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Capped by quotes from Barack Obama from 2016, Champagne Duane issues an emotional song entitled “Gun Control” as found on his upcoming album, “The Campaign”. With a militant approach, Duane has an eye-for-an-eye viewpoint on police brutality over a dark, sultry beat produced by Cee Goods that asks the burning question of what if we clapped back at them?
Channeling the views of Black Nationalist leaders, he uses lines like “still no recourse/for militant police force/ we’re starting to get really impatient” to take aim at the institution of racism and a prejudice justice system. Duane also uses the poetry of Langston Hughes to condemn injustice of oppressive state systems, “it’s burning in the 3rd degree to see our dreams deferred and be referred so fervently.” It’s a story of trauma and the ensuing battle with rage that stems from these unfortunate, unjust events. Lookout for “The Campaign” on President’s Day, February 20th.
