Epic Music Video Starring Hip-Hop Artist, HaStyle: Representing Queens, New York

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In 2018, I was introduced to a Hip-Hop Artist by the name of HaStyle. When he and I first met, we instantly connected. It was like we had been friends for years. He is humble, creative with his words and illustrations. At the time of meeting HaStyle, I was still focused on podcasting full-time so I was able to create a live show called, "The NikiMarie Morning Show". The show was for an hour on Instagram live every Thursday morning at 11am. I would have guest on set or I would play music and read the comments from people who tuned in. 

HaStyle hails from Queens, NY with a purpose of changing the current tides of Hip-Hop Music. HaStyle delivers a creative, innovative rhyme flow with clever metaphors and relevant content within his music, which elevates him above the average 1 Million and 1 “soundcloud-mixtape” rappers that peddle music. HaStyle is also a creative visual artist that provokes thought and relevant controversy through his visual art pieced featured via Instagram (@hastyle_rhymes). 

The SuperNatural Inc artist “HaStyle” unleashes “Universal Fear” which is a three song EP that features the new single & video “Revolution is HaStyle” (Featuring Scratches from Crazy DJ Bazarro) , “Icy Hot” and “Universal Fear”. All 3 tracks were produced by Hip-Hop Producer Joe City and Executive Produced by Janol Mecca Holmes. The project serves as an introduction of HaStyle to the world via the platform of The SuperNatural Inc, with much more to come within the near future and beyond.  

Some time after our interview aired, HaStyle posted a flyer on his IG about a video shoot he was filming for, "Icy Hot". Of course I wanted to support him so I drove out to Queensbridge Park and had a great experience. I honestly didn't think we were going to film that day. Although it was a great location to film, it rained for most of the day that we were out there. But overall, the final cut is epic and I'm not just saying that because I was featured. Everyone that made it out did a great job. Check out the girl with the blondish black braids, dressed in all black like the Omen (shoutout to Lil' Kim). 

Make sure you check out the full video and follow HaStyle on all social media and listening platforms (https://www.thesupernaturalinc.com/). Stay safe, stay healthy and keep reading.

 Video Director: Yolande Hunter-Johnson Filmed and Edited by: Harold St. Louis Music Producer: Joe City Executive Producer: Janol Mecca Holmes


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