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Born and planted in the enriched, musical soil of Memphis, Tennessee; the musical buds of soulful songstress/songwriter Tiffany Wilson started blooming at the tender young age of 8. Nurtured in the church choir, Tiffany became hooked after seeing the first live act she ever saw; “Candi Staton, Blues And Gospel Singer”. Stemming from the musical branches of her dads side of the family, Tiffany also draws inspiration from legendary artist such as Aretha Franklin, Bobby Womack and Whitney Houston. “I love Bobby Womack because he mixes real life and music together so well. He is my favorite representation for “Soul “ music.” Tiffany Wilson’s music reaches out to show people how to love themselves and forgive those who hurt them. “Love is power and forgiveness is the key”, states Tiffany. She wants everyone to know that her music is for the masses but “My focus is rebuilding the woman. I want to pour back into the women what she has lost”. Residing in her “home away from home” Seattle, Washington, Tiffany reminisces about growing up with 6 siblings in Memphis where her older sister could sing very well. “Hearing my sister is what pushed me to sing”. Working with renowned artist such as Dr Dre and George Clinton, it’s hard to tell that a humble and modest Tiffany Wilson’s objective is not making singing a claim to fame. Tiffany wants to remain genuine and honest. She wants her music to be relevant 10 years from now as it is today. Starting out with a group called Soul, Tiffany Wilson has blessed a wide span of the world with her soulfully amazing voice. Stretching from Japan to Canada she has traveled with several live bands. Also a signed songwriter for Chrysalis Music Group, multi-faceted artist Tiffany Wilson’s life wouldn’t be life without music. Watch for Tiffany Wilson’s debut Album “Music Therapy” to be released August of 2009. Music is her Therapy!
CEO of Future Funk Entertainment
Deejay Roc’Phella is a professional musician, artist, producer, songwriter, deejay, arranger, and an engineer.
He is the son of Lakeside, put here to keep the Funk Alive and destroy you barbie doll pop robots !
Damn, what else do you need to know ?
Favorite quotations:
“Treat others like you want to be treated.”
“If you don’t feel it don’t play it.” – James Jamerson
“Music is a safe kind of high.” – Jimi Hendrix
Producer for IQ Beats.com
Completed a collaboration with Reggie Watts, front man for two of the most innovative soul bands in the states, Maktub and Soulive. The two co-wrote and produced the orginal song “Feel the same”, which has been released in the UK and Japanese releases of Reggie’s solo album “Simplified” on Freestyle Records.
“Scotty X” began to gravitate towards the Funk during his education at the Musicians Institute Hollywood in 1990. He was immediately drawn to it and felt audiences were more receptive to the rhythms, bass and positive lyrics.
Funk not only moves, it can remove, dig?
The desired effect is what you get
When you improve your Interplanetary Funksmanship !
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