Valid and Stretch Money share nostalgic release “Game Film” [Video]
Detroit's Valid and Stretch Money have shared a new song and video called "Game Film". After release the well-received "Commentate" and their engaging 80s inspired single "Sentimental" ,Valid and Stretch Money are back with their ode to 80s cinematography, “Game Film”. Co-production shared by platinum credited Grammy-Award winning DJ Head of Shady Records, Grammy-Award winning Anthony Rizzo, and Detroit staple Eddie Logix. “Game Film” makes for a nostalgic, retro-influenced track that pairs strong flows, eclectic production with engaging visuals for a release that is easy to re-visit, while demonstrating their versatility with a trap-infused offering.
“Game Film” makes for a dazzling blend of modern, trap-infused production and sharp, witty flows, accompanied by a strong new visual that uses VHS-style shots and nostalgic backdrops to an engagingly reminiscent effect.
Regarding the inspiration for “Game Film”, Valid mentioned to Stretch that an idea came to him for them to do a record referencing classic 80s movie titles, scenes, and phrases. As he was saying it out loud, it came to him instantly that sports team’s study game film. “Stretch, I got it. To stay true to the concept of the album, we watch game film like sports teams do, but our game film is these classic gangsta’ ass 80s flicks.” Stretch saw the picture painted clearly, and the two went to work on top of the Eddie Logix score. The two MCs would end up penning what both would consider some of their proudest works, and a legit ode to the VHS era.
Watch the video for “Game Film” below and stream the song on all DSPs HERE.
