For incendiary rapper Sion Vesill, some experiences in life can only be channelled through the mediums of music and poetry. The Liverpool born-and-raised artist began his love affair with music at 11-years-old: at first, it was a hobby he kept secret, but as his fixation grew with texture and the construction of sound, music and lyricism became not only an avenue of self-expression, but Sion Vesill’s lifeblood. 
 
From an early age, Vesill imitated the showmanship of Michael Jackson. “I even had the black-studded shoes from ‘Smooth Criminal’,” he laughs. “My mum said I could be heard singing ‘Annie, are you okay?’ daily.” But it was 2pac, with his infectious beats and bars that reflected the world around him, that truly shaped Sion Vesill to become the artist he is today.
 
Cutting his teeth by releasing his material on YouTube, Sion Vesill’s instinct for wordplay, toying with syllables and wrapping his lyrics and punchlines in double – if not triple – meanings, has racked up over 25,000 streams. His firebrand verses gained a reputation, leading him to collaborate with Crypt the Rapper and land a supporting slot with Wu Tang Clan’s legendary GZA which brought his sound to myriad UK venues from The Olympia to the O2 Arena.
 
But while Sion Vesill has rubbed shoulders with the rap world’s heavyweights, he is loyal to his local scene of creatives and their DIY ethos. His latest EP, “Numbers”, is his fourth solo project, following in a nominal tradition inspired by the foundational law of the Bible, with his previous bodies of work being “Genesis”, “Exodus” and “Leviticus”. While he began producing the entire project himself, he eventually enlisted producer G-Lox whose beats he couldn’t resist. It’s just one of the finer details Sion Vesill is putting in place so we can step back and take in the masterpiece.

Hello, My Name is DJ Evi Denz.
its been an extremly long time since iver re written this part.
As ive been on here for a while.
the internet and meeting people has created some huge opportunities from DJ'n Live on Station FM getting Triple Darkness exclusives, all the way to supporting great acts such as jhest,Mical Parkinson, Manage, DTSOM, I&Ideal, Raggo Zulu, Tekneek, Ben Efficial, just to name a few.  Also getting to scratch with two DMC championships also. this is jus a few moments on my journey.

As a big part of it is with the MPC group i founded, recruiting members Inspecta / Dan Morze and my Slovakian friend Marek Lucak / Luko .

Even with all of this i love making beats and have been doing so for my own enjoyment for years,
Ive got to collab with great rappers as well as producers and dj's such as UK's Wordsmiff, US'S Bizzare and a feature scratch on my friend morzes beat which features the legendary J-ro.

I have so far been humble in sharing my art and working with as many people as possible, but i have done this for long time and have more than paid my dues. 
so as much as i love to collab with the world, with the amount of demand im getting i need to maintain the equipment to make this music, otherwise its just not possible, so please dig in, and help support. 
If i get enough support i might jus make things free again

Enjoy

'Devil's Pact' out now:
https://open.spotify.com/track/0bgn5Uk568GOQWNiZVCjSb

management: www.fpmusic.org
bookings: www.13artists.com
hellowhitekite(at)gmail.com

Twitter: 
https://twitter.com/echmusic

Facebook: 
http://www.facebook.com/electric.child.house?fref=

SOUL SUCKER VIDEO NOW UP!!!!
https://youtu.be/-TsVLVhk2jE



Alternative blues rock from Essex.

Vox - Max Runestone
Guitar - Dan Barrow
Bass - Charile Noakes
Drums - Warren Stafford

Find us on Facebook to keep updated with what we are doing and chuck us a like.
Cheers guys.

Trix Singh is following