Just Muz (Christian Foley) is a 20 year old published poet, spoken word artist and Hip Hop MC. A relative newcomer to the UK scene he debuted on the 2009 Headspace Mixtape alongside stalwarts of the genre such as Ty, Mystro & Lowkey with the conceptual track “Soulful Stuff” reminiscent of Common’s ‘I used to love H.E.R’. He has experienced a gradual rise in profile thanks to a tremendous work ethic, putting out releases regularly whilst he has merited praise from well known poets such as Benjamin Zephaniah. His catalogue has received mostly positive reviews, praising his wit and wordplay alongside an ability to craft heartfelt songs. He has been featured on Radio One, as well as performing live on WFMU FM in the USA, showing a potential for breakthough. Just Muz seems to be influenced by an older generation of Hip Hop artists such as Talib Kweli, Common & Mos Def but also UK rappers Ty, Jehst & Akala… he incorporates honest, conscious Hip Hop with impressive word play, cadence and flow. Praise for Just Muz: BBC Radio 1 and Bestival's DJ Rob Da Bank - “A great introducing artist” DJ Format - “Great Stuff” (on Muz’s latest project) Akala - "Very good…the guy’s got lyrics" Benjamin Zephaniah - “Yes yes you got it. Pictures in the mind” His partner in crime on this project is Miss Tofelees, an acclaimed underground producer rising in profile thanks to her soulful samples and dreamy melodies. Her previous work with UK veterans Spida Lee and Joker Starr is proof of her ability behind the boards. Additionally, Miss Tofelees is the pioneer and innovator behind Hypomanic Productions, a company becoming known for its consistent output and alternative philosophy to music, championing the culture and creativity of hip hop, rather than reaching for profit and fame. Praise for Miss Tofelees: Roots Manuva - Crisp hip hop beats. Always good to see people doing it for the music El Da Sensei - That's what I'm talking about! I'm proud of you! DJ Yo-1 of The Mixologists - "Wicked!!! Hypomanic Productions… everyone, have a listen!" *Put these two forces together, and await the chemistry of a UK Pete & CL, Blu & Exile, Common & Dilla, Guru & Premier! All influences of this new double act to the scene.