C.Wood Pushes Through The “Tunnel Vision”

Tunnel Vision

C.Wood

A classic hip-hop track with an inspiring side.

The Leeds, UK-based musical creative, C.Wood, is an up-and-coming rapper and songwriter who began writing during a difficult period in his life. However, like many other artists, Wood used his talents to transform real-life issues into unforgettable music. The ability to turn his experiences into a shared universal language is rare, but this creator has the power to use it for good. Clearly, Wood also has a great love for that work. His tunes offer up a distinctive flow and emotional lyrics that create relatable scenarios. His music is available on Spotify, YouTube, and SoundCloud. C.Wood’s latest drop is the hip-hop single, “Tunnel Vision.”

We love classic rap here at RGM, and C.Wood falls perfectly into the hip-hop we worship. “Tunnel Vision” is somber-tinged because of its low-key instrumentals over a steady beat. However, it has absolutely everything one could want in a hip-hop piece. Lyrics like “I can get some help and even look into some ways to breathe/I’ve got the strength I have to make believe” and “I was sick of the panicking, standing in the way of my happiness. I couldn’t handle it, beginning to fathom it. I think that I’m managing, but I’m not quite sure” explore those inner struggles. They’re meant to be uplifting to listeners and to encourage them to hope. While the sounds provide a slightly dark vibe, the tune is nicely balanced out by that hope in the lyrics. So, stream C.Wood’s “Tunnel Vision” to head back into the classic, nostalgic rap.

Shari Hirsch

Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.