ROBERT ANTHONY A.K.A. SOUL X ---As an artist that exceeds musical styles, Robert Anthony has finally arrived. Coming from the streets of Philadelphia, Robert’s musical tastes covers a wide range of influences. From the hardest beats to the most seductive soul, Robert stays current with today’s existing sound. Billboard Magazine says “Robert Anthony offers slow jams designed to leave women in a love sick lather”. One thing that’s evident within his eclectic catalogue of music is that it flows with passion. A 90s release of “Faces of Love” on the Damage label, brought on comments such as “Robert Anthony’s lyrics are what many men want to say to women”. Known as a creative spirit, Robert or Soul X as his colleagues call him, has emmersed himself in his artistry. He feels blessed to have worked with some of Philly’s most explosive talent. These artists include childhood friend the Indikator, Sean Carey, Black Majic, Lace, the Gospel ensemble Spiritual Noise, Mystique, Taste, female MCs S-Type & Kelly B., R&B songstress Latrice, new comer REE and the Beat Pushers. His alter ego, Soul XTC, allows him to bring forth the gritty and raw beats for the streets. From his early days as an up and coming vocalist to the energetic two man team of TASTE, Robert Anthony has been waiting for the opportunity to unleash his sound on the world. With Damage Productions the time is now! --DISCOGRAPHY: Production, “BASTARD & SUPASTARZ” Single release by Indikator: Damage Recordings Summer 2002 Production, “AND THE WINNER IS...” by Indikator: Damage Recordings 2001 Production, writing and performance, “DESTINY”: Flashpoint Records 1996 Production, “HARD TO BREATHE” by Indikator: Flashpoint Records 1996 Production, writing, performance, “FACES OF LOVE” Damage Recordings 1994 Production, writing and performance, “ALL UP IN IT” by Taste: Graphique Records 1992 Production, Various tracks by the artists: Black Majic, Indikator, S-Type, Latrice, Spiritual Noise and REE --FILMOGRAPHY: “LOVE SONGS” 1999
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