Video: Cee x D-Cipher - Misused

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Last Friday, Cee x D-Cipher dropped the soulful "bye toxic city!" EP.  Today they bring you the visual for the first single, "Misused". 

Edited by the god King Richard, the video is shot in both Cee and D-Cipher's respective homes in Montreal, QC and Cambridge, ON. It reflects a small piece of their daily lives during the pandemic - nowhere to go, laying low, making music and pondering the grim reality of the world we live in. Strong bars with a message mesh with thoughtful shots to represent the duality that we're all living through right now.

Stream + Download Cee x D-Cipher's "bye toxic city!" EP everywhere: https://ffm.to/ceesmokebyetoxiccity


Source: The Movement Fam

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