RAP SUPERSTAR V.I.C. READIES HIS MUCH-ANTICIPATED DEBUT BEAST ON AUGUST 26th
V.I.C.’s album features guest appearances from Soulja Boy Tell’Em, Bun B, Jermaine Dupri, E-40, Polow Da Don, Hurricane Chris and many others
New York, NY, – Freshman MC V.I.C. is joined by a star-studded crew of artists and producers on the August 26th release of his highly anticipated debut album BEAST (Young Mogul/Reprise/Warner Bros. Records). V.I.C. teams up with GRAMMY nominated producer Soulja Boy Tell’em(“Crank Dat”) for his first single “Get Silly”. The club-jumping lead single has rung up nearly one million combined digital and Ringtone sales. It has held the peak position of number five on Billboard’s Hot Rap Tracks and #13 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. He has performed “Get Silly”on MTV’s TRL and its remix on BET 106 & Park opening the 2008 BET Awards. In addition, V.I.C.’s video for his second single “Wobble”, has already been added to BET, MTV2 and MTV Jams.
BEAST showcases V.I.C.’s lyrical prowess as he crusades through 19 tracks penning clever and captivating visuals on each song. V.I.C. has created an incredibly diverse album ranging from energetic call-and-response hit single “Get Silly” to conviction-in-God inspired tracks like “By Faith,” as well as songs like “Duck Off” that are heavily mainstream/pop influenced and classic big-band down south inspired tracks like “Bop, Bop, Bop.”
BEAST boasts standout appearances from Polow Da Don, E-40, Unk and Jermaine Dupri. His second single, the infectious party-jam “Wobble” produced by Mr. Collipark and The Package Store production team was released digitally on July 15th. Another album notable is the Hurricane Chris assisted “We Ridin,” a hypnotic ode to cars with Lamborghini –styled doors that flip up to resemble the Batman logo.
“Most immigrants come to this country with unbeatable determination,” said V.I.C. “This is my way showing my perseverance and tenacity; this is my Beast!”
ABOUT V.I.C.
Born to a native New Yorker mom and African immigrant dad from Ghana , V.I.C. has been making music since he was 10 years old and penned a drug awareness rap for his elementary school. Fast-forward to today, the only thing to get him out of the studio is his love of showing off his barber skills and working out. A self-taught man, he mastered the fine art of grooming by practicing on his brother. It took him about a year to perfect his craft, while cutting clients he would ask them about their workout regimen. Now he is a certified work-out-holic spending his off days in the gym.
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