C-SCRIPTURE: Just To Let You Know - Release Set For SATURDAY

First and foremost, here is the track-list to “Just To Let You Know”, feast your eyes:

1. Intro

2. Outside

3. Just To Let You Know ft. Jeremiah

4. 60 Barz

5. Tell 'em [Fire] ft. Perfect Marvel

6. Changes

7. Come Back ft. Jeremiah

8. Step It Up ft. Omri

9. Twilight_Bonus Track

            If you have not heard of Omri, then maybe you might be more familiar with Shai Linne’s album “Attributes of God” in which there is a single titled “The Omni’s” also featuring Andy Mineo and Giano. I think this is a very good feature and it does our Malawian music scene very well. As yet, ephsix11 seems to be doing very well and working hard in stretching its tent across the globe in featuring a variety of international artists. To check out more about Omri please see http://www.isix5.com.

The Single That You Have NOT Heard (THIS SINGLE WILL BE RELEASED ON FRIDAY):

            Just To Let You Know ft. Jeremiah: I won’t talk about the production aspects to this track because I was given an unmixed copy of it – one of the perks of being a reviewer is getting a first listen to many unreleased singles and only hope that by the time the track comes out for the public it will be a healthy mix. But I can talk about other technical issues: the song has two well-rounded verses by C-Scripture; it always amazes me that his delivery is as strong as it is. He keeps up in both verses without slacking but I prefer his first verse more than his second. I think he is a rapper who tries to bring you into his thoughts as opposed to bringing his thoughts out to you – there is a difference because it affects how the artist will choose to communicate himself, as a result, the second verse is a little trickier to understand because of his style. Or better explained: it is as though he gives you pieces to a puzzle and lets you arrange them into order instead of giving you an already arranged puzzle. Secondly, am glad that Jeremiah’s contribution to this track was restricted to the hooks. The hook is really addictive and addictive and addictive. It almost feels as though the song production was tailored around the hook because they complement each other very nicely. Bottom line: the title track is good!

The Single That You Have Heard:

            Tell Em’ (Fire) ft. Perfect Marvel: At first I was a little apprehensive at the feature but now I am a firm believer: the boy can hold his own! What you have on this track is today’s generation mixing it up with tomorrow’s mouthpiece and the dawn is almost upon us. C-Scripture has been busy indeed, to have acquired lyrical back-up of this caliber (and the Omri feature) is no small effort. I hope that many more artists in Malawi can pick up on this work ethic and do more to establish themselves. “Tell Em’” is such a sucker punch and after having heard two singles I am eagerly expectant of what is in store. I personally am waiting for the Omri feature, and “60 Barz” – if it is what I think it is then it should be an indicator as to C-Scripture’s lyrical capabilities.

            The project will be released on the 29^th of December, check out ALL social media for download links. You can also catch C-Scripture as he ministers at BBC (Blantyre Baptist Church) for Youth-fest 2012 on the same day.

For more on C-Scripture please see www.reverbnation.com/cscripture or www.soundclick.com/cscripture for an alternative link

To download “Tell em’ (fire) ft. Perfect Marvel see http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/155955496

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