Cantrell’s “Ratchet & Righteous” visual out now
This year, Cantrell released his Beware the Sheep Clothing project. Now, he is back with a five-part video series that have short films aligning with each song from the project. He is also back with “Ratchet & Righteous” today, where viewers go through Cantrell’s creative version of Muhammed Ali’s story. The song shows Cantrell releasing his raw flow, to resonate with the context.
The visual is essentially an homage to Ali, as the artist believes that Ali demonstrated how to be ratchet and righteous. In the visual, the late Muhammad Ali is demonstrated with GRIP as Bundini.
The Beware the Sheep Clothing project is inclusive of features from Doeman and Grip. Recently, Cantrell also assisted several projects like Caleborate’s Light Hit My Skin, Rob Markman’s If You Don’t You’ll Regret It, and the intro track of A-Lex’s From A Seed (Deluxe). The latest visual comes after many previously released tracks, such as “This Time Around” and “Hear Me Now.”
Do check out Cantrell’s latest “Ratchet & Righteous” music video below.
