Fearce Vill
Seattle, Washington, United States | Established. Jan 01, 2006 | SELF
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In recent years, bullying has become an international epidemic that's been coupled with a devastating rise in suicide by those victimized by their antagonizers. The issue has become subject to intense scrutiny by the media, where we've learned that bullying is not blind to gender, race or age, as exemplified in the recent case of Karen Klein, the bus monitor. For the latest set of visuals by Seattle's Fearce & BeanOne (of Dyme Def), the emcee/producer duo shed light on the issue by painting a picture of the physical and emotional hardship of a bullied student who feels that his only way out is by taking his own life. Through this video, Fearce and Bean hope that those suffering from the hands of a bully may utilize the resources available to help them get through what may otherwise feel like a dead end. If you would like to purchase this song, - Davis Huynh
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Still working on that hot first release.
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Fearce Vill (1/3 of Seattle Hip Hop group Dyme Def) is creating his own, distinctive brand of heartfelt Hip Hop - and its a beautiful thing. Fearces fearless rhymes are held together by effortless production from Dyme Def producer BeanOne (Macklemore, Stone Gossard, Jurassic 5, French Montana, X-Clan and Black Sheep).
Fearce Vill is making a new map for underground Hip Hop in the Pacific Northwest and beyond, collaborating to paint elaborate pictures that stand out among some of the most creative Hip Hop artists in the world. The viral hit Let it Be (from Dyme Defs 2006 Space Music) has reached past the region, impacting lives with its difficult, but important, genuine discussion of domestic violence.
Along with a new full-length record - Fearces first solo effort, Let it Be, - the active Northwest native is also garnering attention with the YUK The World lifestyle brand, which he uses to share his love for music, art and skateboarding.
Fearce adds careful, expressive lyrics on songs addressing a range of issues from bullying to the deep grief that come with losing loved ones. Authentic, open songwriting often leaves the MC refreshingly vulnerable. Fearce details his successes and his failures with equal measure, something rare in Hip Hop of any era.
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