Wordsmith

Shot in Ethiopia and Kuwait during Wordsmith’s Armed Forces Entertainment Tour. Word has a way with words and heard history is forever changing, so he concocted a song full of random situations.

Wordsmith and his band played for members of U.S. Armed Services stationed overseas; dedicated soldiers who need a taste of home and deserve some Hip-Hop that speaks more to their blue collar ears. Wordsmith has always been the People’s MC because he chooses to find his artistic motivation within real life rather than the fantasy life of current Hip-Hop. Everyday people can relate and find comfort in his music because he is just like them and making music about it. The video was pieced together from the first studio session that Wordsmith & The Big Band Theory ever had.

We are all here to make an impact on not just our personal lives, but the lives of family, friends and ultimately the strangers who may cross your path from time to time. Point is, we all have a purpose in life and I really would like to have a bigger voice in this world. I’ve always wanted to spread my message of purpose and how important it is to seek out your gifts in life. I want to speak for the families, the single mothers, the single fathers, the blue collar worker and most of all our youth. Music is my gift. The way I can help this world is by using my talents to spread a message that will help everyday people wake up each morning and ask themselves, “What am I here to accomplish? Who can I give a helping hand to, and how can I be a productive member of society?” I make music for the masses, and I want the world to know that there are artists like myself out here who have something to say, don’t use profanity and seek to make a change in this lifetime.

“Talking to the Most High” is another lively and motivating record where Wordsmith explores his desire to ascend to the heights of greatness and how he finds his motivation through his own faith and action. Working hard and keeping a positive attitude in the face of adversity is key to Wordsmith’s success, granting him the knowledge that nothing is ever impossible and shouldering him with the responsibility of proving it to the world. “Talking to the Most High” is Wordsmith leading by a good example for everyone, the faithful and the faithless. The “Talking to the Most High” video concludes the narrative began in the “Gems of Wisdom” video, so fans will want to see both for the full vision. “Talking to the Most High” was shot on the building roof of Apt. 507 and displays the Baltimore City skyline proudly from the top. A special location was used for the final scenes in the video, the 100+ year old ruins of St. Stanislaus Church. Both videos feature Wordsmith’s son Ezequiel as the young man before his journey.

An intimate track about the love we seek to keep us warm when reality gets cold. Life can feel like a frigid day in winter but with a little Coco we can keep warm and weather the storm. Wordsmith’s metaphor for Coco is the love of a good woman, revealing how she can change a man’s life so profoundly with her devotion. “Coco in December” illustrates that true beauty is always present and can help motivate greatness out of adversity. The video features the lovely Ms. Cavel as Coco and was filmed on location at The Inn at the Black Olive and Midnight Kings Hookah Lounge.