The Creative Freedom of HipHop and Rap in Mars Valley's Song 'Bully' Addresses Social Loopholes

Social and cultural sabotage since the beginning of time and civilization are often reflected as creative artworks of opinions through the sublimity of music. Upcoming hip-hop artist Mars Valley is putting together not just the elemental aspects of music-making but also its unspoken role as a reformer through his captivating soundscape. His newly released song ‘Bully’ from his Extended Play ‘Neurotic Poetry’ is an honest saga about how people are compromised based on race that culminates into modern-day discrimination. 

Here, ‘Bully’ is symbolic as it expresses grudges against the evil tyranny of social and cultural impediment to let everyone live without any hostility. ‘Bully’ emerges as an extremely important song in the backdrop of ongoing contemporary atrocities as an inspiration and motivation for everyone who had to go through deprivation in the course of their lives.

Upcoming California rapper Mars Valley has already created a space for himself in the industry with his new EP ‘Neurotic Poetry’. Some of the other songs from the EP apart from ‘Bully’ like ‘Lay With You’ or ‘Running’ all have a course of thematic poetry in them. He may be very new to the scene but his relentless passion and versatility are already getting him noticed. As new and bigger opportunities begin to drop in, Mars Valley’s creative journey is only going to get brighter. If you are looking for something new in hip-hop that will sway you off your feet with its modesty and musical prowess, follow Mars Valley on Twitter, Soundcloud and Bandcamp right away.

Please click here to listen the song - 'Bully':

https://soundcloud.com/mars-valley-97785038/bully