Compton Hip-Hop Artist Sir Jon Lee Covers Up The Darkness With Groovy New Single “Don’t Look Up”
Producer/rapper Sir Jon Lee has shared his new single “Don’t Look Up”. The Compton-native finds a captivating balance between dystopian and groovy on the release, as his slick lyricism flow overtop an Outkast-meets-Childish Gambino production style.
About the song, he shares: “‘Don’t Look Up’ is a satirical look at the countless ways humankind allows ignorance to triumph over progress. But despite its bleak subject matter, [a] sense of humor makes sure this song is as uplifting as it is apocalyptic”.
Influences of nu-house and ’00s hip-hop are an ideal recipe, as Sir Jon Lee delivers something both poignant and catchy.
Listen below:
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