Both born on October 6th, hit-making duo Supernova & Mozenraff aka "Young Mozart" form the hip hop/techno (Hipno) inspired group "Cisum Tomorrow." The name Cisum Tomorrow is derived mainly from the word music being spelled backwards representing a “different direction”, and tomorrow "the future" being the focus. At young ages both LA natives were exposed to music in major ways. The two found each other in 2009 at a recording studio in Los Angeles and began making music immediately.
While...
Both born on October 6th, hit-making duo Supernova & Mozenraff aka "Young Mozart" form the hip hop/techno (Hipno) inspired group "Cisum Tomorrow." The name Cisum Tomorrow is derived mainly from the word music being spelled backwards representing a “different direction”, and tomorrow "the future" being the focus. At young ages both LA natives were exposed to music in major ways. The two found each other in 2009 at a recording studio in Los Angeles and began making music immediately.
While Nova pursued his solo and songwriting career, and Mozart followed his dream of being the hottest producer on the planet, the two began to make instant hits together. They started with a few hip-hop records, and eventually brewed up the radio smash "Sex on the Shuffle." From that point, history has been made.
Cisum has rocked shows with numerous major artists such as Twista, Mims,
Layzie Bone, Kid Kudi, Fabolous, Digital Underground, Talib Kweli, Wes Nyle, and many others. The hardworking duo commit to making popular relevant music for the masses and set a goal of writing at least a song a day in order to stay on their toes and exercise their creativity.
CT is inspired by new fresh ideas. Some of their favorite artists include Outkast, Jay-Z, Deadmaus, The Black Eyed Peas, The Fugees, Redman & Method Man, and a roster of other talented artists.
Ultimately, they believe they can change the world of music in a positive way with futuristic concepts, hard hitting beats and lyrics that stay true to who they are as music lovers. Cisum Tomorrow is here to stay. They are Tomorrows Music.
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