‘Corporate Colonialism’: Step Into The 4th World

‘Corporate Colonialism’, set for release on May 8th, will be The 4th World’s first release of 2020. The song will deliver with it a powerful message of plutocracy and greed, aimed at exposing those tangled within its web.

The 4th World ‘Corporate Colonialism’: The Message

‘Corporate Colonialism’ is an influential and rhythmic creation. Using a catchy and repetitive piano loop as the foundation. The London-based word artist introduces rich orchestral sounds along with a lofi hip-hop backbeat as his vessel to broadcast his message.

Aimed at exposing the corrupt greed of a government controlled by the wealthy. It shines a light on those that unfairly rule humanity. Steeped in obscure malpractice, The 4th World’s new release is highly relevant to the unseen forces that dictate the dystopian world that we live in.

Step Into The 4th World

Knowingly mysterious, The 4th World is a lyrical innovator based in London. With deep concerns for the future of our planet, he channels his raw emotions and powerful messages to enlighten people’s minds of the natural world.

The 4th World; aka T4W, was inspired heavily in his teenage years by undiluted, independent hip-hop artists such as Immortal Technique. Through this, he learnt how important it is for music to be critical of society.

T4W also draws inspiration for his music from his own personal experiences. Regularly meditating as well as campaigning for the protection of animals and veganism the word artist vows to bring powerful messages through his music.

The poetic style of his social and environmental lyrics expose the injustice of the world and resulting cluelessness of society. T4W wants to become the first artist to spread the universe’s message to society.

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