K-Os – “Spaceship” | @kosinception

It’s been a little while since I’ve heard some new K-Os, and “Spaceship” is taken from his forthcoming LP, Can’t Fly Without Gravity, out on August 28 via Dine Alone Records. The Canadian artist talks a bit about his tune below, and touches on the idea behind the song. Pre-order Can’t Fly Without Gravity on iTunes.

“It’s a vulnerable tune. Sometimes in rap you always wanna present the hardest most secure side of yourself. So when you create a track that embodies a child like essence it’s confusing simply because you’re not a child anymore. At the end of it all ‘Spaceship’ takes me back to the record JoyfuL RebelLion – before I was known and before I had an image to protect. It’s like a short biography of my rap life. And even though it’s not the hardest or darkest track in the world, fact is human beings aren’t always hard and dark. How would you know what was dark If you didn’t experience the light? A knife can’t cut itself.”;