This hard-working team have been earning their rep for banging out addictive music and shows no sign of slowing down.currently with more on the way, "CertiFYD" is on the move. To date CertiFYD has worked with artist such as Lil Wayne, Keyshia Cole, Rick Ross, Remy Ma, Bobby Valentino, Papoose, Wyclef, Wynter Gordon, Jacki-O, Brisco, Haitian Fresh, Serius Jones, Shawnna to name a few. After playing countless gigs they realized that they had another hidden passion for music production, and so "CertiFYD Production Group" was formed.ĬertiFYD incorporates real instruments in their music from pianos to guitars to drums which gives them flexibility in their production sound. This production team started out as musicians playing for several independent and major acts. Philadelphia / NYC, Greater Philadelphia Area / New York City, United States Visit: CertiFYD Production Group is a music production team started by 2 brothers turn partners, Jay and PI. The aptly titled mixtape gives the spotlight to a newly signed Young Chris, as a solo artist, and also, re-introduces the combination of DJ Drama and Don Cannon, the former "Affiliates" partners, hosting their first mixtape together, in several years. The mixtape, called "The Re-Introduction", was released on November 20th, 2010. Rico considers Young Chris his flagship artist, working closely with Chris on his debut album and pre-album/mixtape. Later in 2010 signed with Division 1, a label started by Rico Love, under the Universal/Motown umbrella. Since this time, Chris has taken to the internet to solidify himself as a top solo artist, with his Social Network, hitting the remix circuit, and his much anticipated "The Network" Mixtape series, hosted by DJ Don Cannon.
In this article, Chris also states that he feels himself up there with Lil' Wayne and Juelz Santana. He stated to XXL magazine that he wanted to release a solo album by the end of 2008 and had been "95 percent done" by June 2008. 2" 2.As early as March 2006, Young Chris thought about recording a solo album. Those less enthusiastic about the two Roc representatives won't hear much to change their minds. Things turn grim for the remainder of the disc, including somber journeys into personal hardships and loss on "What We Gotta Do" and "It's The Life" - with bits of real talk like "Everybody name brand, me I was same pants/ Same top, eating hot dogs out the same pot." Neither an exact continuation of the Gunz previous work nor very much removed from it, Brothers From Another will please the Young Gunz faithful. 2." Besides lending a verse, West produces a thick blend of piano, rapid snares, and muffled tones for a backdrop that is distinctly Kanye.
After a couple of clunkers in the form of the annoyingly composed "YG Party" and "Same Different Day," business picks up with Kanye West and John Legend on the soul-tinged "Grown Man, pt.
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The upbeat vibe is strengthened by the mellow vocals of 112 over breezy bells, plus a sample from the late Luther Vandross. The album's feel-good, follow up single "Don't Keep Me Waiting" proves much more engaging than "Set It Off," the first track put into radio rotation. Trying again to revisit the success of their 2003 hit single "Can't Stop, Won't Stop", the Young Gunz are here for the summer with a second full-length - boasting some of the same old, same old along with a hint of maturation from the Philly duo.
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