For an aspiring musician, the allure of the “rockstar” lifestyle means having money, women, and popularity beyond one’s wildest dreams. The track “10 Feet Taller,” ft. Harlem rapper Esso and Bronx r&b sensation L.I. produced by Austin Powerz of Long Island, NY, questions whether these things are all worth it. After all, money (and the popularity that comes with it) for better or worse doesn’t define who you really are.
“It’s kind of a glimpse into the mind of the person that wants to be larger than life. The beauty of it all is that I can verse is things that I’ve seen, felt, and experienced because of my music. It never hurts to feel 10 feet taller than anybody else in the room,” said Esso.
Par-City’s GiF said, “We wanted to do a song with Esso for quite a while now. His style fits right in with what Par-City brings to the table musically. Knowing that he dubbs himself ‘The Anti-Socialite,’ we knew he’d fit with the message of the song. Enjoy your fortunes, but be leery of the people that come with it.”
“I admire L.i’s work ethic and how passionate he is about his craft,” said Willy Dope, “He went from singing in front of our family to opening for Trey Songz.”
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