TC ELLIS - Rappeur from Paisley Park

[undercoverbrother]

qui se souvient de TC ELLIS et de son album TRUE CONFESSIONS avec des participations de George Clinton ,Prince et Levi Seacer jr

[Dj-Groover]

pas moi , ça me dis rien

[skyyflow]

oui , j'ai lálbum , mais ne pas ecouté pour une long temp .

[undercoverbrother]

qu est il devenu ?

[skyyflow]

Oh pardon , questque c'est tois question dans anglais ?

[Funkygirl]

What is doing now

[skyyflow]

http://www.tcellis.com/

[skyyflow]

David (T.C) Ellis

Years at Studio 4 : 9
Hometown : St. Paul, Minnesota
Favorite Artist/Album : Steely Dan, Prince - For You
Favorite Vacation Spot : Las Vegas, Nevada
Hobbies : Travel


David E. Ellis, the founder and director of the program, was born and raised in St. Paul, and is a graduate of the St. Paul Open School. Mr. Ellis established himself in the music business in the mid-eighties as the first rap recording artist to release a record in Minnesota, called the "Twin City Rap". After a couple of independent record releases with regional success, he was recruited by Prince and Warner Brothers to record and produce records at Paisley Park. After time spent working with Prince and Warner Brothers, Mr. Ellis started an independent recording studio and worked with a variety of educational programs, both traditional and alternative. Through musical work with a number of young black men who had dropped out of high school, he discovered these young artists would often ask questions about how to copyright and publish their work. Guiding them through the process, Mr. Ellis was struck by the way these youth would engage in educational processes while pursuing their career in music. With that realization, the High School for Recording Arts was born.

David has recently been honored as an Oxford University Roundtable Fellow for his work with Studio 4/High School for Recording Arts. While at Oxford, David presented his work before leading educators from around the world to wide acclaim.

www.studio-4.com/tc.php

[kalibabu]

A part un ou deux titres , je trouve dans l'ensemble çà à quelque peut veillis...en tout cas vers une sonorité que j'apprécie moins...