KAMAUU's video: KAMAUU - MB R aMBeR ft Chet Gold Moving Still

ăMBŭR (aMBeR) From my supaYUMMY 2nd EP “TheKAMAUU-CASSETTE:ŭRTH Gōld" Available Now - https://Atlantic.lnk.to/TKC Directed, Shot, Edited & Produced by Invisible Firm (iF) _ Many millions of years ago, there were trees. These trees, like modern trees, were dope. Why were they dope you ask? Because trees are just plain dope—don’t ask questions. Anyway, back to the story. Within these dope trees, lived a dope substance named Resin. Resin was the homie. Resin was the type friend that, simply did not allow suckas, haters, and other subtractive entities to enter ones space and cause harm. Scientifically, resin is a viscous substance found in the outer cells of trees that, when the bark is cut, seeps out and seals the broken area to protect the tree from infection. We could go on and on about the ocean of other reasons why Resin is the homie and awesome but for now, just know that Resin is dope and essential to the dope trees we have previously mentioned. At some point our dope homie, Resin, got separated from the dope trees and found herself on the ocean floor—she was on road to becoming the gorgeous amber gemstones we know today (a process which included millions of years of polymerization, oxidation and other long words ending in “ation” that I know little to nothing about). Today, our dope homie Resin, still kicks it with the trees, providing friendship, support and protection, but can also be found as Amber in gemstone form in the homes of bearded, “I Love Lucy” tattooed, Williamsburg residents and throughout the rest of the world as a symbol of protection, clarity and balance. We are all travelers undergoing our own processes of change under what, at times, seems like an ocean of pressure. We are resin, taken from the trees that made us, and that we swore to protect, though the inevitable got the best of us. Even amongst so many systems of oppression driven by profit and, furthermore, a lack of self/life love and appreciation, we, in our “resin” form, possess the potential for “amber.” We are living progressions towards something more beautiful than what our oppressors, or even our greatest ancestors have done. _ Follow the wind: https://www.facebook.com/kamauuworld https://twitter.com/kamauuworld https://instagram.com/kamauuworld https://soundcloud.com/kamauuworld