photo credit: Hi-TONE (tfc-Jentry Salvatore)

Mexican American hip-hop artist Hi-Tone just announced his debut album, Price Of Admission, which is scheduled to drop December 15th, and the rapper is making the ‘Voice’ of being a Latino rapper even more loud with the release of his short film titled ‘The Voice.’

Unveiling a detailed behind-the-scenes look of his creative process and what it’s like being a Mexican-American rapper, the 10-minute documentary explores Hi-Tone’s struggle to find his own voice in the music game.

 

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A post shared by Hi-Tone Valenz (@hi_tone) on Oct 4, 2017 at 7:01pm PDT

Posting to his official Instagram page, the rapper said:

It’s only right I pay homage to those that came before me and to respect those that are grinding with me.

Hi-Tone’s POA debut album is the first full project offering that the rapper says he has put his ‘heart and soul into.’

Check out the documentary below: