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Exile ft Lilly Million

by Blaque Nubon

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“Exile” is the first single off of Blaque Nubon’s upcoming EP, this single is inspired by a multilayer of life experiences. The overarching theme is of the truth that we are all exiles in this world longing to go home.

And being black, growing up in a township, attending “multiracial schools” and being a young married Christian in the hip hop culture, all this has built into the feeling and experience of being exiled at every level for Nubon. The song further communicates the hope that all of this happens, not by chance but with God’s sovereign intent.

It features Lilly Million, who brings a rich solid base to the song, with her voice that holds together all the vibrant new age anthemic pop sounds produced by Street Carnivore. Which then amplifies Blaque’s cinematic lyricism, that explores his multi-layered reality.

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released August 17, 2016

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Blaque Nubon Johannesburg, South Africa

Blaque Nubon, is a Christian hip hop artist & producer. Born and raised in Tembisa, is signed to City Gate Recordings. Nubon rather introduces a side of Christian hip hop that is distinctly driven by the desire to worship and glorify the God of the bible, while based in the context of east rand hip hop roots and shaped by influences like 70’s soul, dark/vocal classic samples and electronic music. ... more

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