It all begins with an idea
"Visual storytelling for brands, communities, and creatives."
"Visual storytelling for brands, communities, and creatives."
Letter to My Js is a gritty, heartfelt hip-hop track where the artist speaks directly to the people he once hustled for, reflecting on the grind, the mistakes, and the growth that pulled him out of that life. Shot and edited by Visuals By DK, the music video captures the raw, old-school energy of the trenches while showing the maturity and change that comes with survival.
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Perform is a raw, unfiltered promo track that captures the hunger and focus of an artist on the verge of his album release. Shot by Visuals By DK at 58th & Fair Studios, the video’s gritty, low-resolution cut gives it an old-school, underground feel — putting the spotlight on the artist’s pure performance and lyrical fire. The stripped-back visuals keep the energy front and center, delivering a no-frills look at an MC ready to take his moment.
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Like Me by Superlative.Sain is a fast-paced, energetic visual edit that matches the intensity and vibe of the track from his IDC EP. Edited by Visuals By DK, the video uses dynamic cuts and quick transitions to highlight the artist’s bold presence and keep viewers locked in from start to finish. This promo captures the raw energy of the music while showcasing a polished, modern style.
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A smooth, golden-era-inspired cut that channels the soulful bounce of 90’s hip-hop. Shot in the streets of Queens at night and edited by Visuals By DK, the video blends nostalgic neighborhood visuals with a Tribe Called Quest–inspired groove. Every frame is crafted to match the track’s laid-back yet sharp delivery, giving viewers a true old-school vibe.
An imaginative early work from Visuals By DK’s college days, this music video follows artist Superlative Sain on a camping trip that takes a surreal turn. As he raps, a subtle spirit companion appears, representing the shroom trip hinted at in the story but never shown outright. The video balances a laid-back camping vibe with an undercurrent of introspective surrealism, showcasing early creativity and storytelling that foreshadows the cinematic style Visuals By DK is known for today.