[Music Video] CharlieRED - "GreenGREED"

With their sophomore effort MUSE. just a month away, daring soul- hip hop duo CharlieRED holds nothing back in the visuals to the project's lead single "GreenGREED." Watch below as Rocki Evans and Cobaine Ivory take on the man, the flaws of our capitalist system, and hopefully the brains of those watching whose thoughts are centered around the third deadly sin.

MUSE. = August 20th.

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Previously: CharlieRED - "GreenGREED"

CharlieRED - "GreenGREED"

Thankfully, Rocki Evans and Cobaine Ivory aren't stopping with the Religion EP. On August 20th, they plan to drop their sophomore effort MUSE. as the Blues/Hip Hop duo CharlieRED, and they kick things off with "GreenGREED." Nothing counterfeit about this record. Pure soul.

Hit the jump for the download and peep the lyric video below! #GreenGREED

[Video] CharlieRED Performs "Could Be" Live At SOB's

I'll tell anyone who's willing to listen about duo CharlieRED, but my word of mouth can't compare to the following they're growing from their live shows. On May 14, Rocki Evans and Cobaine Ivory took to New York City's SOBs to perform cuts from their Religion EP for BET's Music Matters showcase.

Watch a clip of CharlieRED performing "Could Be" below, and hit the jump to watch them cover Amy Winehouse's "Me And Mr. Jones" as a segue into Religion's "Norah Jones." KILLED IT.

[Music Video] CharlieRED - "Could Be"

Rocki Evans and Cobaine Ivory have been unstoppable together as CharlieRED, and their Religion EP is a project that you should have in constant rotation if you don't already.

The lucky track from Religion to get the visual treatment this time around is one of the record's sexier cuts "Could Be." While the song itself is extremely moving, the video only amplifies the essence of the song which dwells upon the possibilities of a new relationship.



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Previously: CharlieRED - Religion [EP]

CharlieRED - Religion [EP]

There's a sort of magic made when a great singer works with an equally talented producer who can provide a sonic canvas fit for free expression. Fortunately for us, Houston singer Rocki Evans and musician Cobaine Ivory have a chemistry that makes their Religion EP one of the most cohesive and emotionally charged projects I've heard this season.

Get to know CharlieRED's Religion for yourself below, and hit the jump to check out the visuals to "Kansas."