Toronto, Ontario’s O.F.C. (Only for Champions), comprise of three young men all whom grew up with one another. Knowing each other since childhood has allowed each member to understand the other and feed off of each talent. These three young men individually and as team member’s possess a tremendous amount of talent musically. Each with their own taste and something different to offer, their music becomes tranquilizing to the listener as they thrive on offering something new and fresh to the e...
Toronto, Ontario’s O.F.C. (Only for Champions), comprise of three young men all whom grew up with one another. Knowing each other since childhood has allowed each member to understand the other and feed off of each talent. These three young men individually and as team member’s possess a tremendous amount of talent musically. Each with their own taste and something different to offer, their music becomes tranquilizing to the listener as they thrive on offering something new and fresh to the ear. Specializing in several genres; touching Hip Hop, Urban and Club, O.F.C caters to many different music fans almost of any genre. With "That Dude” producing beats, "Jay Seale" as the main emcee and "Dante Aniki" producing lyrical support, together as a trio and team are musically and lyrically eager to hype up their next crowd. O.F.C stops at nothing to do what they have always sought out to do; that is to make GREAT Music. The groups’ determination to learn and expand their talents have made them eager and given them the drive to make the best music possible.
Having several family members in the industry has allowed the O.F.C to appreciate real talent and clearly define great music from good music when they hear it. Each having their own roles they master just that. Each put in their utmost to perfect their craft. With many years totaled in dabbling, producing and making music, O.F.C is on the rise. Having worked hard thus far and will always continue to do so, O.F.C is set to release their first mix tape "Training Day," in spring 2012, an album telling tales on what life has brought them thus far as young men, immediately ensuing, the group will be hard in the studio recording their “Involution” album to end the two part series trilogy. This album will express their views and life in the industry. This two-part series trilogy is sure to awaken new fans and bring something new to the industry. “Training Day” is not your typical Hip Hop/Urban album nor will be “Involution, but one that will open eyes to a whole new vision of what music should be about. Known by their peers for having a different approach to lyrical content, O.F.C is confident they have conquered what they had set out to do.
Several new tracks and live performances are scheduled for O.F.C in 2012. 2012 is the year for “Training Day”. Now at the young age of 23/24, “That Dude”, “Jay Seale” and “Dante Aniki” have all the inspiration in the world, with research, experience, lyrical writing and singing/rapping talents O.F.C is more than ready to take the music Industry to different levels. Influenced by countless sounds, ideas, histories and trials and tribulations O.F.C, as a group have written over 30 songs, all with original instrumentals. They are eager to write more and look forward to producing their next masterpiece. With O.F.C’s diverse lyrical content, relentless punch lines and confident yet humble attitude and approach, O.F.C is sure to make a dent in the music Industry as it should expect to hear a lot more from them soon. For O.F.C this is just the beginning, its “Training Day”.
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