Kid Sister partners with Reebok

April 22, 11:28 AMNY Hip-Hop Music ExaminerSamantha Greaves

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Kid Sister. Photo/MTV

Hip Hop artist Kid Sister known for her song "Pro Nails" featuring Kanye West has partnered with Reebok for the Reebok Classic Remix Collection.

The Chicago native will re-interpret the classic song "I'll House You" by Jungle Brothers. The new track was produced by Atlanta's DJ Treasure Fingers.

In celebration of the Reebok Classic Remix collection, Reebok is partnering with today's top emerging hip-hop artists to re-interpret an original, influential 80s or 90s song to be distributed exclusively with the purchase of styles from the Reebok Classic Remix collection, including women's Straptastic and SK 7000 and men's LS Ease and Work-out Mid, exclusively at Foot Locker.

The Reebok Classic Remix collection launched in March 2009 with Kidz In The Hall re-interpreting "I Got It Made" by Special Ed. Reebok supported the song with a music video and launch event at Foot Locker Times Square in New York City. The success of this collaboration continues to grow within the hip hop community.

Kid Sister (Downtown Music) is the second artist in the series to re-interpret a classic song, with "I'll House You" by Jungle Brothers. This new track is produced by DJ Treasure Fingers from Atlanta. The track is available for download now exclusively to customers who purchase styles from the Reebok Classic Remix collection at Foot Locker stores nationwide. -via press release.

The re-interpreted song by Kid Sister is available starting today exclusively at Foot Locker with your purchase of footwear from the Reebok Classic Remix Collection.

Kid Sister Reebok Classic Remix 30 Sec. Video Spot from reebokclassicremix on Vimeo.

In other Kid Sister news, her debut album will reportedly be due in stores sometime this year.