAWD’ Album + New Visual!
I Am GAWD by TtheGAWD x Max Julian Passion, hunger, aggression, and skill; these are just a few words that might come …
