DJ Lethal Skillz NFT + DIGI-PHYSICAL Album

DJ Lethal Skillz returns with ‘Above The Clouds’

Hip-Hop producer and turntable DJ, Lethal Skillz is today announcing his latest project, ‘Above The Clouds’, his brand new, ten track album designed to uplift and ignite the good vibes. Stepping out of his comfort zone, Skillz moves effortlessly into new sonic territory, creating chilled out, down tempo beats to soothe the soul and unwind the mind.

For Skillz, the project was designed as a musical release to get through the hardships so many of us faced throughout the pandemic; but what started out as a side project quickly grew into a superbly crafted body of work.

“It’s made to uplift you. To help you chill, relax and feel good. The creation of this project helped me get through my shit. The fact that this album touched a lot of people is crazy. For me it was a personal therapy session, so it’s amazing that so many people resonate with it.”

The album, which is being released as a digital collectible through MODA DAO, offers collectors the chance to claim a physical vinyl copy of the album - marking a return to the days that Skillz remembers so fondly.
“When I was coming up it was all about vinyl, then cassettes, then CDs. That was all lost through streaming, and this digital collectible gives my audience a chance to feel that special connection - to have something real that they can own.”

Collectors are entitled to a whole heap of goodies, with physical vinyl, NFT wearables and limited edition prints all up for grabs. The album also acts as your ticket to exclusive metaverse events so you can join Skillz for live events. A further 5% is going towards the next EP, so if you like what you hear on ‘Above The Clouds’, you can rest easy knowing you’re supporting the next installment from DJ Lethal Skillz.

With unique artwork for each track on the album, designer by Clay Trotter helps to share Skillz’ roots - with each piece showing a different perspective of his homeland, Lebanon.

“For me, Lebanon is my cultural home. And even though I’m not there at the moment, so much of this album was inspired by my life there. The pace and tempo of the music is a reflection of the life I lived there.”