Artist: Profy/Song Title: Going Off/Writer:Ardell Smith & Dwayne A.E. Thomas Producer: Josh Petruccio


Going Off

Artist Profy...writers Ardell Smith and Dwayne A.E. Thomas.... producers Skaffel More Brave.... Engineer & source DJ Berbz

Pretty Slow 4 Mii

Pretty Slow 4 Mii Remix

ii B The Truth

A mix of Culture Reggae mixed with the fusion of Hip-Hop on a conscious level, a eye opener to my African, Indigenous & native Pan-African descendants all over the world no matter ur country aslong as ur black brown red are light skinned this song is for UUUUUU......The remembrance of our ancestor's & falling Black heroe's of past & their forgotten spoken messages, their written literature, their actions for change , Black liberation a Freedom Song , a Song of ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 Black lives Do Matter Black Love - Black Equality - Black Strength - Black Pride - Black Trust - Black Unity - Black Power - Black Peace #profyvoice #oneprofy 🖤 #axismusic #rootsreggea #fyp #tbs #axis187music #mrexpert

Profy & Doc Blade - (R.B.P) Liberation

The ( RD ) . Dancehall/Rap Artist Jamaican Born , lived in Brooklyn but grew up in New Jersey illtown East Orange , start doing music at an early age...now lives in Kingston hybrid with dialect an embodiment of black culture and a mix of cross cultural fusion , for we are all one ppl multiple but mixed with many views & living but we all as Blacks have so much in common more than just music , & my is just expression's of us , me , myself & ii from the things that ii saw in our ghetto's the urban streets & also the garrison's of Jamaican and the differences but also the similarities . Growing up ii grew up under the influence of music like my father as always bin around , his father and also his took part in the art of music vocals singing & my dad he dose Jamaican DJ-ing that's the lyricist in JA culture , played  the trumpet in the bands By 1993 ii found my self as a kid in America , where ii was introduced to hip hop music by my older cousin Latoya ( R.ii.P.) by 1995 ii was hooked in 1997 Ii left Brooklyn & went to live in Brick City NJ , got my influence to rap was after 97 and the death of Biggie Smalls , ii start to look at how powerful hip hop was & still is , But in the 1990z Jamaican Dancehall artist's like Bounty killah & Mad Cobra always stayed relevant even in the states so Ii could never forget my Roots are culture . In 98 DMX came on the seen & after that ii knew music was what ii wanted to do but ii never wrote a song until 2002 as a hip hop track , but in 2003 after listen to Vibez Kartel the Jamaican Dj ii wrote a Dancehall song , my mentor Doc Blade was surprised to see and hear as keened to rap music ii was the same to Dancehall & Reggae music so ii decided from that time on ii will mix them master them both ? hone my craft unlike no hybrid not even Kardinal and respect that man for his inspiration also . Now ii can even back and forth with my lingo so now let's go .

Profy-P