Omniscence - Stage Presence (feat. Toz Torcha)

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"Stage Presence" is a vintage unreleased single from North Carolina rhyme-vet Omniscence. The song was recorded in 1996 shortly after the recording of what was to be his major label debut album, "The Raw Factor". Featuring an appearance from fellow NC spitter Toz Torcha (then of local crew The Vandalz) it's a vintage head-nodding 90's Hip-Hop track. The single is produced by Fanatic, who also produced all-but-one track of "The Raw Factor".

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