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Da Prophet : Memphis Year
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What if you had nothing to live for except the pretty little face of a beautiful 5mo. old girl and the music you create. If So then you know about "Da Prophet." You are not alone this time.
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap: Southern Style
Release Date: 2005
Memphis Year Record Label: Da Prophet
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Chocolate Wheel (Intro) 2:30 $0.99
I Roll Wit feat Mo Banks, DreDay, Zo Black 4:05 $0.99
Knight Road 4:27 $0.99
North, South, East, West feat Skitz-Lo, K.I. 5:09 $0.99
Can U Relate 4:06 $0.99
Nothings Gonna Stop Me feat Zo Black, DreDay, J-Vo 4:28 $0.99
R.B.P. feat Ver-C-Tyle, Chris Mac 3:19 $0.99
Thinking Of U 3:27 $0.99
NBA In Memphis 2:02 $0.99
Da Prophecies feat QVC, Nidus, War 4:09 $0.99
Dreams feat J.B., Robbed 4:23 $0.99
Shake It feat Ver-C-Tyle, Chris Mac 4:05 $0.99
Da Co-Alition feat Random, Troy K 4:12 $0.99
Da Streets is Real feat J.B. 2:27 $0.99
Sike Jones (Mike Jones Diss) 2:40 $0.99
Killing Em Softly feat Zo Black 4:44 $0.99
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Album Notes

Why this name?

Da Prophet was a name given to me by GOD. Crazy as it seems I went to sleep one night and had a dream that I was at school and it was recess. I was schooling fools in ball and I blacked out. I open my eyes to find myself not being able to move but I watched my dad walk out the door. At the blink of an eye I woke and everything appeared the same, but my pops left. Later on that day it was good outside so I got to play with my homies and I was schooling them. I came to the crib and niggas rolled through, they start spitting rhymes calling me Nick'Mo cause that was my name then. The first time they called me that I told them my name is "Da Prophet Nigga." They asked why and I told them. Since then its been something that I would call a sixth sense or a third eye just seeing shit differently then everyone else and making something off nothing. This right here is what I do all day 24/7, if it aint online then its in the streets but better believe its getting done. Iam have sold 250 copies of my promo so thats what good news I have now and heres what it has to offer. Thanks for yall support and I will only provide yall with more cause yall deserve it, thanxs.


Would you still sign a record contract with a major label?

I have got a lot of underground offers but all were really not that good, but they are getting better by the day. I have moved into full swing since 10/11/04 when my beautifil little girl Elaina Rae Morris was born, and things have been getting better by the day.


Your influences?
Music period is my influence. Nothing else.


Where are you originally from?

I am originally from Chicago, IL. Southside 38th N Michigan. A lot of drama was going down everyday and I always had something to get into. They are tearing the Robert Taylor projects down because they said it was costing them too much and the environment was bad which that is not true. I moved to the South suburbs with all the rich folks after my mom and dad got married and supposedly my dad had a whole lot of money. My mom and dad got a divorce. Me and my brothers (Nate'Mo and B.Y.) had moved out with my mom to other parts of the Southside. When things weren't working out for her, she met a man named John Webb, and soon they started dating and John agreed that he would move in my brother and me with my mom and he had no problems with it. He lived in NJ. So I had moved to the east coast expecting that people would hate just because I am from the Chi. Instead it was the total opposite, they loved me being from the Chi, kind of gave them a different view of how things was going on in the world around them. I lived there for 6 years and moved back to IL for 2 years, and then I finally ended up in Memphis, TN. Since I have been here I have had 3 shows and a very powerful and faithful fan base. Guess that is why I am doing this interview now.


How long have you been into Hip/Hop?

I have been rapping since I was 16 in Teaneck, NJ. Everyone on the east coast are more into lyrical content then the quality of music. That right there improved my lyrical skill better than all of my friends except one, and that was "Block Noise." A very good friend of mines who lyrical content would surprise even some of the hottest emcees today. The difference between me and him is that his state of mind focuses more on lyrics and a feeling of what is going on at the time, I on the other hand make music for the people regardless of lyrics, sounds, genre, etc. I hear a beat and automatically I have a vibe for that song and it cannot be changed no matter what. My style really developed even more when I moved to Memphis because everyone here heard me rap and immediately said I must be signed, which really I am a independent artist that does a lot of work. I am now 21 and doing shows here in Memphis and I have collaborated with many artist down here that are considered the next best thing. Now I am getting calls like they are so I am going down that same road.


Where should anyone look to find any of your material?

Well I am all over the net as you can see so if you want to peep my material, all you have to do is go to some of my websites:
http://www.cdbaby.com/daprophet
http://www.a1underground.com
http://www.soundclick.com/daprophet
http://music.download.com/daprophet
http://www.goldmic.com

Goldmic.com is a site where I have battled for some time now and it is a great way for emcees who want to polish their skills in battling. My name there is f0rensics (the O is a zero because of legal reasons) and I am undefeated and plan on keeping it that way nah mean. I am also doing shows here in Memphis and willing to do shows anywhere in the US. I already have done 3 shows in Brinkley, Arkansas and they pay the right price. I am not expensive and you will get a hell of a show. I perform as well as set up battle competitions so if your interested then hit me up direct at:

Nickmo05@netzero.com
901-650-1620 Cell
901-502-4361 Home

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REVIEWS

Get Money Inc wants to sign you prophet
author: Mr. Get Money 'Dre Day'
soopa muzik one of the hottest out of the M-Town
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I give this album 3 1/2 stars
author: The Verdict
Okay Da Prophet drops his album Memphis Year. Listening to his flow let me know he wants next. His production is real nice. Out of 15 songs he has 10 features which leads me to say he must've did'nt have enough material to do his whole album hisself so He got alot of features where he only had to write one verse instead of two or three, and this is a major problem. On can u relate Da Prophet spits (why this apartment has to have on fucking bedroom/little shorties don't hear their mommas all they hear is the led soon/why it's got to be us, momma got to go fuss/because her three boys ain't doing enough/ so I decided to pick up the slack so i pick up the crack/100 a pack but I'm getting 1000 back/) Lyrically he was telling listeners why he decided to get in the crack game then he also spit(why did the skuds lock me up when I already got it hard/just turn 18 and I already got a charge.) Overral verdict his subject matter was great and his flow was real hot Its mainly because he had to many features on his album. cop the album and listen for his next album to have lesser features, if so I believe that he is a 4 stars rapper, we will have to wait and see.
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The Greatest well-rounded Balance of good underground music!!!
author: Matt Marshall/ VP A&R
I have dealt with a lot of underground artist as well as commercial artist, but theres one thing for sure that I know. When someone has captured a original style that is versatile to fast, slow, east, west, laid back, aggresive, etc. I personally believe he is the definition of marketable in all aspects. I gave it a 4 out of 5 due to quality issues which can always be fixed so that is one of the not so important things for underground artist. This CD also captures your attention throughout the whole album with a constant flow of beats that are untouchable by today'sprofessional standards (and yes I do mean Timbaland, Dr. Dre, Alchemist, etc.) and everything that is talked about on this CD, I can almost relate to in any part of town so that is what I believe a good album is. The Mike Jones Diss on here shows how I would say more then half of the underground artist arise on the hip/hop scene by pointing a large hip/hop figure and going after him, I think it was a great effort if I say so myself. I recommend this for all underground hip/hop lovers!!!
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He has to be getting signed?
author: sacballer
yo check this out!!! Real and Raw!!
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