We made this joun to vent lines about our urban upbringing and give thanks to our heroes that kept us stable, that kept us steady and away from falling to the Wayside. For me, it was my grandpop; for Mel, his Stepfather.

Wayside Ft. Mel Mula

UNRULY (Halloween 2013) is my 4th and final album that I have created fully from scratch for promo that I've distributed for free. This project is a synthesis of all 3 previous works and it represents much of my growth as an artist and as a visionary. It touches on all colors of the gradient, from the dark dimensions of CARBON, to the boppy beats of R-KN, and even to the bright optimistic hues of REVERIE CLOUDS. I've worked really hard on this album and I dare say this is my greatest work yet. In my opinion, the only downside to it is the mastering and because of this I have sent it off to a different, more experienced mastering engineer. The central theme for the album is a recognition that things are not what they seem and are not what we're taught they are, they are in fact unruly. Through this discovery, I have freed myself from many of the rules of conformity that has plagued the hip-hop industry for the last 6 years. I hope you enjoy this album and become an avid supporter of my music and my visions.   PS: My favorite songs on UNRULY are "Midnight Holocaust," "Necessary Deviance (Burn It)," "I Can't Take It No More," "Dirty Socks," and "Alive."

Jealousy (feat. Nakimah Carter & Coron Fletcher)

Ms. Popular (feat. Sou'Lone)

I love the song Up All Night by Owl City so I decided to make a cover track from scratch and see what happens.  Sometimes you gotta do a little something something for yourself.  My friends liked it too so I figured I'll upload it and see what happens.  Best case scenario, Adam sees this and gives me a thumbs up.  Worst case scenario, nobody listens and I just keep my cover material to myself.  I don't expect my core audience to like this song since I only know 3 people who have ever even HEARD of Owl City, let alone are wholesome synth pop fans.  Anyway, before I end up needing a paragraph break, thanks for clicking, and I hope at least YOU enjoy :)

Up All Night Owl City Covered

Let Me Find Out (featuring DHO From Letout Boyz)

Camgirl Anthem - for all my heartdancers out there moving to the shape of love.  

Produced by JP Beats and (KP) Kawatta Productions.  

One of my lady friends recently decides she wants to become an onlyfans model. 



HEARTDANCER

This song is a place I visit to escape  the metaphorical mental smoke that comes with living in the city, and also, the hyper-real unruly Newport cigarette smoke that currently possesses so many of my family members.  May George have mercy on us all. 

SMOKE | by Xer0 from Kawatta Productions

Voicemail (Drunk Dialing)   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Aroma   [Produced by AirikiD//Xer0tr0n]

MOFO   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Yakuza   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

We Be Rollin (HOLD UP!) (featuring Caddie from Groovagang)   [Produced by AirikiD//Xer0tr0n]

Xer0 vs. the Hydra   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Tappin' On My Window (featuring Mel Mula)   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Woodland Ave. (featuring Vizzy-Vell)   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Uppers and Downers   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Kung Nova   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

Dogs // Liftoff // Push It (Intro)   [Produced by Xer0tr0n]

This song is about addiction and vice.

Needless to say I really like it, but that's because I created it, even the beat and the artwork.  


Think of it as a bonus track to Project Trinity to fit into the "Gluttony//Aroma//Tappin' On My Window" arc of the album. Let this track serve as a footnote, to enhance the listening experience.


Smoke & Mirrors

Project Trinity Bonus Tracks

Smoke & Mirrors (Trinity DLC 1)

Standing on a platform of resilience and talent, Xer0 has shown himself to be the archetype of a self-made artist. Born and raised in the rap capital of Pennsylvania, this Southwest Philadelphia native is a revolutionary hip-hop artist that uses futuristic methods to take us back to the original message of the hip-hop culture; “be yourself.”  His lyrics frequently address abstract themes of the human condition – including themes less commonly addressed in hip-hop, such as; mortality & existence, morality, self-esteem, and ethics.  Xer0 capitalizes on his lyrical expertise as well as his B.A. in sociology to provoke social awareness, reminding listeners of common issues and situations that exist within American life. His theatrical production choices and controversial subject matter has earned him local recognition as an eccentric, yet multidimensional artist and producer. With almost a decade of musical experience under his belt, including four self-published albums, numerous collaborations, and his own audio production venture (Kawatta Productions), he now sets his sights on international attention, signing under B. D. Smith at Black and Yellow Records. 

Eric “Xer0” Coney Jr. has had a very musical upbringing. At the young of five, Eric’s developed a heartfelt appreciation for melody when he  marking the birth of his appreciation and admiration for melody.  In 2006, with the release of Snoop Dogg’s Tha Blue Carpet Treatment Eric was inspired by the variation in sound production and was propelled to someday work in a production studio as a producer.  He went on to spend hours during countless afternoons fervently learning various music production programs from local producers.  After years of diligent research and countless acts of trial and error Eric was able to hone his craft and master a number of different digital art workstations including: Adobe Audition, Cakewalk Sonar, Abelton Live and Cubase. By the time he finished high school, he completed his first three demo projects, Beginner’s Luck, Tr0n, and Code Zer0 as well as five live performances throughout the city. Xer0 first hit the stage during his sophomore year of high school in 2008 at Bartram High School. With incessant tenacity, ambition, and talent Xer0 went on to perform at various venues throughout Philadelphia and surrounding counties.  Some performances venues include the Voltage Lounge, University of Pennsylvania, Rusty Nail Tavern in Ardmore, and Lickety Split.

Xer0’s music reflects his opposition to the strict dogmatic rules and regulations that retarded his self-expression in his early years. His artistry is not encumbered by the yokes of any doctrine but instead introspectively seeks to find truth in all things.  Xer0’s rumination of self and society is evident throughout his music in discussions of moral relativity, self-acceptance and self-worth. Also, greatly influenced by Owl City, Xer0’s music aims to tell stories of transformation and teach self-acceptance and inspire optimism. 

Today, Xer0 continues to spend time striving to perfect his audio artistry.  Having recently graduated from Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, he aims to incorporate his sociological knowledge into his music career. For example, Back Back, a single from his upcoming album 2021: B.M.W: Black Man’s Wand (set to be released through Black and Yellow Records Spring 2015) illustrates his views on the violence in Ferguson and the recent police killings of African-Americans. In addition, his single 2021 is a hip-pop song voicing pro-recycling views in a lighthearted way that still emphasizes the urgency of the issue.  When he is not performing, Xer0 freelances as a producer for local artists in the Philadelphia area.


Popular tracks by Xer0 - Da Unruly One