Growing up, music was the biggest source of solace for Lv7 Ink Gawd. When he was old enough to grasp worldly concepts and understand his surroundings, he used pen and paper to transform his feelings into music and express what he was going through at the moment. That remains the case today, as he uses music to express his feelings and emotions and capture his views about the world. Music is his biggest source of therapy and helps him express himself more than anything. Although he started making music early, he’s been taking it seriously for the past 7 years. Although he identifies as a hip-hop and rap artist, he is not beholden to one genre or style. He follows his creativity, allowing his versatility to thrive because he does not want to limit his imagination or flair. He is limitless when it comes to his art.
“Deep Waters” is Lv7 Ink Gawd’s newest release, accompanied by an eye-catching, visually striking music video relevant to the track’s thematic essence. It’s no wonder the video already has over 10K views in under 3 days!
“Deep Waters” is more than a catchy, infectious, and memorable hip-hop anthem; it’s the story of a man reconciling with his past to live with his present. Lv7 Ink Gawd lyrically takes us through a tumultuous upbringing marked by domestic violence and a disconnect with his siblings, capturing the essence of his journey, which was hard and painful from the beginning.
The production is mellow and reflective, featuring a guitar-laden soundscape with signature hip-hop beats that provide the ideal backdrop for Lv7 Ink Gawd’s heartfelt performance. His words are raw and honest, and the memorable chorus encapsulates the song’s melancholy as well as showcasing his versatility not only as a rapper but also as a singer.
The music video perfectly complements the tune, showcasing Lv7 Ink Gawd in an open field, letting his thoughts fly, signifying the therapeutic solace it brings.
Overall, the strength of “Deep Waters” lies in its powerful and profound lyrics, which are easy to connect with on a personal level.
Check this masterpiece out, add it to your playlist, and share it widely.
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