Vice Souletric

DEFEND THE LAND is the movement and Vice Souletric’s new Cleveland Anthem, “O-H UH-OH” is the theme song. This fire track produced by the legendary NOTTZ (Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Kanye West, Notorious B.I.G., Pusha T, Scarface, J Dilla) arrives just in time for another Cleveland Cavaliers playoff push. However, with the Indians back in action and the Browns coming off what many to believe to be a stellar draft, this anthem adds fuel to an already buzzing and promising future for all of Cleveland sports.

“Testify” is the lead single to Vice Souletric’s upcoming EP, “T.R.A.P. (The Reality of All People)”. The hard-hitting single is the first offering since Vice’s 2016 debut LP, “Vice for President” and reveals the Ohio artist’s evolution from simply spitting rhymes to touching on emotions through well-crafted music. Vice’s last LP, “Vice For President 2”, highlighted Vice’s skills behind the mic and behind the boards with some of Hip Hop’s most respected names such as Talib Kweli, Skyzoo, Rapper Big Pooh and more. The “T.R.A.P.” project will reveal Vice’s ability to work with multiple producers, leading off with “Testify”, produced by See See Beats. The visuals for “Testify”, shot by Chem Vision and directed by Big Mos, find Souletric hidden away in a Hip Hop trap house, with CDs and merchandise taking the place of illegal contraband. The setting is fitting for the hard working Ohio emcee, who proudly boasts, “I rep Cleveland cause we dem boyz. Believeland dawg. We don’t take a season off.”

Vice Souletric presents his new “VFP2 Collection” all while paying homage to his biggest influence to begin rapping, Jay-Z. Vice seamlessly recreates the “Reasonable Doubt” track, “22 2s”, handling both the rhyme and the production. The “VFP2” collection is available for purchase at www.vicesworld.com!

Vice introduces the first of his straight-to-video freestyle series entitled “SOULECTIONS”, purposed in highlighting up-and-coming beat makers. Emcee/Producer Vice Souletric has made some serious waves with his sophmore album “Vice For President 2”. The project was entirely produced by Vice excluding one feature by 9th Wonder.

Ohio Emcee/Producer phenom, Vice Souletric presents, a chilling spoken word piece targeting the issue of police brutality and racial injustice within the borders of the United States. Vice uses the first name of the slain young man, Tamir Rice, as an acronym to bring home his message.

Vice Souletric releases the visuals for the opening track of his critically acclaimed new album, Vice for President 2! iRap is Vice’s anthem for emcee/producers and he displays both of those skills flawlessly over a funky bass line produced by himself. Cuts by DJ NuEra. Director Ced Lynch once again comes through with stunning visuals with a dark overtone. Vice for President 2 is now available on all digital platforms!

Equal parts throwback and modern, “No Tomorrow” is a soulful, undeniable banger from rapper­-producer Vice Soulectric. It also just so happens to be the driving force behind his latest video. Fresh off last Friday’s release of ‘Vice For President 2’ LP, Vice teamed up with fellow Buckeye State resident Ced Lynch for these sharp, stylish visuals. They center on the artist’s hustle, as we catch glimpses of his writing process, sample­chopping skills, and moments in the studio laying down vocal tracks. It’s all in a day’s work for Vice aka “Clark Kent with the dark tint.” But there are moments of reflection, too, as the video is dedicated to the memories of Theresa Tillman and Ezra Gatewood, two family members Vice lost last year. We also see footage of what appears to be his young doppelgänger, a nod to the fact that for us to truly be happy with life, we need to retain that child­like wonder. ‘Vice For President 2’ is now available on iTunes and all other major digital retailers and streaming services, through Vice’s United Grind imprint.