The sonically dynamic and gritty voltage of Lecx Stacy’s music immediately emerged with a heavy presence. It only took the release of two singles from the San Diego native for listeners to understand the unique and frankly rarified-air resonating from his sonic construction. Now, several months after the release of his aforementioned singles “Beaded and “Water Your Face Plants,” Lecx Stacy has unveiled the world where his music resides. Alongside the release of his new Face Plants EP, Stacy has shared a corresponding video for one of the featured song’s entitled, “Sunday.” Teaming with conceptual creativity that is riddled throughout the sonic hallways of his new project, “Sunday” embodies the style, sound, and feel that has become synonymous with Lecx Stacy.
The new video is a visual embodiment of his punk-infused, disorienting yet sharp sound that is balanced by emotional and ethereal vocals that carry an unmistakable hip hop attitude. Brought to life through a 90’s grunge-adjacent aesthetic, “Sunday” is brief, punk, bewildering, and exactly what you eternally visualize when listening to Lecx Stacy’s music. Echoing the song’s conceptual inward introspection, the new video acts much like a kaleidoscope of imprinted images that bolster emotion, frustration, and resilience.
Lecx Stacy’s new video, although dedicated to representing one song, is a comprehensive example of the kind of music and world created on his new EP. Much like “Sunday,” songs like “Pink and Blue” and “Sonic Bloom” embody the energy and coarse charisma of Lecx Stacy’s prolific sound.
Check out the premiere of Lecx Stacy’s new video, “Sunday,” below and immerse yourself in his new Face Plants EP while here.