Spence Lee

Track of the Week: Spence Lee’s “Foundation”

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Track of the Week: Spence Lee’s “Foundation”

Spence Lee is the newest artist to join the EarDrummer family, spearheaded by famed producer Mike Will Made It. Hailing from New Jersey, the rising star has created his own lane in the rap game, with the intention of motivating and inspiring the masses that they too can make their wildest dreams come true.

Today, Spence Lee returns with his newest single and visual called “Foundation.” Following his previous releases “Spend My Days” and “White Tee,” this new song sees Spence asserting his dominance and showcasing his talents as a recording artist.

Lyrics like “God and my family is my foundation, I don’t make any moves out of desperation,” showcase Spence Lee’s personal values. “Foundation” is paired with a cinematic visual directed by Jason Ano, and filmed in Saigon, Vietnam. From sharing meals with locals to riding motorcycles to visiting beautiful landscapes next to the water, Spence Lee brings the song to life as he reflects on his journey thus far in the music industry. 

“Foundation” was produced by a powerhouse trio: Lifted of the Eardrummers, MaxFlames, and Lucian. The result is a classic Southern slow trap beat with an Asian flare. The video does a great job of showcasing the spirit of Vietnam, as well as Spence Lee’s own cultural identity.

Spence Lee is also signed to 88rising, proud to represent his Chinese and Vietnamese heritage with every release.

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Track of The Week: Spence Lee’s “Spend My Days”

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Track of The Week: Spence Lee’s “Spend My Days”

Spence Lee is the newest artist signed to Mike Will Made It’s Ear Drummers and 88 Rising, and he’s proving why he’s up next in the rap game. Now, the New Jersey native shares his latest offering, “Spend My Days.”

“Spend My Days” is the perfect soundtrack to your current romance, letting the person you love know that they are all yours. The goal behind the record was the put out something soulful, and feel-good, because we can all use a little more love and positivity in music today.

Spence Lee states, ”I want fans to feel good when listening to the music. I also want to show that I’m an all-around artist, not just a ‘rapper’, because sometimes that can be a limiting title.”

Equipped with undeniable soul and R&B elements, the song is paired with an equally powerful video to match. Directed by Medet, best known for collaborations with artists like Kali Uchis, Lil TJay, and Rae Sremmurd, “Spend My Days” sees Spence time-traveling through various eras and regions, from western cowboy to the 80’s to today. 

The vision was to show that love transcends space and time,” Spence explains. “I always liked the multiverse and time travel themes in comics so we explored that in the visual. Despite reality changing all around the couple, their love and their movement remains constant. And of course they had to be the freshest in every era.” 

“Spend My Days” serves as the second single from Spence Lee’s forthcoming album, slated for release early next year. The first single was “On God.”

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