Apollo Clone goes dark, blends genres – Announces new Single “Dead, Dreaming”
November 3rd, 2020 – Chicago native alternative hip hop artist Apollo Clone announces the debut of his new single “Dead, Dreaming.” Endorsed by celebrities spanning from DJ Cutthroat of Atlanta to Swae Lee & 2 Chainz, the self-proclaimed pioneer of the Anti-Rap genre will be crossing over to the dark side (or even darker side) with the November 6th premiere. The tracks substance chronicles the necessary persistence through trials and tribulations that hinder many into abandoning their dreams in the merciless Hip Hop rat-race. We also hear Apollo ardently touch upon futile attempts to bring sparks back to a romance devoid of energy and abundant in depression.
Coming off underground success with the recent conceptual EP Am I A Psychopath, Apollo Clone has been catapulted into bigger conversations while wasting little time bringing us this new tearjerker. He rose to the scene in 2019, preaching the patented ‘Embrace the Outcast’ philosophy and crediting his sound as having been cultivated from lean years of falling victim to the belief that being different and not following the norm was a bad thing. Harvesting those insecurities and strange idiosyncrasies, he began to exploit them through music, overcoming feelings of persecution from friends, family, and the standard patterns of society. Dead, Dreaming brings vibes emanating a compelling, lo-fi, emotional portrayal infused with spacey alternative and pop-rap twists, atop live instrumentation. Apollo has listed Lil Peep, Kid Cudi & Linkin Park as influences.
A passionate music lover from a young age, Apollo Clone discovered a proclivity towards singing and writing shortly after high school. When the shift to college had him transmute somber feelings and apprehensions into journaled lyrics, he soon got into rap & hip hop, continuously penning down emotional numbers to express depression and anxiety. Self-composition imminently followed as he found music to be a cathartic channel in actualizing emotional freedom.
Apollo dropped out of college during his third year, moving to Los Angeles and delving sparsely into many temporary passions such as acting and videography, but finally decided that music held the ultimate call. Throughout this saga, each challenge during his rogue journey was translated into poignant missives to turn into songs.
Says Apollo, “If somebody feels like the world doesn’t believe in them, I have a song for that. If someone has lived out of their car while trying to make it in a new city, I have a song for that. If someone has turned to drugs and alcohol to cope with the loneliness, only to watch those artificial companions release more demons over time, I have a song for that. If there’s someone out there that would give up the security of living near family, or the compassion from a partner that loves them but doesn’t support their journey, or even the safety of a corporate, salary paying position… if there’s someone that would give up on all of that before giving up on their dreams… come hear my message.”
Apollo Clone’s music is a fusion of mainstream pop with sad rap. An eclectic array of instrumentation completes the production. He focuses on a flow prevalent with conscious lyrics and a captivating aura to create a pleasant ambiance and resonate profoundly with each listener.
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Company Name: Apollo Clone
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City: Chicago
State: IL
Country: United States
Website: http://www.apolloclone.com/
