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Scene from the Give Me A Sign music video by Merkules.
"Give Me A Sign" (Young Merkules / YouTube)

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Give Me A Sign: Merkules Enlists DTG For Latest Music Video

On April 12, West Coast rap star Merkules dropped his third official solo single of the year with the touching C-Lance-produced banger, “Give Me A Sign.”

Following “No Favours” and the more recent “Lights, Camera, Action,” the “Give Me A Sign” single was released with video support shot and edited by DTG. So far, the video has racked up more than 160K views in less than a week while Merk’s previous video, “No Favours,” has been viewed over 286K times since premiering on January 19, 2024.

“Give Me A Sign” features additional vocals by Jinting Zhao, and musical contributions from Aaron Hiltz (guitar, and other instruments). The single was mixed and mastered by Nato Down and Seriously Taylor.

Just yesterday, Merkules was featured on the new OT The Real single, “Lessons Learned.”

You can find “Give Me A Sign” on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms via Merkules Music Inc.


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