With his latest video, Regina artist Pimpton adds to an already an impressive campaign leading up to the release of his next project, TUNNELZ.
“ML Pimp” was directed by Aurélien Offner, who worked with a screenplay by K. Roberts and the visual art of Ivan Casis Jr. Offner had previously worked with Pimpton on “Bad Lil Biddy,” his Pimpton’s Joey Stylez collaboration “Itchy Thumbs” and the video for “All Men Are Mortal.”
“ML Pimp” is the third single (and video) Pimpton has released since Sept. 11, and will be featured on the TUNNELZ EP produced entirely by Chicago’s own HearonTrackz EL.
Scene from the “ML Pimp” video
The production on the track sees Pimpton explore a much more reassuring, flirtatious and soft side. He coos his partner and professes his goal to succeed as a unit. This new vibe along with the unique melodies and production definitely present a “Drake-esque” type of mood mixed with some influence from the late “Pimp C” (of the southern rap group UGK).
The song is available on various digital streaming platforms including Apple Music, Spotify, and TIDAL via Gorilla Clan Records.
Check out the “ML Pimp” video below, and stay tuned for TUNNELZ.
You can follow @Pimpton on Instagram.
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