Spaceman Stuu Releases New Single "Mad Black Man Misunderstood" In Celebration Of Black History Month

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) North Carolina�s Spaceman Stuu, signed to Imminence Records� CNMTC imprint, has dropped the first track since the release of last year�s debut EP Closed Caption. �Mad Black Man Misunderstood� is released in celebration of Black History Month and shows why CNMTC owner Kinnecom signed him as his first artist last year.

�The single is a vivid description of the self-oppression of young black males and where I first discovered this. I want the second verse to touch people who live or have lived in those rural areas and can understand where I'm coming from. The single is meant to be a statement that I hope wakes people up, or inspires them to let go of that self-oppressive mind state.� - Spaceman Stuu

About Spaceman Stuu:

Spaceman Stuu comes from a long musical background. Stuu first began his journey as a lyricist writing poetry. His poetry was often dark and honest and a reflection of hard times he was facing at a young age. Stuu created a local fan base that would stay updated with everything he was releasing. While the norm is to �fake it 'till you make it,� Stuu instead decided to present himself as who he really was and be honest about who and where he is. He wants his lyrics to mean more and paint a clear picture of who he is as an artist.

Recently Stuu began working beside recording artist Kinnecom (Imminence Records) who fell in love with Stuu�s poetry and honest sound. This relationship sparked a partnership to begin working on Spaceman Stuu�s debut EP, recreating previously recorded singles, and beginning on a new chapter of Stuu�s career and songwriting. Since then he has released three free tracks that have established a rapidly growing audience.