DJ Clen Unveils Cinematic Music Video for “Cry Me A River” Featuring A-Reece & Blxckie. The South African producer and DJ DJ Clen has released the highly anticipated music video for “Cry Me A River,” a collaboration with A-Reece and Blxckie.
DJ Clen Releases Cinematic “Cry Me A River” Music Video Featuring A-Reece & BlxckieThe video is released almost two years after the track became popular among local hip hop enthusiasts as part of DJ Clen’s 2024 album TOO VIRAL.
The producer made the announcement regarding the premiere earlier this week via social media, revealing that the music video’s official launch would take place on YouTube at 6 am. This news created a stir online, with fans eagerly awaiting a compelling visual interpretation of one of the album’s standout tracks.
Since its release in November 2024, “Cry Me A River” has been a prominent topic in discussions about TOO VIRAL, showcasing DJ Clen’s emotive production style alongside A-Reece’s reflective lyrics and Blxckie’s melodic contributions. This track has contributed to DJ Clen’s growing reputation as a key figure in South African hip hop collaborations.
The new music video enhances the song’s introspective theme, offering cinematics that align with the emotional depth fans appreciated upon the song’s initial release. The dynamic between A-Reece and Blxckie plays a significant role in the video, while DJ Clen’s atmospheric visuals unify the experience.
This release marks another significant moment for DJ Clen, who is increasingly acknowledged for his role in blending lyrical rap with melodic hip hop through thoughtfully crafted collaborations. Over recent years, he has collaborated with several of the country’s noted artists, including A-Reece, Jay Jody, and Manu WorldStar.
For A-Reece’s fans, this video represents yet another important visual addition during a busy time for the artist, while Blxckie continues to demonstrate his range across various musical styles. This collaboration illustrates the current strength of partnerships within South African hip hop, highlighting how producers are playing vital roles in shaping broader artistic narratives beyond just the music.
With “Cry Me A River” already a favourite among listeners of TOO VIRAL, the music video is expected to rejuvenate interest in the song, driving engagement across streaming platforms and social media in the weeks ahead.
