Kara Major isn’t unfamiliar with bold artistic assertions. The young Hollywood, FL, singer-songwriter has turned a career on electronic beats that deliver inspirational messages. She produces music that communicates with her fans.
Her latest release, “White Collar Gangsta,” takes this slogan to new heights, delivering a scathing criticism of corporate excess and money movers and shakers in an electrifying fusion of EDM and hip-hop.
The idea of the track is as ambitious as its sound. Kara Major leverages her first-hand knowledge of working in the financial industry to write razor-sharp stories inspired by the 2008 financial crisis. The track starts with a dramatic excerpt of President George W. Bush addressing the nation during the peak of the crisis.
From there, Kara’s intricate metaphors revolve around strategy, ambition, and determination. Her visuals reinforce the message: chess-inspired makeup denotes measured moves within the financial universe, money packet cascades, and a bull mask symbolizing riches and aggressive market trends.
Musically, “White Collar Gangsta” is a tour de force of its genre. The production underscores Kara Major‘s ability as a storyteller, wherein her verses are rendered in lyrical precision and emotional impact.
It’s Kara Major‘s balance of light and dark that distances her from those around her. She doesn’t shy away from the harder lessons of life but instead uses them as a soapbox for personal development and introspection. A philosophy that she aptly calls “music with a message.” One which has not only garnered her rave notices but has also created a devoted fan base.