The A.S.A Project • "Little Lady"
Directed by Heart of the City
Grabbing our attention from the jump, the Chicago trio known at The A.S.A Project seemingly popped up out of nowhere with the release of their self titled debut a couple of months back. While we know they've been working on stuff and working together for much longer, these south suburban emcees and musicians managed to stay off most's radar until just recently. Revisiting their new project, Spazz, Reelo, and DJ Turnip Gawd link with Heart of the City to shoot a video for "Little Lady."
A standout track from their debut, "Little Lady" follows around the guys and their very different love interests. The pop anthem reflects the trio's style well. Upbeat and always something awesome (which also happens to be what their name stands for). Splitting time between their little ladies and trying to be a garage rock band (big hair included), The A.S.A Project remains busy. If this is your first listen, be sure to take some time out of your day to get familiar with their debut, it's all as fun as what you see and hear above.
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