Genre-Infusing Hip Hop Artist Snez Delivers Honest Single on Self Opposition with “Never Enough”

Snez is the artist name of Ezra Mendel, a hip hop artist from the Annapolis Valley, NS. Snez’s versatile fusion of elements from rock and pop with hip hop and rap are key aspects of his style. As a young teen, he dropped his first two singles which immediately garnered attention in his home town and would be asked to freestyle at parties, leading to being referred to as the “Jewish kid who can actually rap.” He is currently building his local and online audience and working on his first full-length release. 

Snez exudes a chameleon-type prowess of musical artistry, showcasing many different styles of hip-hop that heavily emphasizes lyrical ability, cadence and delivery. He strives to combine elements from different genres like rock, pop-punk and country. Snez shares similarities with SonReal, Mac Miller, Logic and Futuristic. Versatility is a key factor to his craft and this encapsulates his identity as a creative. 

The inspiration for new single, “Never Enough,” comes from Snez’s regular inner back-and-forth dialogue about his struggle with substance abuse, pride, overthinking and self-worth. He also opted out of working with a professional producer to record, mix and master the track themselves to add a personal and unpolished feel to the raw lyrics.

The music video for “Never Enough” by Snez is a visual representation of the fight for control between a man struggling with substance abuse and the temptations that follow him. The video begins with the man seeing a daunting woman with black eyes in the bushes, representing these self-deprecating impulses. The man returns from the pool as a blue, more erratic version of himself. The unnamed woman is seen lurking in the background throughout the video and providing substances to the man, who has been entirely consumed by this blue alter-ego.