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Flow Jones Jr Drops Long-Anticipated Music Video ‘Sewer’ Featuring Mochen and LaCabra
Flow Jones Jr Drops Long-Anticipated Music Video ‘Sewer’ Featuring Mochen and LaCabra
Flow Jones Jr steps into a new chapter with the release of the music video for Sewer, a standout track from his recently released album GREEDY. The visual arrives after days of rising curiosity from listeners who have been tracking each move surrounding the project. With the album already sparking conversations across his audience, the arrival of this video marks another moment shaped by intention and timing rather than surprise.
A few days before the official rollout, he shared a short teaser on Instagram along with a message that read, “Sewer w/ @_lacabra.ww & @mochenrsa OUT THIS THURSDAY 🚨” The post also acknowledged everyone involved in shaping the music video, signalling gratitude and teamwork behind the scenes. This announcement set the tone for what fans could expect with an offering rooted in collaboration and the continuation of the story he’s been telling through GREEDY.
The music video brings together Flow Jones Jr, Mochen and LaCabra, the trio responsible for energising the track with their combined presence. Their partnership stands at the centre of the release, highlighting how different voices can merge within one narrative without overshadowing one another. The preview was directed by Lense Genius, whose role was credited in the original announcement shared by the artist.
Flow Jones Jr’s journey with GREEDY has been shaped by consistency. His direction during this current period is clear is that he is focused on expanding the life of the album through visuals, features and rollouts that keep the project active in real time. Sewer forms part of that process, giving listeners another entry point into the world he created throughout the album.
Mochen and LaCabra contribute to the track with their own styles, adding texture to the piece without shifting the spotlight away from its core. Their involvement, first highlighted in the teaser post, forms part of what gives this release its character. The combination reflects Flow Jones Jr’s approach to collaboration during this era being intentional, aligned and rooted in the context of the music rather than spectacle.
