In the wake of the sudden passing on of co-founder of QMCV
apparel, Michael “MyKol Riley “ Mupeti, changes and developments had to be made
to fill void left by the co-visionary and creative force of the company. Some
of you may be aware that some time last year the industry lost the young but
Talented Rapper cum graphic designer Mykol Riley (who had designed multiple
award nominated artworks) to a car accident. Understandably, the QMCV team
seemed to have been at a loss after this loss and had to hit the drawing board.
It took quite a while but founder Panashe 'Arcane' Madziva has promised that
those loyal to the brand that they will not disappointed.(Nigga, where our tees at though??!!)
QMCV Apparel, after this rather lengthy hiatus, brought back
their signature RUN 263 range in
early January, in what promises to have set the tone for another great year for
the brand. QMCV has shown us in the past that they have great work rate and
their love for hip hop always makes sure that their influence on the industry
doesn’t go unnoticed. This can easily be seen in the way they chose to return
to the game.
In early January, QMCV Apparel teamed up Mix Masterz' artist
Karma & Rebel TV to made a video for the somewhat controversial song Run
From Me (Run Jozi Remix) which went online on the 3rd of February. This
promises to be the first of many videos made by QMCV Apparel to both advertise
their products and promote Zimbabwean Hip Hop on a mass scale through cutting
edge visuals, which is something they see as lacking in the local hip hop
community, as it (QMCV Apparel) is a hip hop based and inspired brand. With the
promise of more RUN 263 merchandise
and more designs in the works, this is looking to be a good year for the
clothing company.
Karma as always kills it on the Run Jozi instrumental, we're quite sure heads are gonna turn on this one. the video itself was well done and we heard some news of some developments on that front, but that's a story for another day. watch the video below:
We know just like us you like the idea of wearing local…so
let’s not just wear local, let’s wear Local Hip Hop.
For more information, visit the RUN 263/Quinton McVandal Apparel pages on Facebook & @qmcv_apparel on Twitter.
Don’t forget to Push.Ur.Sound.Hard
[P.U.S.H]
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