Brooklyn’s promising Saga dropped off his latest visual demonstration for “Eye”. If you’ve been keeping up with our posts or have heard his latest From Out of the Shadows debut release you will notice, in just a handful of cuts, that he’s a flexible emcee. From gritty street tales to brutally honest every-day obstacles, he’s really gaining true hip-hop heads’ trust. Producer Marco Polo wasn’t playing around here either, as expected. Does he ever disappoint? Take a walk through Chinatown with Saga and enjoy yourself.

Don’t forget to grab/stream the Out of the Shadows release here – courtesy of AudioMack. Yeah, it’s free. If this is not apart of your digital collection you must re-evaluate your standards as a hip-hop fan. Just in case you missed the video for “The Strong” we’ve attached it below for you. Peace and love.

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Visual Directed by: Fred Focus

Brooklyn emcee Saga dropped off his second visual demonstration for “The Strong”, off his upcoming Out of the Shadows release. The title is nothing short of what the content holds; strength. From all angles this displays what a respectable true school artist should obtain. He’s far from falling short on the mechanical side, with razor sharp delivery that’s [respectably] reminiscent of an early Terror Squad. The record is produced by himself, as well. Saga takes us through his daily encounters, strongly painting us a vivid scene of how Brooklyn is perceived through his lenses and how he maintains strength. This isn’t one for the weak hearts or closed minds.

Check out the first visual release below for “City Streets”, featuring the ever-promising Roc Marciano. Staple beat smith Marco Polo is on the boards here, as well as the majority of Out of the Shadows – one more thing to be excited about. If this is your introduction to Saga, you can thank us later. Peace and love:

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