CT Artist SeeS (S Double E S) Collaborates With Hip Hop Legends, Then Gives Track Away For FREE DOWNLOAD!

Online, November 23, 2011 (Newswire.com) - It would be an honor for any artist to get the opportunity to collaborate on an original track with any of the members from Wu Tang. With that said, CT Artist "SeeS" was able to double that honor and get both Cappadonna and Inspectah Deck on the same track. The track was produced by Platinum Producers "Mysto and Pizzi," two up-and-coming producers from NYC that have had a lot of success in recent years, including producing tracks for major artists such as R. Kelly.

The track, titled "What 2 Do", was recorded for SeeS EP "SeeS Control", and although the track appears on the CD, SeeS decided to give the track away to his fan for FREE. You can download the song at SeeS official website www.seeshiphop.com or at his Reverbnation Fan Page, www.reverbnation.com/sees09.

If you are a Wu Tang fan this track is a Must-Download. SeeS encourages fans to download the track, share it, burn it, upload it to blogs/sites, and put it on mixtapes. "I made this track for my fans, this track is theirs, they shouldn't have to buy it" -SeeS

For more information on SeeS please visit his official website, www.seeshiphop.com or email him at [email protected]. You can find him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sees09.

SeeS (S Double E S) was raised in the affluent suburbs of Hartford, CT, not exactly a 'hotbed' for Hip-Hop music. But this ironic environment simply serves to underscore his phenomenal natural talent. In the mid-90's while Hip-Hop's wave of popularity was exploding worldwide, SeeS, a young adopted teen living in privileged suburbia, "struggled mightily with identity, individuality and sense of purpose." Hip-Hop culture captivated him. He loved it. It offered him an outlet and the freedom to express himself without limits. But that's not all. Hip-Hop also simultaneously revealed his gift as a lyricist. Capitalizing on his newly discovered talent, SeeS began writing rhymes at a furious pace, penning literally hundreds of Hip-Hop songs in just a few years.