Directed by Alan Capriles, who has this to say regarding the video:

The intention for “We made it” came as a celebration, and a lamentation of black life in the United States during the 20th century. The strides made and the pains endured for progress go hand in hand, what if the video played as a slideshow of the American past? The photographs used in the video are from the national archives, interpreting the lyric “we made it” into a symbol of both suffering and progress through history.

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Hip hop producer, DJ and jazz record collector Ol’ Burger Beats has been steadily releasing beats and independent hip hop albums since 2014. Since then the Oslo-based beatmaker has established a dedicated following due to his heavily jazz- and soul influenced sound. That sound has been likened to many of OBB’s heroes and taken him to playing Boiler Room shows, releasing more than 10 albums on wax and building a state-of-the-art home studio and vinyl archive.

After releasing the full-length LP “Dialogue.” with his partner Vuyo, OBB presents the Instrumental LP “Monologue.” via Jakarta Records.