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| Soul Plasma |
|  | | Aliases: | This artist is (or was) also known as: [Soul P.] [Easy Mccoy] | | Country: | United States |
| Website: | http://www.soulpmusic.com |
| Releases: | [The LayOver] [The Premiere (vinyl)] [Radio Edition Volume 1 : Back at it Again (mixtape)] [Goodness (single)] [The Premiere] [The Premiere (pre-release)] [The Soul Affect] [Simply Soul] | | Info: | Mike Greene is Soul Plasma from Portland, Oregon, who firmly
established his name as a key member of the Acts 29 project
along with Ohmega Watts and Braille. Soul Plasma released
his debut album Simply Soul in 2003.
Name
After two albums he changed his name into Soul P. in 2006. A
second alias seems to be Easy Mccoy he used for the first
time in a MySpace bulletin dated October 30th, 2007. The
name came from a freestyle on the Back At It Again Mixtape
(2007).
Seattle
Born and raised in Seattle, Soul P. grew up in The Yesler
Terrace neighbourhood, there he came face-to-face with the
harsh realities of the streets at an early age. Though he
was surrounded by crack cocaine and gang warfare, Soul P.
persevered with the help of God and came out even stronger
than before.
Believer
As the MC states about his struggles: "It was tough when I
became a believer. It was tough, because there were still
things I wanted to do. However, in the end, faith was more
rewarding when I won those battles with the strength of
Christ. My spiritual journey has been a constant uprising,
and everything became so much better when I understood God's
grace and mercy. It wasn't my own strength that got me
through the hard times."
Lifestyle change
The MC came from a broken home and ended up in a
correctional facility. Soul P. needed to stop his negative
lifestyle. He tells about what needed to happen for him to
change: "[...] the day that I truly accepting Christ in my
heart. Not the moment I stepped into church and said a
prayer and started going all the time, and just following
the motions or the moment I found religion, because since I
was 12 years of age I said prayers and was baptized and I
was falling in the same traps in and out of jail, hustling
just like a lot of young cats do right now [...] So man when
I understood the reason Christ came and died for me, that
was the day I stopped falling into the traps. [...] And now
I feel I can be father to my son, and the right husband for
my wife. And a productive individual".
Freestyling
As a youg man a NWA album got him started rapping and
freestyling in his neighbourhood. His favourite style back
then was gangstarap.
Debut album
Soul Plasma's debut album Simply Soul (2003) received a lot
of good reviews and his sophomore release is called "The
Soul Affect" (2005).
Beatmart Recordings
On the 2nd of May 2006 it became known that Soul Plasma, now
called Soul P. for the first time, signed to Beatmart
Recordings.
Best Of
In the summer of 2005, Soul P. opened DJ Morphiziz's second
volume of the Best of the Submissions, with the track "5
Fingers". Working with producer Todd Collins he continued to
build a close relationship with Beatmart Recordings and Todd
over the following months, which soon lead to talk of an
official record deal and culminated with Soul P. joining the
Beatmart roster.
The Premiere
His third album is called "The Premiere" released on
Beatmart Recordings in December 2006. The first album using
the name Soul P.
Videos
The video for "Whoa Whoa!" premiered on Thursday, February
8, 2007 and is the first video released by Beatmart
Recordings. It's Soul P.'s music video debut as well, and
the first video from the album The Premiere (2006).
Label
Soul P. signed to mainstream label Liquid Assets Recordz,
after Beatmart Recordings hit difficult times in 2007.
Mixtapes
On August 13th, 2007 the MC announces a new mixtape entitled
"Back at it Again" with contributions of DJ Sneakers and DJ
Matrok.
Albums
The MC is also working on his fourth full length album "The
LayOver". The project was first called "The King's
Empire".
Source of Quote: Shotgunreviews.com ; Beatmart.com ; MySpace
Blog: Back at it Again "The Mixtape", August 13th, 2007 ;
MySpace Blog: What's New with Sharp?, September 5th, 2007 ;
Dasouth.com: The Miseducation of Soul P. aka Easy McCoy /
Zee, March 13th, 2009. |
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| Release: | The LayOver |
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| Released: | 2009 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Liquid Assets Recordz |
| Info: | The album is scheduled for release in the Summer of 2009.
The project is formerly known as The King's Empire. |
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| Release: | The Premiere (vinyl) |
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| Media: | [7/12inch Vinyl] | | Released: | 2007 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Beatmart Recordings |
| Info: | This limited edition vinyl 12 inch record is released in
February 2007 for promotional purposes only and contains
alternate mixes of the original tracks.
Side 1:
1. Whoa Whoa!
2. Step Clap
3. Goodness
4. Hey Young Man
Side 2:
1. Whoa Whoa! (A Cappella)
2. Step Clap (A Cappella)
3. Goodness (Instrumental)
4. Hey Young Man (Instrumental) |
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| Release: | Radio Edition Volume 1 : Back at it Again (mixtape) |
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| Media: | [Digital Download] | | Released: | 2007 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Liquid Assets Recordz |
| Info: | The mixtape is released on February 19th, 2007.
Mixed by DJ Sneakers & DJ Matrok.
Hosted by Stevie G.
Albumcover contains explicit lyrics warning.
