How TOMMEE PROFITT’s “Cinematic Songs” Vol 5 Came to Life

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How TOMMEE PROFITT’s “Cinematic Songs” Vol 5 Came to Life TOMMEE PROFITT Releases “CINEMATIC SONGS Vol 5” As we continue to roll out content on featured producer TOMMEE PROFITT, today we drop all the details on “Cinematic Songs Vol 5”. And what Tommee’s path looked like to get to where he’s currently at in ...

How TOMMEE PROFITT’s “Cinematic Songs” Vol 5 Came to Life

TOMMEE PROFITT Releases “CINEMATIC SONGS Vol 5”

As we continue to roll out content on featured producer TOMMEE PROFITT, today we drop all the details on “Cinematic Songs Vol 5”. And what Tommee’s path looked like to get to where he’s currently at in his career.

Who Even is Tommee Profitt

Hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan, award-winning songwriter and producer, Tommee Profitt. He is making his mark in the Nashville music community. Five-time Dove Award nominee and winner for Rap/Hip-Hip Album of the Year (2016) and 2018 Rap Song of the Year for Social Club’s “War Cry”(feat. Tauren Wells). Profitt also received the NSAI #1 Award for his song,“Let You Down,” which garnered over one billion worldwide streams and the #1 spot on the Billboard Pop Chart. An integral part of the production and sound development for top-selling artist NF. Profitt’s influence contributed to the artist’s #1 debut album, Mansion, as well as his follow-up albums, Therapy Sessions and Perception, also debuting in the #1 spot.

Profitt has worked with a host of CCM artists including Chris Tomlin, TobyMac, David Crowder, Francesca Battistelli, Mandisa, Britt Nicole, Colton Dixon and many more. He’s also found success in TV/film creating cinematic tracks for projects including Girl in the Spider’s Web, The Hunger Games: Mocking jay Part 2, Concussion, 24: Legacy, Prison Break, Quantico, The Good Doctor, The Handmaid’s Tale, Empire and Bones.

BTS of The CINEMATIC SONGS Series

Tommee Profitt was born for cinematic pop productions. The way in which he builds songs, pulling in countless classical instruments, layering in major pop production elements, no wonder Tommee’s got the momentum he does. It’s undeniable, really! It’s probably dangerous to get me testing driving a vehicle with Cinematic Songs Vol 5 in my ears. I literally feel like I’m in a movie. Outrunning the cops in a red Lamborghini, weaving in and out of traffic, dropping in and out of gears to escape. With a helicopter above, trying to keep up. But ultimately I shake them, and hide out in an abandoned building while waiting it out. Yeah I went there! Act like you didn’t!

Cinematic Songs is littered with featured artists and a plethora of alumni. Building and pitching songs for film/tv trailers, Tommee wanted the world to hear a collection of music that didn’t live anywhere else. Below gives a list of songs and featured artist on each song for Vol 5.

Cinematic Songs, Vol. 5

1. Heroes Rise (feat. Sam Tinnesz) Class 11

2. You Made Me Do It (feat. Ruby Amanfu)

3. Can You Feel the Heat Now (feat. Fleurie) Class 11

4. Who’s Gonna Stop Me (feat. Jung Youth) Class 10

5. Witching Hour (feat. Brooke Griffith)

6. Dark Conscience (INSTRUMENTAL)

7. Follow Me (feat. Ruelle)

8. Far From Home (Trailer Version) [feat. Sam Tinnesz] Class 11

9. Rise Above (feat. Trella)

10. I’m a Ruler (feat. Ruby Amanfu)

11. Unbreakable (feat. Mike Mains)

12. Infidels at Bay (INSTRUMENTAL)

13. A Storm is Comin (feat. Liv Ash)

tommee profitt nashville unsigned featured artist in the end with jung youth and fleurie

BTS (Behind The Songs)

Tommee has produced more music than years I’ve been alive, times 10. He states “This is BY FAR my favorite collection to date!!” Building music for film and tv has allowed Profitt to push the boundaries of his music. Giving him all the reasons to add more layers and go bigger adding that cinematic element that you can feel in your soul. Tommee says “Can You Feel the Heat Now” was a song we specifically wanted to try pushing the boundaries with. Which is what me and Fleurie normally do. We definitely accomplished that by stretching her out of her comfort zone, vocally.”

A fun little fact is Tommee and Fleurie had more placements in film/tv than any other artist/ songwriter he has worked with. Fleurie is also a class 11 alumni, in which her feature week will be launching soon.

A few other fun facts is both songs with Ruby Amanfu (“Ruler” and “You Made Me Do It”) were completely done (start to finish) within 3 hours each. Seriously guys? That’s insane!

And “Dark Conscience” was an instrumental originally pitched for the new Venom movie trailer. It didn’t make the final trailer, but Tommee said “I love the instrumental and still wanted to put it out!”

Little did you all know Vol 5 was completed in July but due to Vol 4’s release, TP decided to wait until November to launch it.

Well since you’re all caught up on the BTS details, now it’s time to go and sit with this album already. Enjoy!