Distrakt continues on video direction path

Quibian Salazar-Moreno May 6, 2009 10:56AM

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Distrakt is easily one of the top rapper/producers coming out of Colorado, and he's slowly adding video director to that resume as well. We've already seen the creativity he displayed in the video for his song "Fire Escape," and he's shown off his video editing skills on his YouTube vlog. Now he's taking the video direction thing a step further, by putting videos together for different artists. Several months ago, Distrakt directed an animated video for veteran indie rapper Count Bass D called "Neon Soul," and last week, he dropped a new animated video from Florida rapper Laws called "Lucky." Is Distrakt the new go-to guy for your animated hip-hop videos? Check out his work after the jump.

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Quibian Salazar-Moreno

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