Facebook Fan Page  The Story After 6 years of being in Canadian westcoast rap group Pooprider, Peter P, the artist formerly known as MC Thick Mitties moved East to pursue a solo career. Armed with live instrumentation, canned beats and a bag full of funk Peter put out his first solo album 'MC Money' with the help of the Bridge Street Crew. The Crew consists of Jeff Watts on the funk bass and backing vocals, Isaac Guimond on the drums, Wayne Fowler on guitar noise and Areli Taylor on backup vocals. Based on the sounds and styles of 1990 era gangster rap, MC Money was released on June 24, 2009 at a house party in Saint John, NB where Peter currently resides.  |
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Peter P and the Bridge Street Crew listening zone  I was fortunate enough to play a house party with these guys last summer. Their show was hilarious and tons of fun. I think I had a constant grin on my face during their entire set. "MC Money" is an amusing disc proving that these guys do indeed have a killer sense of humour. It's so refreshing to see a band like this that doesn't take itself too seriously. And to Peter P's credit, the raps here are very well written. The guy is a funny urban clown who is evidently having fun, inviting anyone to come along for the ride. The music is catchy and well put together, giving the CD a pulse that can be listened to repeatedly. Tracks like "Smack Yo Ass" are a party waiting to happen. The vocoder on "Cold Rokkin" sounds great, and "Straight Up Nerd" is hilarious. There does indeed seem to be a method behind all this madness. This disc upholds the great tradition of early De La Soul. Great stuff. -Gary Flanagan |
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