Sol Celebrates Seattle Hip-Hop Culture In “Soon Enough” Music Video

Sol has been rapping his way around Seattle for the past decade, using his platform to inspire and elevate those around him. Continuing to innovate his artistry, Sol just released the “Soon Enough” music video, directed by Noah Porter, that was shot entirely on 16mm and 8mm film.

Produced by Nima Skeemz and Teal Douville, the already cinematic song – “writing music that feels like movies, the script is mine” – doubles its impact with this visual. Director of photography, Scott Uyeda, and Noah Porter did an incredible job capturing the beauty of our scene and Sol’s music.

The video features some of the cities dopest spots like, Chera and Geo’s Hood Famous Bakeshop and Dick’s Drive-In. An endless amount Seattleite cameos round out this inspirational black and white film. Reinforcing the point that self-development and maintaining relationships within your community are crucial to be successful and maintain longevity as an artist.

Watch Sol’s “Soon Enough” Music Video

“Young Zilla, no quitter, forever better than the old me
New money don’t mean shit without my homies”

List of Cameos

Harry Clean

Sango

Geo aka Prometheus Brown

Keynata

Nacho Picasso

DoNormaal & Raven Hollywood

Jay Park & Jarv Dee

Reina

Upendo Moore

Colter

JVVMN

Laza

Sam Lachow, Andrea, & Devan The Dog

Parisalexa & MistaDC

J. Moore RIP (Photo by Avi Loud)

Soul One RIP (Photo by Geo)

Catch Sol rocking with the new generation of Seattle hip-hop at the Showbox on Friday, April 12th. Karma Knows and MistaDC will round out the bill for what is sure to be an audibly spectacular evening. This WILL sell out, buy your tickets pronto!