Chicago Rapper Bread Doe Unveils New Visuals "Okayy"

Rising Chicago recording artist Bread Doe unveils a new single with visuals entitled “OKKAY." The melodic track showcases Bread Doe's range and diversity as an artist. Soulfully recounting a moment of frustration and heartbreak in a young woman’s life, “OKKAY” walks a fine line between being full of mourning and full of hope. 
 
Directed by Brian Gregory, the visuals feature movement artist Stephanie “Malibu” Banes navigating dystopian spaces as she makes her way forward and upward in order to welcome a new day. Bread Doe’s warm vocals paired with the gritty yet graceful aesthetic of the visuals are an ingenious juxtaposition of art in its purest form. 
 
"Okkay is about a young woman taking her destiny into her own hands. Man or woman, we often feel like the world rests within one moment or one person - Okkay is about letting unhealthy relationships go and being open to what can come next..."
 
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Having shared stages with Waka Flocka, Jessie Reyez, and Frankie Carrera, Bread Doe is taking his talents to south beach for Rolling Stone’s 50th Anniversary Party, this Saturday, December 10th during Art Basel 2017. 
 
Bread Doe is currently gearing up for the release of his first project in 2018. This is Bread Doe's second single release off eOne Music, following the relaxed but rugged "RNA."

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