Somewhere in a Dark City displays the type of growth listeners and critics want to see from artists. It is densely personal, at times vulnerable, but overall an invitingly listenable record. Mixing true stories of drug addiction and heart break with tracks of pure, danceable braggadocio, Vision the Kid & Tru set out to make a Hip-Hop record that sounds as current as it does timeless, as personal as it is universal, and as much party as it is poetry.

Somewhere in a Dark City ft. Ben Burwell

Vision the Kid raps over classic 90s beats mixed together by Noam the Drummer.

Golden Era - Side A

Credits:
All songs produced by Peter Netzel aka DJ Crab Rangoons
All lyrics by Jordan Sandvig aka Vision the Kid
Mixed by Stephen Helvig at Droptone Studio
Engineered by Nick Schmidt
All vocals recorded at Droptone Studio

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The Angels of Cuba

Long Distance Song

Your Protector

Death to Dreams

The Ballad of Joe Wallace

The Show Must Go On

Fly By Night Moves

The lead hit single of Vision's debut of the same name.

Peep the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amUnYN0Z0xg

Lost Summer

Rose in the Valley

3rd Full Length Album from Vision the Kid

Land Of The Mighty Ducks

Tom Waits

Hector From Rio On The Horns (Interlude)

4444 UUUU

Back 2 Rap

Up All Night

Jordy Skywalker

Lights Go Down feat. Other Moods

Goodbye Hip Hop

Vision the Kid & Tru is a Minneapolis based Hip Hop artist, currently working on his 3rd full length album. In 2013, Vision the Kid was voted Best Local Rapper in a poll by Minneapolis publication Vita.mn. 
Vision the Kid's debut album, Lost Summer, debuted in 2012 and spent over 10 weeks on the College Media Journal's Hip-Hop charts, peaking at #12. The debut music video, "Lost Summer," made it to MTV.com's New Artist highlight page. Many songs including the single“Live from the Midwest” have been featured on both MTV's The Real World and E! Network's Kourtney & Kim Take Miami.

Somewhere in a Dark City displays the type of growth listeners and critics want to see from artists. It is densely personal, at times vulnerable, but overall an invitingly listenable record. Mixing true stories of drug addiction and heart break with tracks of pure, danceable braggadocio, Vision the Kid & Tru set out to make a Hip-Hop record that sounds as current as it does timeless, as personal as it is universal, and as much party as it is poetry.

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