Masta Ace has always managed to remain current and totally classic in the exact same breath. In his 1988 lyrical debut, he took a stand along side Big Daddy Kane, Kool G. Rap and Craig G on hip hop's most important posse cut, ‘The Symphony'. His first full length album, the Marley Marl produced Take A Look Around (1990), established the rookie emcee as a sophisticated voice from the ghetto.

Slaughtahouse (1993) was an ingenious conversation with hip hop, as Ace and his incorporated crew took on the entire gangsta rap genre. In 1995, his Sittin' On Chrome LP unified American car culture as a celebration of rims and rides and rap music. Then after a 6 year hiatus, Ace caught the world off guard with the epic

Disposable Arts (2001). This classic theme album, complete with plot, main characters and score, played like a feature film on wax. A Long Hot Summer, (2004), was the prequel to Disposable Arts. These two “flicks”, were connected, and although Ace was the only actual recurring character, the storylines blended together in a well thought out arrangement.

In 2004 he announced that “…Summer” would be his fifth and final solo album. It seems that he was planning a unique and different way to continue making contributions to Hip Hop. Ace has teamed up with Wordsworth, Punchline and Stricklin to form the new group EMC. All three were featured heavily on his last two releases and the chemistry that resulted was undeniable. The album, "The Show" will be released this summer on M3 Records, an upstart independent label formed by Ace and his partners “Filthy Rich” and “DJ Rob”.

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@consciousdaughters @The_daughters @CMGFlowz ==> The Conscious Daughters blazed onto the music scene in the 90s with their bass heavy hit, “Fonky Expedition (Something to Ride to)”. Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, these female MCs shocked the airwaves with their hardcore “in-your-face” style of rhyming and a presence that wouldn’t be ignored. Magazines and television would go into a frenzy and fall in love with these pioneers of hardcore female rap.
San Francisco rapper/activist Paris spotted them at a club where the daughters passed him a demo tape. He would take a chance on them and release their first album, “Ear to the Street” on his Scarface Records label. Ear to the Street displayed a hunger for success, their outspoken and forward lyrics clearly expressed their concern for the well being and equality of women in this male dominated world. The first single, “Fonky Expedition” hit the charts and blasted their album into the hundreds of thousands sold. Soon after, they were picked up by Priority/EMI Records and released their second album "Gamers" to a hungry audience. 
Gamers sold over 300K and entered the Billboard chart with a bullet. Gamers moved to street dominance very quickly, as the daughters got right back down to business with the heavy-bass pounding beats that their fans longed for. Soon after they would appear on a slew of compilations, most notably E-40s “Southwest Riders”, and D-Shot’s “Boss Ballin’”. The daughters have been strong and relevant in the industry for over 10 years.  
In 2009, they released The Nutcracker Suite, yet another bass heavy album featuring touching tales of domestic violence, relationships, street crusin’, and the ever dissolving companionship amongst women.  The Nutcracker Suite was well received and is still relevant today.
In 2011, CMG released a solo album entitled “The Jane of All Trades”.  Still flowing out of control and representing for the ladies, “The Jane of All Trades” showed CMG still has the skills to pay the bills. 
In 2017, their final album “Legendary Spittaz: The Finale” will be released on their own independent label, Llerrad Records (pronounced “la-rod”), they are back with an appetite and hungry for yet another successful album, so brace yourselves for the finale explosion!  For more information contact ConsciousDaughters@Gmail.com

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Jacopo Pisani iniziò negli anni novanta ,quando seguiva la madre Carolina Gentile detta (Awisha),cantante e autrice dove si trovava spesso coinvolto come accompagnatore e supporto.
Nel 2008 Jacopo conosciuto nell'ambiente Hip Hop Romano con il nome di KUN,iniziò a incidere i suoi primi brani (Rock,Reggae,Rap,) in collaborazione con Edù Nofri.
Nel 2009 creò un gruppo rap chiamato RDR Movement,poi si trasformò in un movimento di artisti in generale nel 2012 fino al 2015.
Nel 2011 invece ha fatto parte di una formazione rap chiamata (The street years) i quali componenti rap oltre a lui erano Marcelo Nofri (Natuure) e Giacomo Sy Seidou (lil-J) e il quale producer era Marco (Mista C).
Dal 2016 fino al 2019 cambiò il suo speudonimo in J White e collaborò con altri artisti come (Mary C,Chosen1,Havana Rem,Scuro Boy,Emme A Di,Olis Depa,Marmat,Cerlibraun,Oltre,Nikos,Kyodo,Ipa-S,Homen,Gamma,Black-B,Natuure).
Dal 2020 torna a chiamarsi Jacopo Pisani e inizia il suo percorso da solista.

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