BRISBANE HIP EMCEE PROFECY
November 5th 2010 03:41
Link: www.profecymusic.com
BRISBANE HIP EMCEE PROFECY LAUNCHES
“LET THE MUSIC PLAY” EP
Australian Hip Hop is growing strong and growing with it is Brisbane emcee Profecy. The 20 year old is just about to unleash his debut CD titled "Let The Music Play", a 5-track EP, showcasing the versatility and talent of what people are claiming to be the most promising artist in Australian hip hop.
On the production side of things, Profecy has collaborated with up and coming Belgium producer Benno (Cam’ron, SAS). With Benno's world class production and Profecy’s vibrant delivery and insightful lyrics, you have a ground breaking EP that is bound to turn heads. The EP also features american singer/producer 'DJ Corbett' who has recently featuring on hip hop heavyweight Saigon's brand new single "I Want It All".
This is not your average aussie hip hop release, this is far from it. "My goal when creating this EP was to create something that differs from all other Australian hip hop, something exciting and musical, not just lackluster vocals over boom bap beats, which seems to be the trend". From humorous party tracks to emotional tales of heartbreak, this EP showcases the very best of a very promising artist.
"Let The Music Play" is scheduled for release on November 9th and will be available for free download via www.profecymusic.com.
To celebrate the release of his upcoming EP "Let The Music Play", Profecy will host a launch show at Step Inn on Saturday, 11th of December with the EP being played in its entirety, along with some old and brand new songs.
Special guests performing with Profecy include Cheyenne who has performed alongside Robbie Williams, Michael Buble and Rene Geyer, will also be on stage performing his upcoming collaboration with Profecy and a cover song.
Cam Bluff, one half of Vegas Aces, will be holding it down on the turntables. The man has produced for Spit Syndicate, The Tongue and The Optimen and on the night we will be premiering a song from Profecy’s next release, produced by Bluff.
Jae Druitt and Jealous Citty, close friends and fellow emcees will also be rocking the mic alongside Profecy, performing nothing but bangers!
December 11th 2010: Step Inn, Fortitude Valley
Tickets on sale now from Oztix.com.au
“LET THE MUSIC PLAY” EP
Australian Hip Hop is growing strong and growing with it is Brisbane emcee Profecy. The 20 year old is just about to unleash his debut CD titled "Let The Music Play", a 5-track EP, showcasing the versatility and talent of what people are claiming to be the most promising artist in Australian hip hop.
This is not your average aussie hip hop release, this is far from it. "My goal when creating this EP was to create something that differs from all other Australian hip hop, something exciting and musical, not just lackluster vocals over boom bap beats, which seems to be the trend". From humorous party tracks to emotional tales of heartbreak, this EP showcases the very best of a very promising artist.
"Let The Music Play" is scheduled for release on November 9th and will be available for free download via www.profecymusic.com.
To celebrate the release of his upcoming EP "Let The Music Play", Profecy will host a launch show at Step Inn on Saturday, 11th of December with the EP being played in its entirety, along with some old and brand new songs.
Special guests performing with Profecy include Cheyenne who has performed alongside Robbie Williams, Michael Buble and Rene Geyer, will also be on stage performing his upcoming collaboration with Profecy and a cover song.
Cam Bluff, one half of Vegas Aces, will be holding it down on the turntables. The man has produced for Spit Syndicate, The Tongue and The Optimen and on the night we will be premiering a song from Profecy’s next release, produced by Bluff.
Jae Druitt and Jealous Citty, close friends and fellow emcees will also be rocking the mic alongside Profecy, performing nothing but bangers!
December 11th 2010: Step Inn, Fortitude Valley
Tickets on sale now from Oztix.com.au
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