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Free download of MP3s/WAVs at http://www.phuturelabs.com/word/the_label/pl004-profisee-logans-run-ep/

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For our 4th release and our first outing in 2011, we’re very proud to welcome one of the UK’s finest MC’s and lyricists – Profisee.

From his work on One Little Indian with the Yard Emcees in 2003 through to recent work with likes of Hexstatic, Starkey and Neil Landstrumm, Profisee’s consistently flawless delivery backed with intelligent lyrics has brought him the respect of anyone lucky enough to have crossed his path.

His next release, the Logan’s Run EP, sees him team up with a collection of both experienced and new producers to deliver an EP that crosses genres and boundaries with ease and offers a taste of what to expect from his forthcoming album.

Phuturelabs’ own S-Type is the first producer to display their wares on “Logan’s Run [No Guts No Glory]” where spacey beats and synth work pound underneath Profisee’s “No Guts No Glory” refrain. Ninja Tune’s Poirier is next behind the desk and delivers “Movin”, packing Profisee’s hook laden vocal over an infectious head swingin’ bassline.

Amsterdam’s Process Rebel is the next to line up the beats and it’s “How It Goes” that forms the EP’s most dancefloor orientated track. Packed with a fuzzy synth hook and with a tonne weight of sub bass strapped to the underside, Prof’s vocal unfolds over a tribal backing before an insanely catchy loop attaches itself to the vocal hook.

The EP’s final two tracks see mysterious Glasgow producer Scharkz step into the fold. Following the theme of his work with Kid Adrift last year, the first track “This Means” is a decidedly dark chunk of dubstep tinged electronica with Profisee’s vocal taking a trip to Vienna and back. Closing track “Why Today’ adds a full stop to proceedings and sees Prof attack the topic of loss with heartfelt honesty.

Big thanks go to Offshoot DESIGN for the brilliant artwork (they also put together the artwork for PL002) and to Alan Hostage for the mastering.