Untitled

Untitled
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With all the R&B groups out these days, it’s hard to find one that really stands out. One group is about to change all that. Their name is Untitled and their innovative, R&B style is about to take the world by storm. Untitled is an R&B/Soul trio dedicated to making music that soothes, moves, and stirs the soul. Each of Untitled's three members brings his own unique style: Temi, the R&B crooner; Sammy, the silky smooth vocalist; and David, the gospel-rooted soul singer. Sam and Tem have been singing together since the age of six. David happened to come into the picture a few years down the road in junior high. They all became friends but never knew of each others talent. Later on down the road, Sam and Tem heard David sing and from then on, it was on...and now they have been singing together for about 5 years and will continue to sing to together, for their love of the music. They are also pursuing a record deal with a few labels at this present time.


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http://www.kingsofmusic.com
August 17, 2007

Speck Nasty

Speck Nasty
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Speck Nasty, (Government title: Jason McNeill) was born in Toronto's East General Hospital. The result of an unplanned pregnancy, Speck stormed out of the womb and has been hustling ever since. In his first 7 years on the planet, Speck and his family (which now included a younger brother) was uprooted several times. Finally, after being evicted from a basement apartment, they settled in Thorncliffe Pk. (a small urban utopia in the Don Mills & Eglinton region of the city.) It is his experiences there that would come to shape the mind that makes the music.

Growing up, Speck was constantly tormented by the ever-blurring line between what's right and what's real. Raised by a hard-working father and a church going mother at home, as well a not-so-by-the-book surrogate family in the streets, Speck has learned to work that line to his advantage. Seeing both sides of the fence allowed Speck to address the world from a balanced and impartial perspective, while also forming some very staunch opinions on life, society, government, relationships etc... Thus began the running commentary we now call a "list of works".

In an industry where authenticity is little more than a punch-line for a bad joke, Speck is a beacon of light for the every-man. He remains true to his short-comings while at the same time holding an almost obscene air of conceit that could choke a baby unicorn. This "My faults are perfect" mentality, combined with his relentless need to understand and explain social norms and anomalies, make the music and the persona both desirable and identifiable.
His confidence is enigmatic, his style is unique, his hustle is real, and his name is Speck Nasty.

In 2001, Speck teamed up with producer J. Steidman of synaptic gap productions to release the "Rebirth" EP under the alias J-Spitz. The effort garnered moderate commercial success, and the first single "Mantis Love" received praise from critics. After the release of "Rebirth" Speck went into recluse to somewhat reinvent himself... this hiatus would come to be known as the birth of Speck Nasty. In 2004 Specks reemerged to collaborate with Chuckles D. Glutton of House of Blooze, to headline the Rhyme and Punishment tour. He also released collaborations with child-hood friend Lady Coleco, Big Sin, and R&b singer Hailey Thompson. Currently Specks is working on his first full length release, due in 2007.



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http://www.kingsofmusic.com
August 17, 2007

S.Davis

S.Davis
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Charismatic singer, songwriter, S. Davis has been blessing audiences with his soulful vocals since his early childhood. Born Steven Davis, in Toronto, Canada on May 16th 1986, he has always been musically inclined. His parents, stage actress Alma James and reggae artist road manager Teddy Davis provided S.Davis with the, “born to do it” genetics that only a handful of artists possess. Steven began singing at the early age of three. He was constantly entertaining and often sang while being pushed around in his stroller. Some of his earliest performances took place in daycare, elementary school talent showcases and in church. It was in elementary school where showed especial promise and his peers and teachers acknowledged that his love of music was beyond a hobby, it was a unique gift. His musical gift became more apparent when he learned to play the piano by ear as a young boy.

A performance of Donnell Jones’ “Where I Wanna Be”, in 2001 marked the launch of S. Davis’ musical career. The stage was set for S.Davis to turn his hobby into a professional aspiration. This meant that the young artist would have to sacrifice and practice, in order to refine his craft. Holding on firmly to his goals he began seeking performances at community events and continues to be a crowd favourite. His comfort level performing is evident to anyone who has had the opportunity to witness him live on stage. While rehearsing for the FLOW 93.5 FM, Urban Idol audition, S. Davis caught the ear of Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen’s director. He was immediately given a role in the movie as a choir member.

S. Davis is currently recording his first EP and intends to continue making a name for himself. He is a talented writer who is able to convey emotions to his listeners through his impeccable range and through his lyrics. He is a student of voice and respects the gift he has been given by regularly practicing and studying vocal concepts, including vocal health and techniques. He is a dedicated, driven, talented singer, songwriter, actor and dancer, who is already drawing comparisons to a young Usher. He hopes to touch the hearts of all who hear him by sending the message that perseverance and hard work does lead to success. S.Davis is truly the new and defining voice of the next generation.

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