Rob Scott’s ‘To Be Continued’ mixtape dwells primarily on the trials and tribulations of an underground artist’s career while managing the up and downs with his relationship. The project makes an interesting first strike by showcasing an entire interconnected trilogy of songs, as apposed to just a single. The first 3 tracks are ‘Soprano’, ‘Pocahontas’, and ‘Hostage’. ‘Soprano’ is essentially a metaphorical song in which the words describe the duties of an actually soprano, but can also easily be perceived as love making tune. ‘Pocahontas’ dwells on an interracial relationship, and in the video Rob gets married to a white girl. Because of an overwhelming disapproval, no only does no one support his choice, no one attends the wedding. At the end of ‘Pocahontas’, he catches her flirting/cheating with another guy, which leads to the last song in the trilogy. In Hostage, which is probably the most climatic song, things take a very unexpected turn for the worst. Check out the official trailer for all the music videos below.
