Jae Skrilla brings an east coast style that's inspired by artists such as Big L and Dilated Peoples, and lays them down skillfully on some very west coast inspired beats.

6 MP3 Songs
HIP-HOP/RAP: East Coast, HIP-HOP/RAP: Underground Rap

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This is the first release from Jae Skrilla who brings an east coast style that's inspired by artists such as Big L and Dilated Peoples, and lays them down skillfully on some very west coast inspired beats. With a wide variety of tracks on this 6-song EP the listener gets a taste of very different aspects of Jae Skrilla's life. "Wild in tha Club" starts out the EP with a psychedelic, up-tempo club beat with a chopped and screwed hook that adds a touch of southern style. Featured artists Black Dimonz and One Deuce, hailing from Texas, further add to the southern flavor. The next track "In The City" is a slower, more underground style raw street track featuring King Smooth Ace from Seattle thatâs perfect for bumping while riding through the streets of your city. "My Life" is a very east coast sounding track that tells Jae Skrilla's life story, one that "wasn't always one of ambition and glory." From the pain of losing a family member to finding ones self and starting a family this songs universal message about struggle and personal growth resonates with us all. "Strapped Up" takes us to a dark world of gun violence on the streets, featured artists G-Rated and C. Blaq make it clear that this group of rappers should NOT be tested. "Last Call" brings us back to the club scene with a song devoted to drinking, smoking, and partying with your friends. The lovely Vickie graces this song with her sexy voice advising the listener to "smoke the green, not the brown." Rumors wraps up the disc on a serious note with a track written for those people spreading rumors and talking shit about Jae Skrilla behind his back. Clearly agitated, Skrilla reminds those speculating and hating to "stay the fuck out my business!"

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