Executive Producers Talwst & Carlo “Illangelo” Montagenese
All Tracks produced and mixed by Carlo “Illangelo” Montagenese except No Stones
produced by Henderson ” The Theorist ” Nguyen & Carlo “Illangelo” Montagenese
All tracks written by Talwst except Colors Co-Written by Mike Schlosser
Mercy Co-Written by Dante Leon & Roderick Kerr
Available for download @ www.Talwst.com
Mastering Engineer Mark Santangelo
Album Artwork by Anna Karin Loureiro
Photography by Mark Peckmezian
This project would not have been possible without the support of those who truly love and ride for me #SoTall you know who you are
So they’re calling this one the official 1st single off Redway’s upcoming “Live Free” release although this was originally supposed to be it. I’m thinking things changed bcuz of this.
1st official release off Redways upcoming Live Free EP titled Remember Me. The record is produced by young new comer K-Beatz. Artwork done by Tone.
Live Free is set to drop later this summer featuring production from Rich Kidd, Daniel Worthy, Beat Merchant & WondaGurl. A few suprise guests along the way.
Here’s the thing BDT is a group of young adults ranging from 18-20. They live in Montreal in the West Island. They have a mixtape coming out next week named “Stars”. We just dropped the promo video as well as the first single “Home” that teases a chopped and screwed version as well. All original music produced by Myles Guénin. Here is a link to the video and the song as well as the mixtape cover. Expect Chop”Stars” to come out after the Release of Stars. I know you like good music…hell we even put it on RapGenius to how serious we feel this! The goal is to spread our vibes to the world.You have a good ear and your going to love it.
Shi Wisdom has a voice one instantly remembers; an old soul voice that complements any classic production, what purists complain is missing from today’s music. Not only does she captivate with her voice but she writes music for some of the today’s most popular artists as well. Known for ripping every stage she touches with her live performance there is no reason to question why she is on everyone’s radar. With collaborations with JD Era, Kardinal Offishall, and a co-writing credit with Drake the songstress is poised to be the next big thing out of Toronto, but is that something she even cares about? One might be surprised to hear her answer. Check out our interview to see what she has to say about being considered “next”, her love with the city of Toronto, who in Hip Hop she grew up listening to and what she thinks about being signed to a major label.
Big Ske: Thanks for meeting with The Come Up Show, let’s get right into it. You have a lot of love for your city, how was your experience growing up in Toronto?
Shi-Wisdom: I grew up mostly around Eglinton West. When I was around twelve years old I moved to Maple, but I still went to elementary school in Eglinton. When I went to high school I attended a school in Maple. It wasn’t the best experience, it was a culture shock for me because growing up in Toronto you’re around all types of different people then you go somewhere where there’s one type of person and then you, I made the best of it. Growing up in Toronto is awesome though, I like the fact that it is so multicultural in comparison to other cities.
Big Ske: Funny you mentioned that I noticed you have some indian influence to you and your music.
Shi-Wisdom: I love Indian music, I love the way that they sing, it’s crazy watching them in their element . They don’t even move, It just pours out, I’ve actually been trying to do some training on classical Hindustani music. It’s really cool.
