Aaro presents “The Dark Daze Film”
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Aaro presents “The Dark Daze Film”

Tayo Odutola Dec 28, 2018 · 95 views

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Emerging emcee Aaro takes us deep into his psyche on his new song  “The Dark Daze Film”. The Canadian rapper, singer/songwriter, record producer, and entrepreneur goes for gold with the visual for this one with its highly cinematic visual that showcases the overall theme of the project. The story begins with AARO in a psychiatric hospital room battling his inner demons and reflecting “Qualms” into a broken mirror. Throughout the short film AARO is speaking a strong message while trying to get through to his peers stuck in a “Dark Daze”. Expressing a fiery dialogue of controversial topics, he is constantly the center of criticism. After a struggle, he’s now facing “God’s Test” and his fate is left in Her hands. The purpose of the ground-breaking short film, explained by AARO, is to bring the current economic climate to light.
AARO released his debut songs, Confessions of a Good Kid: The Mixtape (2015), which has gained notoriety worldwide. Now, riding the waves of recent trials and tribulations, The Dark Daze EP was released August 10th of this year and is rapidly spreading throughout the Hip Hop community. AARO is also an entrepreneur through his own record label; he serves as C.E.O of Lucid Vibes Entertainment and has produced for many artists and bands, both signed and indie. He is currently signed under his own label, L . V . E .  AARO  has a new EP on the way and has never been more dedicated to showcasing himself beyond the mainstream “status quo” of the industry

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Tayo Odutola

Hip-Hop enthusiast. Why do the breeze about it when you can be about it.

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