OPEN UP EP, by Gi Major

OPEN UP EP

by Gi Major

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Jonas I have no real words. I would say Gameplay is masterpiece Favorite track: GAMEPLAN [Prod. Clonez].

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1.	PASS ON THE NAME [Prod. Oskuro] 02:41	info	buy track
2.	GAMEPLAN [Prod. Clonez] 03:02	info	buy track
3.	OPEN UP [Prod. Amen] 03:15	info	buy track
4.	ANYWAY ft. MC Jumanji [Prod. OH91] 02:46	info	buy track

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The ‘OPEN UP’ EP is a hybrid of both UK & NYC soundscapes, featuring two productions from NYC producers Oskuro and Amen, as well as two productions from UK-based producers, OH91 and Clonez.

As a self-proclaimed, cross-genre, alternative hip-hop artist with a UK grime influence, Gi’s newest project exemplifies her dynamic sound and open-ended approach to her artistry. Featuring tracks in the grime, hip-hop/trap, and R&B realm, The ‘OPEN UP’ EP is a testament to the significance Gi places on maintaining an identity in an industry plagued by repetition. #MajorMoves

credits

released April 18, 2019

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Written by: Gi Major
Featured Artist: MC Jumanji [Anyway]
Production: Oskuro, Clonez, Amen, OH91
Mastering: Glume
Label: Sedimentary Sound sedimentarysound.com
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Bookings/Inquiries:
Gi Major: gimajormusic@gmail.com // earthtonenyc@gmail.com
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Gi Major
www.sedimentarysound.com

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Gi Major New York

As a self-proclaimed cross-genre MC with a UK grime influence, Gi Major is not one to be confined by industry labels. Dynamic in style, Gi’s work is palatable to both mainstream hip-hop circuits and the rapidly growing underground grime & bass scene. Currently stationed in Queens, Gi is Co-Founder and MC for NYC-based music collective, EARTHTONE (est. 2015). ... more