Far From Ya Average (feat. Jayo Felony) - Don't Blow My High (feat. Jayo Felony) - Hypebomb Records. "THE BASEMENT LP" WAS NOMINATED FOR "BEST HIP HOP ALBUM" BY THE SAN DIEGO MUSIC FOUNDATION IN 2014!!!! 

Hypebomb Records presents: The Basement LP 

"The Basement LP from Far From Ya Average is their third album and doesn't disappoint with lyrical skill and a diverse selection of beats capturing a throw back, classic vibe. From the first few seconds of the intro you can tell that this is going to be a fun album by poking fun at the typical club scene requests over a Slick Rick track. "Get Up" offers a strong start with overdriven guitar samples and distorted vocals, it's a powerful track that builds excitement for the rest of the album. With guest lyricists sprinkled throughout, a standout for me is Madd Joker on "Deadly", a beat by Edgar IsReal. The diversity of vocal styles play off of each other nicely, enhancing the melodic samples of the instrumental. Several interludes from SDMA winner Mr. Ridley offer humorous cynical commentary on the state of hip hop stereotypes such as "swag rappers" in the form of "Deep Thoughts". "Molecules and Music", orchestrated by Inform, is a mellow summer time beat full of upward thinking lyrics and a creative use of turntable rewinds, it is clear to see why this is the premier single. With tracks like "Look of love" produced by Bonita Basics demonstrating more commercial appeal similar older tracks from the Game to "My Future Ex" capturing a downtempo vibe this album has the ability to appeal to numerous demographics. Nearing the end, what album would be complete without a posse track entitled "No Hooks", Much like something one would find at a live show. The Basement LP is reminiscent of the Los Angeles underground scene towards the later 90's through its use melodic samples and pitched up vocals, grabbing lyrical inspiration from early 90s east coast hip hop. Far From Ya Average is a group that continues to gain momentum and leaves its audience craving the next release." - DJ PNutz host of the "Me, Myself & I" Radio show  

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2018 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Don't Blow My High (feat. Jayo Felony) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. J Trizz, Element Tha Cali Supastar) - Take A Ride With Me (feat. J Trizz & Element Tha Cali Supastar) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Take A Ride With Me (feat. J Trizz & Element Tha Cali Supastar) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. Amanda Jane) - All I Want Is You (feat. Amanda Jane) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - All I Want Is You (feat. Amanda Jane) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. Mommie V, Motor Mouth) - Dirty South Of The West (feat. Mommie V & Motor Mouth) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Dirty South Of The West (feat. Mommie V & Motor Mouth) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. Silhouette) - Na Na Na (feat. Silhouette) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Na Na Na (feat. Silhouette) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average - Lookaway - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Lookaway (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average - Mi Cheri Amor - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Mi Cheri Amor (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. Georgie Salgado) - Fast Lane (feat. Georgie Salgado) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Fast Lane (feat. Georgie Salgado) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. Amanda Jane, Pablo) - Me & You (feat. Amanda Jane & Pablo) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Me & You (feat. Amanda Jane & Pablo) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. Silhouette, Chi Bully, Haywyah) - No Hooks 2012 (feat. Silhouette, Chi Bully, Haywyah, Pawz One & S.H.E. Music) - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - No Hooks 2012 (feat. Silhouette, Chi Bully, Haywyah, Pawz One & S.H.E. Music) (Remastered)

Far From Ya Average (feat. J Trizz, Problumz, Mz. Chief) - Hottest Eva (feat. J Trizz, Problumz & Mz. Chief) [Bonus Track] - Hypebomb Records. Hypebomb Records presents: The Stage Crasher LP

