     Recording music is a passion of mine. I share my music with the world hoping that everyone takes heed to the positive messages I put out there. 
I’ll keep you all in my prayers. Enjoy!!!

     From New York City, the city that never sleeps, comes forth a new, talented recording artist named Velocity. Born as Anthony Fauntleroy on June 13th 1982, he was destined to make his mark as a lyricist in the music industry. Coming from a musical as well as literature background, it was no surprise that creating his own music became his passion and a way to share his life experiences. His mother, Deborah Hayes, was a professional and very intelligent academic school teacher who graduated from New Paltz University with a Masters Degree in education, instilling in him the importance of receiving excellent grades/keen writing skills while maintaining a perfect A+ average throughout his entire scholastic career, always striving to achieve the best. His father Gordon Fauntleroy was a freelance soul and R & B singer. His parents were the foundation of this young mature artist.

Velocity found his niche for writing at the age of nine in fourth grade at elementary school. It was a poetry assignment that started it all. He did so well that his professor took notice of his unique writing skills/usage of vocabulary and wanted him to enter a poetry writing contest. From then on he enjoyed writing, expressing himself through his words and writing down his thoughts. Velocity also took on musical instruments. Though at this time he was recognized for his voice he decided not to take to stage vocally, instead he chose to play in a band and play the clarinet. In the summer he also attended the USDAN center for music and performing arts. He stood with playing the musical instrument until high school, which lead him to play classical music with Boro - Wide Band. This concert band he auditioned for and participated in enabled him to perform in places like Carnegie Hall. He was also privileged to play with the New York Pops Orchestra.

Velocity’s gifts turned to rap in high school at the age of fourteen. Having inspirations like Biggie, Big Pun, Big L, 2pac, Nas, Run DMC, Cam'ron, Wu-tang clan, Jay- Z, A Tribe Called Quest, Busta Rhymes, Dr. Dre, The Lox, DMX, Mobb Deep, to name a few, he was moved to take his talents into this art form. Hip Hop is an art that many individuals from the hood used to express themselves. At this time he linked up with his partner, producer, artist and friend Michael Timmons, known in the industry as Pryme Paragon. Velocity's artist and friend A.J. Mendoza (also known in the industry as A. Khaos)became the third member of the P.F.A. Dynasty with a versatile flow that makes the three of them the perfect combination when it comes down to collaborating on new recorded tracks.
The three expressed their love for music and shared their goals and visions and realized that they should unite to form the company they have established today. Velocity spent days to think of a name that would describe the foundation of himself as well as his company and came up with P.F.A (Prepared for Anything).

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Ty made his first stand up debut at Caroline's on Broadway in New York City several years ago and since has been blazing the comedy circuit. Born in Montclair, New Jersey Ty Raney honed his craft in the small suburban town where cracking jokes or some would say "playing the dozens" was part of survival. Born an 80's baby Ty grew up with the comedic influences of Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy and Robert Townsend. Later to join the comedy greats in his own voyage with a little assistance from his wife, Ty Raney took a Manhattan Comedy School class and the rest is history. Since then Ty has featured and hosted pro comedy shows from the Stress Factory in New Brunswick, NJ, Gotham Comedy Club in NY to the Comedy Store in Manchester, England where he solely organized a European Comedy Tour.

Ty Raney has also featured as a guest at the Yonkers, NY, Hoboken, NJ & Brooklyn, NY Comedy Festivals. Aside from doing comedy clubs Ty Raney also emcee's weddings and fundraiser events, most recent event has been the NAACP 2017 Montclair Chapter 101 Years of Service Benefit with over 500 in attendance. One of Ty's biggest career credit is his appearance on Kevin Hart's "Hart of the City" on Comedy Central fall of 2017. His style of comedy is relate-able to all complemented with high energy and a delivery that will keep you engaged throughout his performance.

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