My Climb. My Music.
Coors Light’s “My Climb. My Music.” campaign features a diverse group of breakthrough artists, including Latin hip-hop/electronic artist Carlton Zeus.
Coors Light is partnering with San Antonio-based Latin hip-hop and electronic artist Carlton Zeus. Based on several key audience attributes, MAX identified Carlton Zeus as the ideal artist partner to help Coors Light reach their target audience in San Antonio, then built a program that allows Coors Light to promote Carlton Zeus’s song “Can’t Lose” to music fans on audio, video, social, and more. This partnership helps Coors Light connect with San Antonio’s passionate community of music fans, from new listeners to longtime fans of Carlton Zeus’s unique sound.
The “My Climb. My Music.” program features artists from across the country sharing their music and stories through documentary-style videos about how their climb has defined them as artists. The music and videos will be seen through streaming services, top FM radio stations, and social media.
“Partnering with Coors Light has been an amazing experience,” said Carlton Zeus. “It's awesome they have completely let me do my thing. I want to thank them for letting an artist be an artist. It shows they really care about the art.”
This campaign features “Can’t Lose,” an upbeat, dancey track from Carlton Zeus’ album Three Strikes You’re In.
Carlos Cavazos, better known by his stage name ZEUS. El Mero Necio (alias Carlton Zeus), is a Tejano rapper, singer, and songwriter raised in Brownsville, Texas who now lives in San Antonio, Texas. ZEUS heavily attributes his musical influences to quinceañera DJ’s spinning everything from 90’s R&B, rap, obscure 80’s synth-pop, to Tejano’s greatest hits. With an insatiable thirst for music, he reimagined the norms of what’s hot, melting genres he obsessed over as a child.
He served four years active duty in the US Air Force in the field of military intelligence. Near the end of his enlistment, ZEUS' made a promise to one of his closest collaborators and friend SSgt. Jarrod Vallejos that he would finish his enlistment and pursue music. He tragically lost his friend only weeks later.
ZEUS honored his promise, successfully releasing two albums as Carlton Zeus and working with fellow veterans to produce BaseFEST music festivals on military bases across the country for troops & families.
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