Damian Wheeler, also known as The Law Breakers, is an electric Hip Hop musician who is changing the game with his incredible melodies and thoughtful lyricism. Most recently, this musician has released a new single called “Girls Everywhere”, and it is taking the world by storm.
Wheeler began his career in The Law Breakers as the DJ of the collective style group. Through years of commitment and growth, he eventually found himself involved in the rap side of the group and then went on to take on the program as the leader. Now he continues to release music under the name The Law Breakers.
Under this moniker, The Law Breakers, he has most recently released a song titled “Girls Everywhere”. The song is a presentation of his love for women of all kinds. “I really want people to pay attention to the word play in this track and all the different pieces of the melody in this song,” he explained. “It’s really the kind of song you can ride with.”
With “Girls Everywhere” out now, The Law Breakers is excited to share the song’s upcoming music video with his fans. “It is really just a big party,” he explained. “I can’t wait for people to see it and to really start changing the landscape of Hip Hop with this track.”
One of the big motives of The Law Breakers’ music is to change the course of Hip Hop and bring it back to its foundations. “I don’t mean any disrespect, but I feel like we’re really getting out of control with the attitudes Hip Hop is putting out into the world,” he explained. “I want this industry to make space for the really talented people out there and support those who can be role models for young people out there.”
All in all, The Law Breakers is looking to change the narrative of Hip Hop and bring it into a more honest and uplifting era.
Along with his upcoming video, The Law Breakers is also excited for the future release of his next project, an album titled Lost In The Concrete Jungle. The project is going to have a little bit of something for everyone, with tracks that range from the more street side to lighter and more uplifting tracks.
Fans are asked to keep an eye out for the release of the album’s single, “Rat”. The Law Breakers describes “Rat” as being a fun and easy to listen to song, and certainly something you won’t want to miss.
Be sure to stay tuned in to The Law Breakers on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts.
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