SUPERSONIC BLAZE AKA Mr How much is money(HMIM) is a versatile artiste
drenched in the hip-hop culture. Listening to Supersonic Blaze is like
hearing the different components of music in one artist. Existing in
the space between modern hip-hop, afrobeat, pop and r&b, his music
somehow ties tradition together, while placing his own distinct
personality on it. And in the tradition of the greatest artists, he
raps (and sings) straight from the heart without hesitation and with a
commitment to excellence above all, making him a unique artist on the
rise.
Born Precious Ewa, to Strict Parents that wouldn’t allow his ambition
to become a musician, drown his academics he is currently pursuing a
degree(audioproduction)at SAE, Dubai. Supersonic Blaze was born in
Lagos, but he grew up in different countries where his exposure to
different cultures has helped in moulding him into a versatile
artiste. His Journey has not been an easy one combining academics with
music but his focus and determination knows no limit.
His adventurous nature is one key element that drives him towards his
desire. His love for comic books and video games is something he
doesn’t pretend about and that’s the secret behind his stage name
Supersonic Blaze; Supersonic is the speed of sound, while Blaze means
fire. Taking up music professionally in 2010 to establish his career
as an artiste, he hooked up with music producers that could connect
with his multi-layered style of music and express it through their
well-crafted beats. He started the recording process which has so far
delivered many songs and has also improved his
rapper/singer/songwriter identity. “I’m a rapper and singer at heart
and as a producer I understand that the instrumental is a fundamental
part of a song . In 2011 he dropped a mix tape titled “SUPERSONIC
HYDRO Vol.1” a compilation of free style sessions laced with classic
hip-hop instrumentals which received a lot of credible reviews. This
year he wooed the commercial market with two singles EBAENO AND
MAFIPARA which are enjoying airplay on radio and DJ mixes.
drenched in the hip-hop culture. Listening to Supersonic Blaze is like
hearing the different components of music in one artist. Existing in
the space between modern hip-hop, afrobeat, pop and r&b, his music
somehow ties tradition together, while placing his own distinct
personality on it. And in the tradition of the greatest artists, he
raps (and sings) straight from the heart without hesitation and with a
commitment to excellence above all, making him a unique artist on the
rise.
Born Precious Ewa, to Strict Parents that wouldn’t allow his ambition
to become a musician, drown his academics he is currently pursuing a
degree(audioproduction)at SAE, Dubai. Supersonic Blaze was born in
Lagos, but he grew up in different countries where his exposure to
different cultures has helped in moulding him into a versatile
artiste. His Journey has not been an easy one combining academics with
music but his focus and determination knows no limit.
His adventurous nature is one key element that drives him towards his
desire. His love for comic books and video games is something he
doesn’t pretend about and that’s the secret behind his stage name
Supersonic Blaze; Supersonic is the speed of sound, while Blaze means
fire. Taking up music professionally in 2010 to establish his career
as an artiste, he hooked up with music producers that could connect
with his multi-layered style of music and express it through their
well-crafted beats. He started the recording process which has so far
delivered many songs and has also improved his
rapper/singer/songwriter identity. “I’m a rapper and singer at heart
and as a producer I understand that the instrumental is a fundamental
part of a song . In 2011 he dropped a mix tape titled “SUPERSONIC
HYDRO Vol.1” a compilation of free style sessions laced with classic
hip-hop instrumentals which received a lot of credible reviews. This
year he wooed the commercial market with two singles EBAENO AND
MAFIPARA which are enjoying airplay on radio and DJ mixes.
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