Phu’Cha (pronounced Future), a Revolutionary But Gorgeous thirty something sensation dedicated to liberating the Afrikan mind from mental slavery, which is a direct result of the Arab & European Trans- Atlantic slave trade. “I have vowed to learn the facts of my Ancient Afrikan Ancestors through research & from our great Afrikan Teachers past and present, using the art of singing & songwriting to teach. Music has always been a healer for my people & anyone who abuses it, may Karma & the Ancient Afrikan Ancestors have their way with you.” says Phu’Cha. She believes that she has a responsibility to those who listen to these “RBG liberating hits”, to provide food for their minds & tools for life’s journey. “Racism is alive and well but the consciousness of my people has awakened the sleeping giant,” says Phu’Cha. “My songs are down to earth & I also use everyday clichés’, & plan ole’ black sayins’ & situations to attract my listeners’ attention.” Phu’Cha is a community activist, lecturer, peer counselor, ministress of afrikan information, innovator, trendsetter, musician, warrioress, wife & mother who has been working for the Afrikan community in Memphis for some time. She Co-founded with her Husband Powwah Da Poet, their Feed the Homeless (FTP) Program, Stop the Violence That’s My Piece 4 Peace Block Party, & BoomBox Mentoring for Teens, Friday night Bean Bag Poetry @ Nappi By Nature Hair Kulture Tees & Gift Shoppe, were she is a Loc Specialist of 10 plus years. She has been involved with a Prison Prevention Program, were they took uninformed teens there to different detention facilities, to show them that prison life is not a badge of honor. Phu’Cha has also performed numerous times at different prisons, elderly care homes, schools, etcs, with a reggae band she founded called, “Phu’Cha & Finga Pop.” All events & programs are funded from their hearts & are continuously built to reach the youth. “Knowing that my people are the ground breakers of the planet earth & cradle rockers of civilization, we have the God given right to be free & go where ever our hearts desire especially back home to our Motherland Africa. “says Phu’Cha. “Every Afrikan person should desire to not be burdened by oppression of any kind especially because our Ancestors have suffered more than enough for us to go forward.” A Phu’Cha Affair proudly presents her junior album that provides poems, skits, hip hop, reggae, jazz and soul overtones that it so on point,it will not only entertain, but spark the minds of those who listen. Her first joint “Pheel Phree With Phu’Cha” came out in 2005. “Nappi Hair Soul Sessions is her way of using her natural nappi hair antennas to tune into the universal energies and utilize liberating lyrics to give the listener a session of soulful melodic sounds that they can nod their head to.” - Titles like Vent My Phrustrations, Insane, Money, & Nappi Hair are self explanatory. They deal with every day stresses, tension, and stereotypical issues that Afrikan people deal with in today’s manipulative society that’s road driven by corruptive media outlets. - Malcolm X, Bob Marley Tribute, Rise Up! O Mighty AnceStars, & POW’s, are hits that express deep appreciation & adoration for very important people in the Afrikan community that have fought for change & unity in our race. - Recogneyes & Back From You debuts Phu‘Cha’s warrior children, DJ Black Star & MC Bahiya’s exclusive recordings for the first time. Phu’Cha wants to let the youth know that we are indeed a great people with an infinite story of our own that was purposely left out the history book. There is no need to continue to fulfill the falsehoods that have been placed upon our race. This album is dedicated to my beautiful queen warrior mother, “Christine “Nubia” Lewis. Thank you for instilling in me my purpose in life & overstanding the free will to be an entrepreneur and foot soldier servicing my people to the best of my abilty. email or booking info: nappibynature@yahoo.com Phu’Cha ‘2011