supastishun

Plutonium Music N Films is pleased to introduce you to an up and coming rap artist and poducer from the eastside of Atlanta Ga. SupaStishun is no stranger to many DJs and fans throughout the South East Region. He is mostly known for his infamous remake of a popular kids song "I Want Candy". SupaStishun first gained recognition for his collaboration with David Banner, "What Tha Feezy" remix, song early 2003. The song featured on mix cds, websites and, independent publication across the southeast including Ozone Magazine "Patiently Waiting" Feb 04 Issue. By the end of the year SupaStishun landed a performance at the 1st annual SEA (Southeastern Ent Award) Jan 2004.

related links Ozone Magazine article Feb 04 issue ; Nashville Sounds article on SEA Jan 04

Born and raised in Atlanta, SupaStishun (AKA Maurice Devon) began writing rap and R&B music at 16 years old. He got his start recording in high school with a school mate and a low budget studio. Since then, the production of his music has made impressive strides. "Lalipop" (I Want Candy), produced by Atlanta producer Baybe-Lolife, displays a sophisticated arrangement, a far cry from the base tapes of Supa's teenage years.
Growing up, Supa listened religiously to the sounds of Slick Rick and Ice Cube. He also follows in the footsteps of major ATL rappers like T.I. and Ludacris, in addition to OutKast and Goodie MOB. Says SupaStishun about his favorite Atlanta rappers, "They did what I did; they saw what I saw. I just related with them all the way."

SupaStishun, recently won BlackPlanet.com's 2007 Talent Search for his latest single, "Lalipop" (I Want Candy), making him the Emerging Artist of the Year. Linda Hobbs, of VIBE Magazine, agrees: "I was feeling SupaStishun's drippy southern flow He rides the rock production well, and isn't afraid to be catchy like all the other southern emcees that's killing the clubs right now." Sickamore, the famous mixtape DJ and Director of A&R at Warner Music, one of the contest judges, told people to watch out for this "very marketable Southern artist". Supa has caught the attention of millions online through BlackPlanet, the social networking site. "I write about what I think people can relate too," says SupaStishun. "My music is an emotional roller coaster like a good book. I have content that will make you laugh, cry, and even make you angry." Only one winner is selected every year and 14,000 people on BlackPlanet.com chose him out of 500 other artists. The contest is sponsored by BlackPlanet.com, a mixed social network 16 million deep, as a result SupaStishun was featured in VIBE Magazine Jan. 2008 issue to help increase his publicity on a national level. Now SupaStishun has entered into an agreement with Sony ATV Music Publishing so he can release the single and album digitally worldwide (iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, Amazon MP3). related links Blackplanet.com Winners Circle

You can find recent media coverage on SupaStishun in the August 07 edition of Rolling Out Urban Weekly, (a Atlanta, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, New York magazine), where he was featured in Style Your Mind and VIBE Magazine January 08 is issue. related links Rolling Out magazine article Aug 07 issue