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The Messiah Of Madness returns with NSFW single

Steel-town PA emcee/producer The Messiah Of Madness gets extra nasty in new single. “My D*ck Stand On Business” is some grimey freak-tales like if Freddy Krueger was influenced by Too $hort and Blowfly. Speaking on the track the artist said “Out here I’m known for having a lot of beautiful women. Matter-of-fact the amount of children I’ve fathered geographically probably outnumbers the amount of women that most men will get with in their lifetime.”
The track is taken from the recently released EP You Already Know (out now Dominion Hill Records). The emcee alter-ego of producer Tone Fultz, The Messiah Of Madness is adept at creating next-level horrorcore with no lyrical filter. The entire EP is self-produced, aside from other recent single “Crown Royal Bag” which was done by fellow Pittsburgh legend Big Jerm, who has also laced tracks for Mac Miller, Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg.
Watch official video for “Crown Royal Bag”: https://youtu.be/GGUdzmJu-rE?si=hvLSQaDBAqSJf4nI
This is the first new Messiah Of Madness since last year’s Monstrosity LP (Global Sounds/MNRK) but prior to that was a twelve year break between 2011’s The Ordeal LP and Monstrosity. This was mostly due to Tone Fultz keeping busy on the production side. Some of his recent work includes “Get On Your Knees” the new single from Wu-Tang / Theodore Unit affiliate Solomon Childs.
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Ervin Munir Drops Second Studio Album, “Pure and Simple”

Returning with his second studio album, “Pure and Simple”, Norfolk-based singer-songwriter Ervin Munir impresses! Following his first album, “Broken Compass”, Ervin does not fail to enthral with a sound which is uniquely his own. Moreover, he emphasises love, grief and loss in this album which will take you on a trip to remember.
One of the highlights of “Pure and Simple” is its many collaborations with a versatile list of musicians, which give the album depth and edge. Tina Blaber’s vocals on “King and Doors” add extra dimension to the album and Aeron Z Jones’s contributions on bass, electric, and slide guitar bring newfound energy.
“Pure and Simple” finds the perfect mix between grandeur and intimacy right from beginning to end. ‘Felixstowe”, is one of the album’s best and it captures its emotional depth and employs a strong drum solo to accentuate its poignant delivery. It is stripped-back but very touching and it is a magnificent distillation of Ervin’s musical vision. “Doors” highlights Munir’s adaptability as his delicate piano playing accentuates Blaber’s harmonies and it produces a very personal feeling.
“Pure and Simple” is evidence of Ervin Munir’s musicianship, honest candour, and engaging songwriting. For everyone who values sincere narrative via song, this album is a must-listener providing times of contemplation and pure musical enjoyment.
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