Grammy-Nominated Producer Khrysis Explains His Beat-Making Process For Mark Steele’s ‘Bull City Air’

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Khrysis is one-half of Jericho Jackson and one-seventh of Jamla‘s mighty production team The Soul Council. The multi-Grammy Award-nominated producer recently lent his talents on Mark Steele’s “Bull City Air,” from the rapper’s It’s Been A Minute album. Today (10/24/2018), Khrysis is the focus in the third installment of Steele’s It’s Been A Minute extras series.  

Watch the Khrysis It’s Been A Minute extras clip on Instagram: https://goo.gl/XGUCDv  

Released Friday, October 12, It’s Been A Minute serves as Steele’s full-length follow-up to his lauded sophomore album Almost Time.

Stream/purchase It’s Been A Minute: http://smarturl.it/itsbeenaminute

Steele recently visited SiriusXM’s Shade 45 in NYC to spit a few bars on ‘Rap is Outta Control’ with DJ Eclipse. Watch here. 

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More about Mark Steele

Known to many for his ESPN Sports Center anthem “Greatness,” North Carolina emcee Mark Steele imbues a gritty, fervid sound that has been long lost since the late ’90s, early 2000’s. Bred into the culture since the tender age of 15, he has already collaborated with some of hip hop’s top names, including his mentor and former college professor 9th Wonder, Rapsody, Raheem Devaughn, Big Pooh (of Little Brother), YMCMB artist Cory Gunz, and more.

Steele’s debut album Sumthin For The Wait (2014) boasted his hit “Not Like Yall,” which was featured on ESPN’s morning debate show “First Take” and played throughout the month of March 2014 in celebration of  March Madness. Soon after Steele’s ESPN hit “Greatness” (from his History Repeats EP) ran its course, Steele released the highly anticipated album, Almost Time (2016), which proved to be the most important album of his rising career thus far. 

With production from Grammy award winning producers Carvin and Ivan, the project’s lead single “Big Dreams” was featured on Ebro’s Beats 1 #DiscoveredOnAppleMusic segment, and the album’s Rapper Big Pooh-assisted single “Ain’t Real” aired on Dr. Dre’s The Pharmacy (Beats 1). Look for Steele’s refreshing sound to push the culture forward, on his way to becoming a leader of hip hop’s new generation.

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