1. DJ Sneakers Intro (Live)
2. Easy Ways - featuring J Kronic
3. The Presentation - featuring Six
4. Feast - featuring Sharp Skills
5. Work in My Jeans - featuring The Rep
6. Froze Wrist
7. Let It Bang
8. Everyday
9. Back at It Again
10. In the City
11. My Life
12. Dj Matrok Into - Addicted
13. Life Goes On
14. Away from Here - featuring Trafek
15. BabyGirl
16. Way I Live - featuring Saprem & T Simpson
17. They don't!
18. Fly Me Over - featuring Six
19. Change in Me - featuring Rachell Royale
20. Inspiration - featuring Barry Hampton
21. Hold on Remix
22. Outro |
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| Release: | Goodness (single) |
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| Media: | [7/12inch Vinyl] | | Released: | 2006 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Indie (Independant Release) |
| Info: | The vinyl 12 inch record is released in the spring of
2006.
Side 1
1. Goodness (radio)
2. Goodness (instrumental)
3. Goodness (acapella)
4. Soul Affect
Side 2
1. Wait (radio)
2. Wait (instrumental)
3. Rhythm - featuring Ohmega Watts |
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| Release: | The Premiere |
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| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2006 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Beatmart Recordings |
| Info: | The record is released on December 26th, 2006.
It's the first album released under the name Soul P.
Production by Todd Collins, Winona Drive Productions and
Tony Stone.
1. Arrival
2. I'm Here
3. Whoa Whoa!
4. Goodness - featuring Lisa Kimmey
5. Step Clap - featuring Sharp Skills
6. You Make Me
7. We Don't Know
8. I'm Grindin'
9. Do My Thang - featuring Willie Will
10. You Can
11. Money More - featuring The Prolific MC
12. I'm the Street
13. Hey Young Man
14. Hold On
15. Hear My Cry
16. All I Want |
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| Release: | The Premiere (pre-release) |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2006 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Beatmart Recordings |
| Info: | 1. The Arrival
2. I'm Here
3. Whoa Whoa!
4. Goodness - featuring Lisa Kimmey
5. Step Clap - featuring Sharp Skills
6. You Make Me - featuring TC
7. We Don't Know
8. I'm Grindin'
9. Do My Thang - featuring Willie Will
10. You Can
11. Money More - featuring Butta P. & Prolific
12. I'm The Street
13. Hey Young Man
14. Hold On
15. Hear My Cry
16. All I Want |
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| Release: | The Soul Affect |
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| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2005 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Indie (Independant Release) |
| Info: | Track 1 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by Centric,
scratches by DJ Flip Flop.
Track 2 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by The Carolina
Boy, Saxophone Roby Edwards.
Track 3 - written by Soul Plasma, Destro, produced by DJ
Flip Flop.
Track 4 - written by Soul Plasma, Toni Hill, produced by
Elected Official, extra background vocals by Barry Hampton.
Track 5 - written by Soul Plasma, L-Pro, Urban Truth,
produced by DeepSix.
Track 6 - written by Soul Plasma, L-Pro, Barry Hampton,
produced by Elected Official.
Track 7 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by DJ Flip Flop,
scratches by DJ Flip Flop.
Track 8 - written by Soul Plasma, Olivia Warfield, Tony
Stone, produced by Tony Stone.
Track 9 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by DJ Flip Flop.
Track 10 - written by Soul Plasma, Nio Supreme, Libretto,
produced by Pale Soul.
Track 11 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by Centric.
Track 12 - written by Soul Plasma, Nio Supreme, produced by
Centric.
Track 13 - written by Mike Crenshaw.
Track 14 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by The Carolina
Boy.
Track 15 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by Whyos,
scratches by Nickels.
Track 16 - written by Soul Plasma, produced by Coley Cole,
scratches by Nickels.
Track 17 - written by Soul Plasma, Roosevelt, produced by
Mazz.
1. Intro/The Rise
2. Soul Affect - featuring Tim Kindell,
3. Takedaday - featuring Destro of Boom Bap Project
4. Survive - featuring Toni Hill of Sirens Echo
5. My Freedom - featuring L-Pro, Urban Truth
6. Black Ghetto - featuring L-Pro, Barry Hampton, Tim
Kindell
7. Soul Searching
8. Goodness - featuring Olivia Warfield
9. It’s Been
10. Hey Pain - featuring Nio Supreme, Libretto
11. Wait
12. Misunderstood - featuring Nio Supreme
13. Prelude to Racial Profile - featuring Mike Crenshaw 14.
Racial Profile 15. 1000miles 16. Outonthestreet
17. Outro/Cause For Life - featuring Roosevelt |
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| Release: | Simply Soul |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2003 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Indie (Independant Release) |
| Info: | Production by
- Deepsix : 2, 8
- Ohmega Watts : 3, 11, 12, 13
- Nickels : 4
- MG! the Visionary : 5, 6, 9
- K IV : 7
- DJ Evil One : 10
Scratches by DJ Arkitek, Nickels, DJ Because, and
Muneshine.
1. Intro
2. Maneuver
3. life is
4. Perfect Picture
5. walk with me - featuring MG The Visionary
6. Breathe
7. The Format - featuring L-Pro
8. Rhythm - featuring Ohmega Watts
9. Ghetto
10. The section
11. Full moon - featuring L-Pro, Braille
12. time flies
13. Simply Soul |
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