A mash-up of Dance, Hip-Hop, Reggae, Funk and Indie is what makes this UK musical act stand out way above the rest. The two main players Mister P aka Panos Liassi and One aka Andrew Tumi, aren’t exactly the most likely pairing. Mister P, a Londoner is a DJ and producer/ writer brought up on a diet of Hip-hop, Dance (All Forms), and Funk. One, is a singer/songwriter who as a kid was dipped in a scalding vat of reggae, soul and the drum rhythms of his West African roots. |“We’ve tried to conform, but the truth is we’re best at being Supafly Inc. Slightly off centre.” The duo’s individual talents are remarkable in their own right. Over the years they have been responsible for many hits under various monikers. Supafly is a natural evolution of One and Mister P’s love of the UK’s unique music scene from the 1988’s dance music’s Summer of Love to the present day. “Thanks to our fans for voting us best new at the Urban Music Awards”. Each Supafly Inc record has the tapestry of One and Mister P’s differences woven in beautifully. Coupled with skilled song writing, their music is instantly catchy and the songs grab you every time with a vice-like grip. |“We feel at home entertaining with the decks, and with the mic in hand. It’s all about the energy that we create.” ‘Supafly Inc Live’ is a hybrid live show - cross between a Jamaican-style sound system and the most energetic rave you ever attended. The pair share a common passion for entertaining live, and their crowds have developed a symbiotic passion to be entertained… The shows literally evolve before your eyes, with Supafly Inc confident enough to improvise when the vibe demands it. “We were kept on stage recently for 5 and a half hours. That show only ended because of a call of nature!”. Now London-based, the essence of Supafly’s sun-filled, energetic sound developed partly from Mister P and One’s stint in Australia, where they had escaped to reconnect with their creative energy. Inspired by the sunshine and the live music scene in Melbourne, their time away proved to be an inspiration for Supafly’s signature tune, “Let’s Get Down”. It was written on one of the hottest days in Australia’s history… | |
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