“Marco Polo” explores the world, searching for love. Aces was actually able to go to China, the terrain on which the real Marco Polo explored, or what we know as modern day Beijing. “Dwayne Johnson,” was inspired by the actor himself and his role on the HBO hit show Ballers. He’s the boss of all bosses and the song reflects such success, but only after you become the hardest worker in the room.

“Deja Vu” is about real love, the type of love that you pray and ask God to send you—a person to build your life with. After one meets this soulmate, he or she will feel a sense of “deja vu.” The closing track, “Confetti” is the celebration, the thankfulness to be alive and appreciation for all the opportunities life has given. The project is also available on iTunes here.

Stream the full EP at the top of the post, and feel free to give us your thoughts in the comments section.

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Aces shares his new album, 87. The 14-track project marks the Seattle artist’s debut solo album. A narrative in its entirety, Aces talks everything from popping champagne, rocking gold chains, and living in the fast lane, to being a light of inspiration to those around him.

The project has a clear message: through drive, hunger, struggle, and relentlessness anything is possible. Limits exist only when you place them on yourself. The project features artists such as Royce Da 5’9, Layzie Bone, and Pacific Game, a group Aces is a part of with his brother MC S.A.V, Ceez and JMR. Production credits include Brian Rowland with Cold Clock Productions. Be sure to stream “87” via Apple Music/iTunes.

For now, take a look into the world of Aces with new video “Run It”.

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