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Diamond D and Posdnuos Keep the Golden Era Alive with Flying High

By Marcus AdetolaJuly 21, 2023
Diamond D and Posdnuos Keep the Golden Era Alive with Flying High

The legendary Diamond D has come forward with a fresh sonic offering, keeping us tethered to the much-revered golden era of hip-hop with the track Flying High. This gem is one of the highlights of his critically acclaimed 2022 album, The Rearview, and it features none other than Posdnuos of De La Soul.

DIAMOND D – FLYING HIGH (Official Video) ft. POSDNUOS

The visuals accompanying the track are a spectacle in their own right. Directed by a quartet of exceptional talent—Tommy Nova, iRossta, Adrian Ferguson, and Diamond D himself—the video mirrors the positive energy encapsulated within the song. It boasts appearances from notable hip-hop personas such as Scram Jones, Buckwild, Statik Selektah, Maseo, N.O.R.E., DJ EFN, and Stacy Epps, elevating the track’s star-studded status.

Flying High is a classic nod to the days when hip-hop was synonymous with soulful rhythms, jazzy samples, and clever lyricism.

Diamond D’s verse on the track is a testament to his enduring relevance and ability to adapt to the hip-hop scene’s evolving landscape, creating a track that appeals to old-school enthusiasts and new-age listeners alike.

Posdnuos, another stalwart of the golden era, graces the track, adding depth to the composition and echoing the shared sentiment of paying homage to the culture and craft of rap music. Posdnuos’ contribution serves as a poignant reminder that, even in an industry saturated with mumble rap and trap beats, there’s always room for skill and authenticity.

Flying High successfully proves that hip-hop can still be positive, inspiring, and enjoyable without compromising on talent or integrity. It’s the type of record that makes us appreciate the evergreen magic of the golden era while instilling excitement about what’s to come.

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