PATH P

“Demonstrating surprising versatility and honesty, Path P delivers this hard-hitting rap tour de force with consummate skill, poise and musicality."
- - The Akademia Music Awards

“WWS: What are some things artists need to be careful of?
PATH P: Getting too close to your art! It’s like the concept of Burning Man; learning to let go and not be so consumed with your art or whatever you hold close. It can be a detriment in the long run if you want to build an illustrious career. But it depends on what you want out of the music. Some are in it for the artistry, some for the fame and money. Me personally, what I take from it is that if you really love what you do, and you do it passionately, and people can see that, then the fame and money portion will potentially fall into place.” - WWS magazine

Born and raised by a single parent in Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York, Colin Lawton’s stage name PATH P stands for Positioned At The Highest Point. The lyricist’s music is a reflection of his everyday life and how the external world influences him. His lyrics are said to reflect his want for justice, righteousness, or just pure expression of lyrical capability and creativity. Dabbling in writing rhymes since his mid adolescence inspired by longtime friend Ganz Gutta, PATH P didn’t fully realize his love for music until 2008 and since has embarked on a path to promote his brand of socially aware and creatively charged Hip Hop.

Upon solidifying a long standing relationship with music artist and producer Mario “Thre3” Rivera III, the duo are a match made in musical heaven. With PATH P’s lyrics and delivery marrying Thre3’s beats with conviction they managed to create a sonic experience not as common in today’s Hip Hop scene. Their debut collaborative effort, LifeInTheRealestHue (2014) earned the titled Best Rap Album (East Coast) from the Akademia Music Awards in April of 2015. As a follow up the duo released the EP The Heal (2015) and their anticipated LP Indigo is slated for a late 2015 release.

PATH P has performed notable NYC venues like SOBs, The Bowery Poetry Club, and Arlene’s Grocery. As 2016 approaches expect him to shift into high gear and enter the New Year at full throttled speeding to further success. - Rude Boy Lifestyle (RBL) Magazine

Hey everyone!

We recently sat down with our client Path P to learn more about him and his amazing talent!

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3. What are the main tools you use to promote yourself? What successful strategies have you been implementing to reach the masses?

I’m definitely all over my social networks. I’m promoting my music on my personal Facebook profile, my Facebook Artist page, my Instagram, Twitter, Soundcloud, Youtube, Reverbnation, Bandcamp and of course, my personal website. As I stated before, I also recognize the importance of getting in front of people. There’s still power in personal connection, I’m a very firm believer in that. I work to examine what’s working and what’s not. I may tag my network and other artists that I respect on new posts of music/videos/etc. with authentic want for feedback and engagement.

I use the sponsored advertising on Facebook. You gotta believe in and truly value your worth as an artist. I invest in myself by staying abreast of industry trends in music, software, events and shows as often as possible. I believe in my value as an artist and as a person period. So I put money behind my work. I’ve been blessed to have developed the necessary skills in design, photography and overall marketing, so I know what it is to build my brand aesthetic, and I build it for every aspect, from a single cover art, to a Facebook/Twitter banner, to a full blown site, to merchandising. - I AM PR Agency

'Path P is a Renaissance man, a hip-hop agent of change in a time of narrow proficiencies and connect-the-dots careers; this driven, uptempo album covers more territory in an hour than most artists will in a lifetime.' - The Akademia Music Awards