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DAILY FIX: The Honorable Sleaze “The Passion Of The Sleaze”

by | Jun 29, 2012 | MUSIC

The Honorable Sleaze is a big dude. This emcee/producer is a life-sized RVA landmark that’s been making music for years, and he’s amassed an elaborate catalog that rivals his physical size.

The Honorable Sleaze is a big dude. This emcee/producer is a life-sized RVA landmark that’s been making music for years, and he’s amassed an elaborate catalog that rivals his physical size. You’d think that with all the work Sleaze has put in over the years, he’d already have had many visual representations of his work. That’s not the case.

Fortunately for Sleaze, Marc Cheatham of The Cheats Movement was willing to cut his music video chops on “The Passion Of The Sleaze” from The Honorable Sleaze’s most recent album, Heavenly/Devilish (Available for download HERE).

Enjoy this video, and check out Sleaze tonight at The Kingdom, repping for Just Plain Sounds during the 2nd annual Slapdash Epic Fest.

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The Passion of The Sleaze (A Cheats Movement Vibe) from The Cheats Movement on Vimeo.

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