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L.A.’s Nemesis drops video featuring Thirstin Howl The 3rd
Los Angeles based wordsmith Nemesis wants heads to look “Ova Ya Shoulder.” New single (Produced by Dr. No!) and accompanying video (out today!) features the socially minded emcee trading bars with the lyrical legend Thirstin Howl The 3rd. Harkening back to a time when hip-hop had messages, “Ova Ya Shoulder” drops life-lessons on the two-legged snakes that may dwell in your circle and scheme on your downfall. Shot on location in California at NBA Hall-Of-Famer Kevin Garnett‘s Content Cartel Studios, the video was directed by Thirstin Howl The 3rd for Skillusions Films and directed by Stephen Box Lo Gonzalez for Gold Box Film Studios with first assistant director Dana Dane (of “Nightmares” fame).
Watch official video for “Ova Ya Shoulder”:
Originally building her name in rap battle circles, Nemesis has been amplifying her voice dropping singles over the past year which has resonated with boom-bap supporters across the globe. Her debut LP, Carnal Spirit-The Chakra Album will drop this year via the Pure Order Entertainment label (which she co-runs with fellow SoCal emcee, God’s Gift).
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There’s something hypnotic about the way Kilder captures motion in his music. With “Dusk Till Dawn,” the Amsterdam-based producer leans into his genre-fluid sensibilities to deliver a track that’s as emotional as it is danceable. It’s the kind of single that transports you instantly — from fluorescent office lighting to the glow of a neon-lit street, from the mundane to the magical.
Sonically, “Dusk Till Dawn” is a lush blend of house, techno, and UK garage – but Kilder doesn’t just mix genres, he moulds them into something uniquely his. Every kick feels purposeful, every synth line like it has its own emotional arc. There’s a warmth to the track that wraps around you, even as the beat pushes forward with that late-night urgency.
The music video adds a deeply human layer to the experience. Following the journey of a man shedding his daytime persona, it’s a powerful metaphor for reclaiming selfhood in a world that often asks us to suppress it. The visuals move seamlessly from drab routines to liberating nightlife, echoing the sonic transformation that happens across the track’s runtime.
Kilder is no stranger to acclaim, and “Dusk Till Dawn” feels like another chapter in what’s becoming a very exciting story. His previous collaborators and co-signs – from Issey Cross to BBC Radio 1 – suggest an artist with both underground credibility and mainstream reach. The Spotify playlist placements and syncs with Apple only reinforce that he’s being heard in all the right places.
What’s most exciting is the promise of what’s to come. With an EP due in July and a growing catalogue of boundary-pushing tracks, Kilder is shaping a space where emotion, rhythm, and storytelling collide. “Dusk Till Dawn” isn’t just a single – it’s a statement of intent, and one that positions Kilder as one of the most compelling names in electronic music right now.
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