Name: MoShots by Kincy
Duration: 4 min 17 s
Description: My contribution to R&B . To Chicago. And music lovers Everywhere. ENJOY!!!!! #SouthsideRecords

Looking For Me ( WHO AM I )

playing with my loop machine. 
feeling ...good.

music high. 

"MOOD."

my first body of god inspired music..enjoy..i hope it touches you

Making Progress Ft. D'hati Burgess Jr.

Slow Jam Feat. Meeche Walls

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Why You Always LYIN (Cover)

I wrote this song in memory of my aunt Ebony Rose, who, after becoming a victim of sexual abuse, succumbed to psychological and physical damages. Today (3/26/16) would have marked her 44th birthday. This original song is my tribute to her.

Sexual abuse is a serious issue in our community. Often times, including my aunt’s case, the abuse can occur by someone close, whether it be a family member, friend, or even a church official. It is our responsibility, as a village, to stand with women whose voices are not often heard. 

Don’t silence sexual violence. 
#TheEbonyRoseStory #HeTouchedMe #TheLastGoodbye


Specials thanks to:

Co-Writer(s): 
Tyrone J, Charles Butler

Guitar:
Charles Butler

Production Credits:
Brandon- Phillips Taylor, Sharod Allen

The Last Goodbye: Ebony Rose

My contribution to R&B . To Chicago. And music lovers Everywhere. ENJOY!!!!! #SouthsideRecords

MoShots

Feel You Out

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Rapture(Remix)  @Jaystrongsings feat. @soulyjay03 @ascottiii @iamnickbaldwin

Up There

Believe Again produced by Chad (C-Note) Roper written by Angela Mallett

Recently,The Southside of Chicago has been associated with much positivity, and is widely considered one of the most difficult environments to overcome. However, some of the most beautiful roses can come from the most damaged concrete.  Derrick Rose, Kanye West,Common,R.Kelly, and President Obama, to name a few, all are inspirations and incredible examples of humble beginnings, perseverance, and great triumph. Marcus Kincy’s story starts alike on the south side of Chicago. A product of his surroundings, Kincy was raised by his Great-GrandParents, and elders in his community. From an early age Kincy was blessed with the gift of Music, and started playing drums at just 5 years old. To escape the harsh realities of life on the Southside, Kincy spent most of his time in church, where he first learned to play the piano at age 13. Like his parents before him, he attended the infamous, Fenger High School and grew up in Roseland and more specifically, "The Hundreds”. During and most notably, after high school Marcus began playing piano and music directing gospel music all over Chicago and North America. In just his 2nd semester at Trinity Christian College he met Rex Hardy Jr. who believed in his talent, and wanted Kincy to tour with Keri Hilson and The Dream. Marcus was at a crossroads, he deeply wanted to finish his education,but couldn't help but to follow his heart. This was the turning point in Kincy’s career. The “A Different Me'' tour was a huge success and opened up doors for him to learn the basics of the business working with artist like,The iconic Queen of hiphop and R&B, Mary J. Blige, Jill Scott, Diddy Dirty Money/Puff Daddy & The Family, Nick Jonas/The Association/The Jonas Brothers, Kendrick Lamar/Schoolboy Q, Nicki Minaj, BjtheChicagoKid, Jay-Z, and a host of other talented artist. Even though Marcus was grateful, he felt he was not fulfilling his life's purpose. Making music and inspiring the world is his lasting goal and he recognized that now is the time to start his legacy among his era of creators. Kincy prides himself on being a diverse singer/songwriter/composer/producer and took the next step in his music development in the means of artistry and production. “20s”, Kincy’s debut project, is set to release late fall 2015. Kincy’s music can be described as true heartfelt “Trap&B”,( R&B with a heavy urban undertone), and he strives to make good music for good people while sharing the raw experiences of were he came from and how he was able to overcome, and succeed. Be on the lookout for new music from Kincy as he has been working with Chicago’s own BjTheChicagoKid, and a host of other phenomenal creatives. The Story Continues…...

MoShots

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