Westside Boogie

Back in February, Shady Records&#8217; <a href="/profile/boogie" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Boogie</a> dropped off his first project on <a href="/profile/Eminem" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Eminem</a>&#8217;s roster, the soulful and lyrically introspective Everything&#8217;s For Sale. In truth, the low-key project remains one of the year&#8217;s strongest efforts thus far, understated though it may be; <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/boogie-everythings-for-sale-review-news.70938.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">read our full review right here.</a> Now, following up his last dose of visuals, <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/eminem-and-boogies-rainy-days-video-is-here-new-video.45023.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">the Eminem-assisted &#8220;Rainy Days</a>,&#8221; Boogie has scaled back on the intensity scale to deliver a more muted, intimate effort.
&#8220;Skydive,&#8221; as directed by Gina Gammell, opens on a visually stunning note, using natural light to frame Boogie and his lover during a private moment. It&#8217;s a testament to Boogie&#8217;s status as a hopeless romantic, perhaps one of the game&#8217;s most sentimental. It&#8217;s certainly an interesting choice for a single, but there&#8217;s power in &#8220;Skydive&#8217;s&#8221; emphasis on self-reflection. Even when the narrative focus shifts to a younger character, the visuals remain consistent, with muted colors and heavy sunlight. Warm and welcoming, mirroring the instrumental&#8217;s acoustic tonality.

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