New Video: Rush33 – Rosegold ft. Cool33

The Bronx, New York is the birthplace of Hip Hop music. Many skillful emcees become passionate about the art of music at an early age. Growing up in a Jamaican household Rush 33, learned how important it is to follow your passion. Rush was inspired to write his way out of the hood.

The first song he released was a freestyle over “I Got the Keys” on SoundCloud in August 2019. From then and into 2020 he began gaining a lot of momentum and organic supporters. After receiving over 20,000+ views on YouTube for multiple records, Rush began to take it up a notch. His music video, “Soul Food” racked up over 15,000 views alone. The positive feedback and love he received from his supporters only pushed him to reach new pinnacles.

Rush33 releases music video for, “ROSEGOLD,” featuring Cool33. In the visual as he turns up in the city, with the 33rd Music Group members he lets us know us why it’s okay to work hard but flex harder, to get money and stay out of the way. Rush is known to create all his video treatments. After he listen to a dope beat, he writes out the lyrics before hitting the studio. As he is recording, he begins to think of dope ideas for his visuals. His creative process allows him to bring his creativity and visions to life. His witty and catchy lyrics for this record simply create the ultimate fun summer vibe.

Watch Rosegold here!

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