Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L is a rising hip hop sensation making a mark on his local Brooklyn music scene and beyond with his dark and brooding take on the genre. With his smooth flows floating above snapping trap style beats and a mesmeric fusion of synths, he’s been earning recognition for his highly creative and original sound.
Initially coming from a lyrical place, he started out writing poetry in his youth, going on to put himself through singing lessons to be able to bring his sonic vision to life. Threading his beat-driven songs with his pensive lyricism, at first glance they appear framed by the pursuit of wealth and hedonistic experiences, but when listening reflectively, they reveal deeper meaning.
Previously a successful drag racer, following a serious accident he turned his focus entirely to his music and has been dropping well-received hip hop cuts ever since. Coming off the back of the success of his recent singles “Double or Nothin” and “Big Monster”, he now brings us the music video for his recent track “Protocol”.
Lifted from his eight-track album titled B4 released earlier this year, “Protocol” offers the perfect taste of the Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L sound. Full of spacey instrumental textures and lifted by his lightly processed vocal work, the track delivers a laid back future hip hop sound.
Paired with the song is the music video that cuts colourful scenes of the artist performing the track and shots of him walking through the streets of New York en route to the studio to capture more footage of the recording process.
Watch the music video for Protocol below
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