"Far From Ya Average (often abbreviated as FFYA) is very well named, as “Stage Crasher” clearly demonstrates. Music fans who may have been bored by the last 15 years of hip hop music, which has been repetitious and brutally over-produced by many standards, will be elated to discover this eclectic album by Far From Ya Average. The style and overall sound of “Stage Crasher” is widely varied and entirely fun. Over the whole one-and-a-quarter hours, it is consistently full of catchy rhythms, brilliant rhymes, and ingenious melodies, and never once gets old. Far From Ya Average’s “Can You Handle This?” is a track that fuses rap with AC/DC-esque rock ‘n’ roll, the way the Beastie Boys used to do. On the other hand, their “I’d Rather” song is delivered with the same aggressive confidence and tone of legendary artists such as Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. “Na Na Na,” a particularly upbeat and smile-inducing track, boasts fantastic indie pop elements balanced with a dash of Eminem’s humor and groove. One could liken every track on the LP to a different mode of music without overlapping hardly at all. Whether the listener is a fan of hip hop or not, the uniqueness of FFYA’s “Stage Crasher” cannot be denied. Their philosophy in making music explains their creative drive summarily. When asked about how the message their album might carry to its listeners, they write, “You can do whatever you like. You do not have to think inside the box.” At the core of Far From Ya Average is the remarkably talented trio, K-Rock, Stryve, and Def Shon, the former two being the founding members and Def Shon having been later adopted as a fellow Hypebomb Records artist. Many of their friends and associates are also featured on “Stage Crasher,” and in the creation of this new LP, none of them were anywhere near that proverbial box." -S. McCauley staff writer for MondoTunes 

For more information about Far From Ya Average, please visit their official website at www.hypebombrec.com 

REMASTERED in 2015 by Bomb Ass Beats Mastering Co., San Diego, CA

Far From Ya Average - Hottest Eva (feat. J Trizz, Problumz & Mz. Chief) [Bonus Track] (Remastered)

Hypebomb Records presents: Anxious

San Diego Music Award nominated supergroup, Far From Ya Average, is back with their first single in four years!! As the masters of a genre which they've dubbed "Throwback Muzik", Far From Ya Average engage their listeners with an always entertaining flow over classic productions that hearken back to the golden era, this case being the dynamic west coast rap sound. This is something you can ride to, plain and simple. The group that has come to be the very definition of "outside the box" brings something familiar to your Beats by Dre headphones!! Accept no imitations. These boys are the real deal!

Far From Ya Average - Anxious

Hypebomb Records presents: TOM MORELLO 

SDMA nominated supergroup, FAR FROM YA AVERAGE, have returned to their "outside the box" roots in a collaboration with eclectic hip hop producer and radio personality, DJ PNUTZ! With a title of "TOM MORELLO", named after Rage Against The Machine's signature guitarist, you can expect a single with a hard rock musical feel, fueled by rage filled, sometimes politically charged lyrics, as their inspiration suggests. Pairing these two dynamic artists together was a match made in heaven...or hell if you prefer.

Tom Morello (Single)

Tom Morello (Album Version)

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Far From Ya Average was created with the sole purpose of bringing a new and exciting form of hip hop to the world. They refuse to stay inside the box and their style fully represents that statement. Fans of any genre of music, from jazz to metal, can find something to love in the sound created by these San Diego, California residents. Created in 2008 by K-Rock and Stryve, F.F.Y.A. has set out to become a hip hop collective of sorts...boasting collaborations with a truly eclectic mix of MC's and recording artists. After bringing Hypebomb's own Def Shon into the fold, they truly have become an unstoppable force, consistently rocking shows with truly unforgettable performances in many different venues throughout California. K-Rock and Def Shon handle most of the production duties bringing elements of their own influences to the soundscapes so they remain as eclectic as the lyricism. Far From Ya Average have released their full length debut album entitled "Introducing...The LP" on HypeBomb Records/ Def Jam Recordings, available in many stores throughout the San Diego area and online worldwide through Amazon, iTunes, Rhapsody, Zune, etc. as well as, Def Shon's solo effort "Officially Official" and are currently working on their sophmore album. They are a part of the NO CEO: I'm My Own Boss hip hop movement that is currently spreading across the US so look for F.F.Y.A. to rock a venue near you soon!

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