IRS members, Black Cat & Korry Deez, have long been one of music's most creative, yet elusive duos. "Stuff Like That" sees the two trade vibes with internationally acclaimed emcee/producer Moka Only. Black Cat's silky smooth keys, accompanied with his signature jazzy bassline style, perfectly compliments the free-spirited deliveries of Moka and Deez. Having 3 upper echelon hip hop musicians collaborate is a rare treasure, and this sultry groove surely backs up all of their reputations. Enjoy..

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Korry Deez - Stuff Like That ft Moka Only (prod. by Black Cat)

'Imago' is an aural, visual and soulful blend of organic innovation with sonic virtuosity that will entwine the listener to their innermost primordial vibrations. This EP is available both digitally and on 7" opaque cream vinyl, plus features production from elite beat makers Elaquent, Black Cat, Phat Tony, and Quasar, with a special guest appearance from Tona. The record jacket features artisan photography by Celine Saki and avant-garde original artwork directed by Jesse Read, George Kish and Radek Drutis, who has collaborated with Stones Throw, Eglo, Digitalis, and All City Records.

'Imago' is an unmistakeable exposition of the evolution Deez has undergone to reach the final stage of his musical self-actualization. From rapping, to singing, to playing keys, then back to rapping and beat making, Korry displays his artistic growth and how comfortable he has become in all facets of composition.

04 Chrysalis (produced by Elaquent)

03 Watching Me (produced by Phat Tony)

02 Cosmic Candy ft Tona (produced by Quasar)

01 Where Ya At? (produced by Black Cat)

'Imago', the full length LP, is available on iTunes.

The 7 inch cream vinyl 'Imago' EP is available on Amazon..

Korry has gone back to his more musical roots in funk, soul, electronic, blues and jazz music. With stronger artistic capabilities, he uses theses influences and fuses them together to produce his own distinct musical blend of hip hop.

On his debut album with versatile rap group IRS, "Welcome To Planet Irs" (Universal Music), Korry Deez stretched rap's boundaries by creating a masterpiece. This led to a Juno nomination for best rap recording in 2004 and their album, to this day, is considered to be a Canadian classic. 

Maybe his most memorable moment then was his verse on the Kardinal classic "Ol' Time Killin", where he effortlessly blesses a hip hop quotable type verse. The video for "Ol' Time Killin" was directed by the highly acclaimed Mr. X, and it gained international exposure; airing on MTV, BET, MuchMusic, etc.

IRS went on to being 'Rated Next' on BET with their smooth, bumping groove "T.R.A.C.K.S.' Lament" The song garnered them even more major label distribution and indy label success with Sony/RED and Avatar in the US. Deez has collaborated with renowned producers: Jake One, Rich Kidd, Elaquent, Tone Mason, Lancecape, Mr. Attic, and Lyve, plus featured on numerous other songs and compilations over the last decade.

Korry Deez has finally returned with his first solo album, 'Imago'. On the album, he unravels from a cocoon-like state and shows a growth and maturity few in music could replicate today. 'Imago’ puts him in the conversation of who to be watching for in an ever-changing world of music.

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