Profyle

The Shreveport, LA, vocal quartet Profyle includes a couple of brothers and cousins who was raised together, inspired from the success and positive message of groups like Boyz II Males. They began carrying out at local skill shows and captured the attention of the promoter during one overall performance, who launched them with their long term supervisor, Musa Moore. Moore experienced the group record their demonstration tape with maker V. Jeffrey Smith; this tape produced its method to Kedar Massenburg, chief executive of Motown Information, who provided Profyle an archive deal. The group’s debut recording, Whispers at night, adopted in 1999.