The Goodest of All Time

Barcode of the Streets

Barcode of the Streets freestyle

I Love It

I Loved It freestyle

Almost immediately after releasing The Mason Storm Mixtape in 2003, Eternal stepped away from music completely. After some persuasion from friend Montana Blak, along with a different hip-hop scene in Philly from a few years before, E-Life started toying around in the studio again. Over the next 10 years he would be apart of Montana's Liberty City Cartel, linked up with newcomer LoyaL and his Reality Music camp, co-founded Illadelph.com as marketing and promotional outlet for Philadelphia's arts on the brink. By 2013 he was starting a new connection with members of The Shed Jam, notably a artist named Jonny On The Spot (JOTS). In the midst of these alliances, Eternal still kept tinkering with new songs, new producers, recording styles and overall direction of his work as well as developing  for his own Move Right Entertainment label. Jewel of Denial is chronological music review of a decade from his return to the mic leading up to the beginning stages of his next album, #manonfire, due late 2015 on Move Right. 

Summer in the City

Flashback to 2001, E-Life produced this underground anthem paying homage to the hip-hop pioneers and culture from his hometown of Philadelphia. The song is from his debut album, The Basics. 
cover photo by Silk Kaya

My City (Represent It)

Let Me In

Finish What I Started feat LoyaL

Chosen One Feat Amy Jean

Braggin Right (goodest of all time)

late 2000- early 2001, Philadelphia USA. The Sixers were the NBA's best. The Beans/Jadakiss beef. Fat Tuesday riot on South Street. Phillies draft Ryan Howard....
But there was an anthem building in the streets when the year started. A rapper named Eternal Life baited the region with the iconic theme to local tv station Action News and gave the city a much needed ego-boost for his hometown. "Philly Rep' was first released as a white label 12" (only 25 copies, given to DJs/radio) back in mid 2000 and was produced by Bristol PA native, Merlin (who first signed Eternal in 1998 to his Soul Arc imprint). Wasn't long before Power 99's Radioactive show couldn't deny it after Don Mystic Mack broke the song a few weeks prior. Props from the corner hustlers to Beanie Sigel himself gave approval. WIP 610 Sportstalk even brought him on-air. The song sparked what E-Life calls a "work from home" career in Philly's music scene.  
Staples like the 'hoagie', soft pretzels, Charles Barkley, Tastykakes, Pat's & Geno's cheesteaks, Armand's music store, and so much more. 
The track was included on Eternal's debut LP, 'The Basics' which was released fully independent in April 2001  on Move Right Ent 
cover photo by Silk Kaya

The Basics

Philly Rep

"De La Do" is Eternal's unofficial hip-hop remix to The Chainsmokers hit "Don't Let Me Down"

E-Life x Chainsmokers - De La Do - Dont Let Me Down remix

Employment in the Work Order

Purple Throne Royalty prod by Purple Dialect

MSM2COMA

One More Day - LoyaL, Eternal Life, Nico the Beast and Amy Jean

#manonfire

Philly Heater

Eternal over a Timbaland beat... from The Basics.

Timbaland Freestyle

Just a tease to what you will hear on the new album... tons of subliminals and under the radar shout outs... Can you pick them out? produced by Loyal for Reality Music

Hurt Myself

E-Life breaking down a summer day in Philadelphia... Black Cutta on the beat

Summer In The City

Since he was a teenager, E-Life has touched ground in nearly every aspect of Philly's renowned hip-hop world. From battling, promoton, radio airplay, being in major print, festivals, beat production, collaborations, clothing, publishing, owner of a independent label, from when DJs used only vinyl into the era of flashdrives and Serrato, to performing with live bands, and refining the development of new artists.

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