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Watch Michael Aristotle elevate to "Mil.Yon.Air" status [Video]

  • April 28, 2014
  • Nick Vukorepa
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As writers in this Hip Hop blogosphere world, one of our main goals is to expose the hard working artists and make sure they get their much deserved recognition. Call them the hidden gems, the creme de la creme, or the next up: these individuals are bound to make an impact from coast to coast. Today's release comes from Atlanta's very own Michael Aristotle and the chilled out, spacey trap sounds that arise from his latest project, "Mil.Yon.Air." While the song's focus is on the tried and true pursuit of money, his aspirations differ from over saturated masses of "money, cash, hoes" rappers out there. Aristotle is the type of guy who'd be pounding the pavement so he would be able to put his friends and family up at the Trump Hotel and live like royalty; this "Juicy" style of living is something more artists should focus on.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDZ7Nky_T38[/youtube]

Almost as equally impressive as the track is the video that accompanies it. We're treated to minimalistic shots of Aristotle admiring the scenic views of his future empire,  proving that he doesn't need to pull an "All Gold Everything" to get the message across. "Mil.Yon.Air" is the first single from Michael Aristotle's latest project, What Tomorrow May Hold; pick it up if you need some new tunes to help you get through the week.

  • What Tomorrow May Hold on Soundcloud
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