United Music Scene

MEGA & DARK LO GET INTROSPECTIVE ON SELF-AWARENESS After receiving some critically acclaimed reviews from various blogs/publications like AmbrosiaForHeads, Okayplayer, XXL, HipHopDX, Earmilk etc for his recent single "Reaganomics." Boston producer, B Leafs isn't just sitting on these accolades as he follows up with yet another single from his debut LP, this time he grabs the lyrical monster that is Mega Montana aka Cormega and Philly's Dark Lo for the introspective/self-aware "The Cloth." B Leafs newly released album "The Horizon"is streaming now on Bandcamp , Apple Music , and Soundcloud featuring collaborations with an army of artists including Raekwon, Masta Ace, Large Pro, Styles P, Elzhi, Ras Kass, Termanology and more. #bleafs #thecloth #cormega #darklo

"Welcome to the Golden Era" is a cross between two worlds; modern day rap and traditional Hip Hop, sound-wise. The official music video encapsulates that feeling by showing two teenagers from today (El Gant's nephew, Giovanni Gent and J57's step-son, EliHitEmUp) traveling back in time to the "golden era" to see what Hip Hop was like in LA and NYC during that time. Giovanni came up with the video's concept and EliHitEmUp co-produced the beat with J57. Director & Editor: Brian Sachson Director of Photography: Nick Catania Producer: Julie Sisson www.eclecticproductionsnyc.com  Starring: Giovanni Gent & EliHitEmUp Jamo Gang "Welcome to the Golden Era" Prod. by J57, EliHitEmUp, Richie Quake Additional Synth by C Dash  Get the Jamo Gang EP for free here: http://bit.ly/2EHLgjv

Jamo Gang started out as Ras Kass & El Gant writing and recording songs on the spot to new J57 beats at his Brooklyn studio in October of 2015. Their incredible chemistry quickly turned into a side-group for fun, which then turned into a serious group that lead to the three teaming up to create more than an album's worth of music by early 2016, with a push from DJ Premier to do so. Jamo Gang spent majority of 2016 & 2017 fine-combing their songs with J57 adding post production; as the three brought in a few hand-selected guest appearances for their debut, self-titled EP which is due out on January 30th. Jamo Gang’s sound is of a signature New York knit, but they’re far from a boxed-in throwback. There’s a 90s sound at work here, but they’re not chained to it; J57’s soundscapes are anything but antiquated. His drums crush souls while Ras and Gant’s raw lullabies send them careening into the concrete. Jamo Gang EP by Jamo Gang