[youtube id=”c3W3QDSET1I”] Rapsody questions the potency of love, prayer and the dollar in her video for “Power.” Cam Be directs the visual that has an appearance from Lance Skiiiwalker. Kendrick Lamar wasn’t able to be in the video but Rapsody’s “Ridin” replaces him along with an appearance from GQ who is featured on the song. Rapsody’s Laila’s Wisdom is out now.

[youtube id=”OuEuc13TUag”] Talib Kweli & 9th Wonder’s Indie 500 is still flexing its pulse with a video for “Life Ahead Of Me” featuring Rapsody. Cam Be designed the animation that swirls about Kweli and Rapsody as they rap about their quest for the future.

[youtube id=”GX1dQh4P9cs”] Chicago rapper Add-2 is a Jamla recording artist and “Stop, Play Rewind” is a collaboration with his labelmate Rapsody. Cam Be directed the video that takes footage of Add-2 and Rapsody bike-riding and playing basketball and puts their motion forward and in reverse. Add-2 introduced himself to the public with his 2008 album, Tale Of Two’s City Vol.2: Return Of The Menace. “Stop, Play Rewind” is from his Jamla debut, Prey For The Poor.

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Talib Kweli, Rapsody and Hi-Tek perform “Every Ghetto” from a Harlem street corner under the direction of the Cam Be. “Every Ghetto” is the first video from Talib Kweli and 9th Wonder’s Indie 500 coming out November 6th.