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Nicki Knightz Presents The Visuals For 1964 (Howlett Drive)

By Marcus AdetolaDecember 30, 2020
Nicki Knightz Presents The Visuals For 1964 (Howlett Drive)

Nicki Knightz presents the visuals for 1964 (Howlett Drive). The UK artist takes a trip down memory lane, spitting reflective lyrics on the mellow instrumentals soaked in nostalgia. Nicki Knightz shares personal memories of her experiences growing up with both the good and bad for all to witness. And she connects with emotional sentiments that are moving and draw you into her narrative. Overall, 1964 (Howlett Drive) is an ode to her mother and embodies a soulful vibe that is captivating. The visuals reflect both the positive outlook and decline of her earlier childhood.

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