An Unreleased Remix by Drew Horley of Let Me Be The One which featured on The Many Facets of Travis Blaque. Unique Records 2006.

You Can Be The One Feat. Misty Oldland

Taken from The Many Facets Facets of Travis Blaque. 2006. Unique Records Germany.
Produced by Keith Lawrence. Written by P.Stephenson K.Lawrence


A Song For Troy

Appears on the Many Facets of Travis Blaque album 2006. Unique Records. Germany.
Produced by Keith Lawrence. Written by P.Stephenson K.Lawrence

In Pursuit of The Flesh

Taken from "The Many Facets of Travis Blaque" album. Al is Dead Features British Soul Legend Noel McKoy. Produced by Keith Lawrence & Travis Blaque. Poly Arp & Rhodes by Drew Horley. Unique Records P & C 2006.

Al is Dead Feat. Noel McKoy

Produced by Moezart. Backing Vocals Evon. Taken from "The Many Facets of Travis Blaque. Unique Records GMBH 2006 

When I Was At School

Soulful Rap. The original to "You Can Be The One". Produced by Moezart. Feat. Lionel and Nina Provencal on vocals. Taken from "The Many Facets of Travis Blaque. Unique Records GMBH 2006 

Let Me Be The One Feat. Lionel

Electronic Boom Bap. Taken from The Many Facets album. Produced by 3rd Floor (The Beat Barbers). Recorded @ Royalty Studios, Malmo, Sweden. Unique Record P & C 2006.Unique Records 2005. Written by R.Eck, J.Sjogren. P.Stephenson.

Vowel Movement

Travis Blaque, an artist who views the world through cynical eyes while struggling to balance the duality of human consciousness. Blaque represents the ying and yang of life. The constant battle between good and evil that wages within us, no matter how well-balanced or good-natured we may consider ourselves to be. The first appearance of this darker lyrical persona would be on the Ollie Teeba-produced single “Dead Weight”, a heavy slice of hip hop that found Travis unleashing his understated lyrical fury on the competition with unique results. This would soon be followed by another irony-fuelled cut, “The Bachelors”, which came with a remix by stateside production sensation RJD2. Since then Travis has also toured across Europe with underground West Coast favourites Ugly Duckling, stopping off for a successful 2004 performance at London’s Jazz Café before gigging throughout 2005.

His most recent work, the highly-anticipated long-player debut “The Many Facets Of…” is an unpredictable blend of sounds and styles that refuses to bow down to preconceptions or rap-related stereotypes. Yes, Travis Blaque is hip hop, but this is hip hop music in the true sense of the term, showcasing an artist who is determined to remain himself in today’s fickle celebrity-obsessed world whilst simultaneously entertaining and educating his isteners. From the sleazy sexploitation tales of “In Pursuit Of The Flesh” to the analysis of race relations on “Raymond Cist”, the content of “The Many Facets Of…” is always challenging and thought-provoking.

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