Ace Clark Enlists Dreamville’s Cozz to Challenge Social Injustice in Smooth Hip-Hop Track “Dumb”

New Music: Ace Clark f/ Cozz “Dumb Nigga”

“Dumb Nigga is the life most Black people face in America, either our clothes or our area or our slang make people judge us without knowing us”

The Black male experience is one where simply existing somehow creates an unsafe environment where one is automatically perceived as a threat. “Dumb Nigga” may be the title of Brooklyn rapper Ace Clark’s latest new record which features Dreamville’s Cozz, however the hook and both rappers verses push the envelop establishing a positive spin on a negative connotation.

South Central Los Angeles native Cozz passionately raps about his personal experience growing up on the West Coast, where more often than not black men are quickly viewed as thugs by police. Cozz gets vulnerable and bares his soul on this record. From his cadence and delivery, to the way he shares his thoughts using the art of storytelling, the Dreamville rapper effectively gets his point across.

Ace Clark’s self-produced record showcases the rapper/singer’s versatility as an overall musician and impactful lyricist. His introspective message holds the position that black men are graceful, intelligent and unbreakable.

These two emcees share the same experiences on this record, even though they are from two different coasts.

The conscience, yet home grown true to life reality of Hip-Hop touches on the emotions revolving around growing up underprivileged.

Ace Clark’s sophomore album Black Privilege Available Now Featuring Talib Kweli, Joell Ortiz, Beanie Sigel, Elzhi, Fashawn & Skyzoo

“Our Beautiful Struggle” Ace’s third project is due later this year featuring Cozz, Andy Mineo, and more.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Ace Clark was baptized in bars; from singing in the church choir to writing his first rhymes to impress girls. Although only 27 years old, Ace’s ever growing popularity lead to DJ Clue hosting his first project, to having legends such as Ice-T, LL Cool J, Slick Rick, Elzhi, Skyzoo and Peter Rosenberg support the rising artist.