Heath 240 Releases Visuals To Popular Track “Live”

Upcoming rapper/indie pop singer Heath 240 has just dropped visuals for his popular track, “Live”. The song is extremely catchy and can really bring in an audience. The video was full of aesthetic shots with perfect sunlight beaming down on each scene. Heath wasted no time showing off his comedic side in the video as it had some funny moments. The video starts with him riding a bike and a couple seconds later he’s being chased down by a limping man who he had stolen the bike from. He later goes back to his motel room to freshen up and as he steps outside to get some air he’s confronted by the man who he stole the bike from. The video went into a western standoff as Heath proceeds to get beat unconscious and thrown in the back of the man’s car. He’s later driven back to the man’s home and is thrown into his pool. Although this might seem like all jokes, the entire exchange matches the lyrics and meaning of the song perfectly. With the catchy hook going “You can make me, or break me, or take me down”. He’s saying you can do whatever you want or can to take him down or try and ruin his fun, but he’ll always bounce back and he doesn’t care because none of that will stop him from living the life he wants to live and doing the things he loves to do.

Heath240 is from the working city of Boston, Massachusetts. He combines Hip Hop/R&B with Indie-Pop, in a light-hearted delivery with darker lyrics. His distinct sound, unwavering energy, and versatile flow poise him as one of the most promising up-and-comers in the music industry. Heath spent most of his time growing up in Jamaica Plain, MA. He got his name from his address, 240 Heath St., where he spent most of his time. Heath was first introduced to Hip Hop through his dad playing the "Carter III" between basketball practices.
Despite his young career as an artist, Heath has already garnered positive reviews and a nomination from the Boston Music Awards, Ones To Watch, EarMilk, Lady Gunn, Beforthedata, and a variety of local publications. His latest single, "Chirp" showcased the potential he has to craft original expressions of self-identity and musical appreciation. The single has been featured on numerous playlists and has currently streamed almost 250,000 plays in three months. Now with an established fan base, Heath can only go up from here.