P. Novakane
For Information Contact:

Management:
Antoine Valentine, President
Raw Inc.
Tel: 917.548.4786
Email: daburnaz@hotmail.com
www.burnaz.com

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In competition, there can only be one winner. P. Novakane always brings his best game whether it’s on the field or the mic, proving that he is a true champion. This young emcee shined as the starting quarterback at Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, New York. When he wasn’t throwing perfect spirals for the football team, Novakane was showcasing his jump shot with the basketball team. Because of his strong versatility, leadership ability and physical talents on the field, many thought his future in entertainment would be in sports. Who knew that after those Sunday games, and late practices Novakane would put his day’s experiences into words. "Writing is what gives me most joy," says Novakane. He scored points with the hip-hop community with his consistent verbal assaults in freestyle battles and ciphers in every section of Brooklyn. With the final score being a win for P. Novakane, it is clear that he’s destine to break new ground in the hip-hop community.

Novakane furthered his underground buzz, by linking up with two other tight emcees (S.V. & Vill Rawsteen) also from Brooklyn, forming the rap group "The Burnaz." Under Raw Inc. they released their first single "We don’t Give A…." peaking at # 2 Rap Attack, #4 BRE, #5 CMJ, #18 Urban Network, and #23 Insomniac Magazine. The Burnaz second single "Once Upon a Hood Life" peaked at #5 Rap Attack, #5 The Network, #7 BRE, #8 Technicians and #12 Insomniac. They also broke into mainstream radio; getting spins at twenty-one mainstream radio stations. As the front man for the Burnaz, Novakane has performed at colleges and clubs all over New York and New Jersey, highlighted by performances with Doug E. Fresh at Club 122 and opening up for Wu Tang’s Killah Army at Rutgers University.

Novakane is armed with a style that is familiar yet very distinct. With tracks like "Stories of My Life Time", Novakane takes listeners through a detailed journey of his life. P. Novakane carves vivid illusions with his words that evoke intense emotions. With cleaver word play, punchlines, metaphors and subliminal messages, Novakane can keep his street credibility, while still being commercially viable. In the street anthem "Gangsta", he’s outwardly glorifying being a thug, but inwardly he’s also dropping a jewel many people miss, "Professors can’t teach this young ni**as are taught to floss/ before their teeth hit/ the cycle’s repeated." In short he demonstrates his ability to see beyond the obvious and introduces his listeners to the world outside the box by going inside.

P. Novakane is marketable, charasmatic, personable and a true lyricist. He’s able to change flows, subject matter and spit with the best of them. Novakane’s about to make you a believer "I died and came back spittin classics/ cause in My Life After Death/ I found the Bluprint to Illmatic." With that said, look out for P. Novakane at a major label near you.