Hudson County, NJ — Giving a nod to classic anthology storytelling like The Twilight Zone and Tales from the Crypt, independent hip-hop enters a bold new cinematic realm with “4 Degrees”, a visual musical anthology experience created by GIDDT-AVM. Spanning four distinct stories, this innovative offering explores four separate realities, weaving together diverse perspectives into one cinematic journey tuned to one disturbing frequency, anchored by GIDDT-AVM producer and engineer, Sosick, the unifying presence that bridges each narrative world:
1st Degree (music video/story 1)
“TIME” feat. MENY Myndz: An eerie, spiritual opening. Haunting production and a hypnotic melodic chant pair with golden shadows and dreamlike cinematography, evoking the feeling of elders passing down sacred knowledge through a surreal fever dream.
2nd Degree (music video/story 2)
“THE HOP” feat. Purest Ghostin: A tribute to Hip-Hop culture’s foundation. Ghostin delivers clever wordplay and a Golden Era-inspired flow, matched by desaturated, nostalgic visuals that honor the analog era of the ’90s and cassette tapes.
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3rd Degree (music video/story 3):
“NEGATIVE ZONE” feat. Vic Shadez: A surreal plunge into introspection. As buildings crumble and reality fractures around Shadez’s distinctive flow, the liminal-space visuals make the concept of a “Negative Zone” feel terrifyingly real.
4th Degree (music video/story 4):
“DAYS GO BY” feat. Eddie Dos: A thoughtful, uplifting close. Dos flows with the freedom of a jazz musician, blending reflections on life’s struggles and resilience with dreamy production and atmospheric visuals that remind viewers healing is possible.
“4 Degrees” redefines a collaborative model for rolling out new music and audiovisuals alike, establishing an evolving anthology that invites other artists to contribute to the larger creative ecosystem. Rather than a standard music video launch, GIDDT-AVM delivers a cohesive, creatively fearless artistic vision where every visual choice directly serves the music. In an era of disposable content, 4 Degrees proves that independent hip-hop can still innovate, surprise, and leave a lasting impression.
Lastly, each track that compiles this first episode of the “4 Degrees” series also anchors their own distinct musical projects and are out now on all major streaming platforms.
