SHNTI And Zae To Premiere Music Video For “BWYB”
In a short video clip teasing the music video, SHNTI held a newspaper with witty easter eggs written, with one of which saying, “Is there a SHNTI album in the works?”
By Rome Saenz
Courtesy of @a.shnti & @zaezacarias. photographed by Dominic Dimagmaliw
Courtesy of @zaezacarias, photographed by Dominic Dimagmaliw
Up-and-coming alternative rap artist SHNTI took to her official social media platforms to announce she would soon premiere the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary to her latest collaborative piece with Zae, “BWYB.” The visualizer is slated for release next week on June 28.
In a short video clip teasing the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary, the rising rap artist held a newspaper with witty easter eggs written, one of which teasing the possibility of her debut album, saying, “Is there a SHNTI album in the works?”
In related news, SHNTI recently headlined the 2025 iteration of the Good Old Days community flea market at the Metrotent in Pasig City. In this special full-day event, the artist performed alongside fellow local hip-hopHip-HopA cultural movement and music genre that began in the Bronx in the 1970s, built on rapping, DJing, beatmaking, and sampling. Hip-hop has a strong Filipino scene, with artists writingGo to Hip-Hop Glossary acts like Sica, Waiian, and more. On the other hand, Zae’s most recent solo work dates back to her Women’s Month-dedicated piece, “KARMEN,” on March 28.
SHNTI is an artist under the young and growing independent hip-hopHip-HopA cultural movement and music genre that began in the Bronx in the 1970s, built on rapping, DJing, beatmaking, and sampling. Hip-hop has a strong Filipino scene, with artists writingGo to Hip-Hop Glossary label LIAB Studios, where fellow artists like Waiian and RuiijiKun are also signed.
In anticipation of the “BWYB” Music VideoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary, stream the track on Spotify here: