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Chemistry is the key on Chelsea Reject’s single “Go”

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With her new video from her upcoming album CMPLX, Chelsea Reject’s “Go” is raising eyebrows and catching the ears of new listeners with her undeniable lyricism and delivery. Teaming up with T’Nah Apex and CJ Fly of Pro Era, the trio exude an obvious chemistry over the Psymun produced cut. With its hip-hop/Jazz/Neo-Soul vibe, the simplistic, black and white video fits perfectly with the song. The Brooklyn emcee has shown her pen game is on point and the release of CMPLX will let the world know if she can translate that into a cohesive body of work. So far it looks very promising.

Music Editor Duane Benjamin, or “Lah’Gic” to those who know him well, has been a member of the Urbanology family since the magazine’s birth. From music, culture, sports or life experiences in general, Duane is always up for an intellectual conversation or debate. A firm believer that laughter keeps you young, amongst friends or strangers, you can often find Duane laughing and cracking jokes to eye watering, belly busting proportions. A fierce competitor on the basketball court and the soccer field, Duane welcomes new challenges to keep him sharp and on his toes, of which Urbanology Magazine is constantly providing.

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