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DSTRCT: The new 'As Fate Would Have It' is a cinematic big flex

DSTRCT: The new 'As Fate Would Have It' is a cinematic big flex

Tired of seeing the same things? Look no further than what hip-hop artist DSTRCT is contributing to the culture with audio anthems and of course visual flexes like the new ‘As Fate Would Have It’ cinematic gem.

It’s storytelling and up-close looks from sunny California’s own. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see the video.

Southern California based hip-hop artist, DSTRCT, released his latest visual for “As Fate Would Have It” off his sophomore EP Installation 002 (10 Summers/Interscope Records). Featured singles “For What It’s Worth” and “Loveless” are also included on the EP. Produced by Mustard, “As Fate Would Have It” paints a raw image as DSTRCT uses his vulnerability to reflect on how his emotions, relationships and career have been affected by the doubts of those around him.

Directed by Andy Folio, the video is a testament to DSTRCT’s devotion towards using his artistry as an outlet for his inner-thoughts. With a creative element of cinematography, use of nostalgic photos and film editing all set the tone for this reminiscent track. The rapper is seen in different locations around his hometown of Calabasas, attesting to how he will always remember where he came from, but also how his worth is no longer affected by the words of people who never believed in him.

DSTRCT has been drawn to music his whole life and credits his older sister for introducing him to rock music with the likes of Nirvana, No Doubt, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, The Doors, and Janis Joplin. Since middle school, DSTRCT has been writing and recording music, and continued to develop his craft throughout college before leaving to pursue music full-time. It was his unique cadence, moody undertones, and smooth and clever lyrics that caught the attention of GRAMMY® Award-winning, multi-platinum chart-topping producer, Mustard, after sharing a demo. The mega-producer signed him to 10 Summers Records in 2022, and DSTRCT has continued to soar in his music career ever since.

 

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