EDGAR ALLEN FLOE TEAMS UP WITH J WHEELS FOR NEW ALBUM “FLOETRY IN MOTION” FEATURING ROYCE DA 5’9”, TERMANOLOGY, NOTTZ, LATOIYA WILLIAMS, AND MORE
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It’s been years since the release of Edgar Allen Floe’s official debut album The Streetwise LP. Most noted for his contributions as a member of North Carolina’s underground hip hop collective, The Justus League, Floe is back with the release of Floetry In Motion dropping June 19th on MCEO Records / Mass Media Group.
“I needed to take a step back and look at the direction I was taking with my music, to really make sure I was on the path that was right for me. Floetry In Motion sums up perfectly what I’m looking to accomplish with my music for years to come, which is deliver a truly organic and original sound.” – Edgar Allen Floe
Produced entirely by J Wheels, who has produced for artists such as Jean Grae and Canibus, Floetry In Motion features a well balanced cast of soulful vocalists and legendary hip hop artists. The hard-hitting “Mighty Floe Young” features producer/emcee Nottz, as well as Royce da 5’9” from Slaughterhouse. The smooth vibes of “Don’t Stop” features renowned singer LaToiya Williams, who has worked with artists such as Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, and The Game.
“Who knew that one trip to a local record store in Norfolk, Virginia would be the catalyst for such an amazing album!! Floe was performing there and I handed him a remix album, the rest was history! The creation of this album has made me a better producer, listener, and collaborator. It was truly a great experience, and I will always be grateful to Floe for giving an unknown producer a chance to make quality music! We made something special, I hope you all enjoy it! Thanks!” — Jeff “J Wheels” Wheeler
Edgar Allen Floe has been featured on albums such Jean Grae’s “Jeanius” project with 9th Wonder, as well as a variety of tracks with his Justus League brethren.
Most recently, Floe had teamed up with Canadian emcee, Ghettosocks, and released the seminal track “Don’t Turn Around”, the 1st single and video off Socks’ album “Treat of the Day”. The video was awarded an official selection at over 15 film festivals, and was nominated for Best Hip-Hop Music Video as well as Most Creative Music Video at the 2011 World Music and Independent Film Festival. The song itself was awarded Rap Single of the Year at the 2011 ECMA Awards, and the album “Treat of the Day” was nominated for a JUNO award that same year. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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