"The Legend of OSUNO" is a monumental hip-hop album that chronicles over three decades of Original Sounds Unlike No Other (OSUNO). Comprised of JDog, Infinite Water and Wreckhaj, OSUNO delivers a rich tapestry of music that delves into various facets of life, encapsulating themes of success, struggle, love, politics, and the black experience.
The album serves as a time capsule, offering listeners a journey through the evolution of hip-hop and the collective experiences of its creators. Each track is a testament to the group's versatility, showcasing their ability to seamlessly navigate diverse sonic landscapes while maintaining a cohesive narrative thread.
From anthems of triumph to introspective ballads, "The Legend of OSUNO" paints a vivid portrait of the human experience. Tracks like "Work it Out", “TRUST” and "The Upside" exude resilience and determination, empowering listeners to overcome obstacles and embrace their inner strength.
Conversely, songs such as "The Getaway" and "Coalesce for Success" delve into the complexities of lyrical skills, personal growth and introspection, while offering poignant insights into the human condition.
Love is also a central theme of the album, explored through tracks like "Love & Pain", Hol’ Up” and "Fallin’" which capture the euphoria and vulnerability of romantic relationships.
In addition to personal narratives, OSUNO does not shy away from addressing socio-political issues that affect the black community. Tracks like "Could it Be" and "Renegade" serve as anthems of resistance, amplifying voices of marginalized communities and advocating for social change.
"The Legend of OSUNO" is more than just an album; it's a testament to the enduring power of hip-hop as a vehicle for storytelling and social commentary. With its eclectic soundscapes and thought-provoking lyrics, OSUNO invites listeners to embark on a transformative musical odyssey that transcends time and resonates with the soul.

The Legend of OSUNO: ca. 1993

Intro: He Ain’t Heavy

Summer Dream

Bring it Back (OSUNO)

In Runnin’ Out of Time, the protagonists, Water and J-Dog recount the first wild 24 hours of a spontaneous weekend trip to Las Vegas with their crew. The song opens with Water waking up in an unfamiliar bed, confused and disoriented. The story rewinds to their plane landing in Vegas, where they rent a luxury car and check into a lavish Airbnb estate complete with a pool.

From there, chaos ensues as the crew dives headfirst into the Vegas nightlife. J-Dog’s verses expound upon the events as the drinks flow, the casino calls, and impulsive decisions lead to unforgettable yet questionable moments. The night spirals out of control, blending exhilaration with uncertainty. The song ends with Water waking up in an unfamiliar bed, setting the stage for the sequel as the events of the wild night begin to unravel.

With its energetic delivery and vivid imagery, Runnin’ Out of Time captures the thrill, recklessness, and fleeting moments of clarity in a high-stakes Vegas adventure.

Runnin’ Out of Time (OSUNO)

In Runnin’ Out of Time: Part 2, the story picks up after a chaotic night in Las Vegas. J-Dog sets the tone breaking down what occurred in the club after shots rang and out and he gets separated from his crew. Meanwhile, Water, sneaks out of Chanel's house at dawn, calls a questionable Uber, and finds himself in an even crazier situation when the driver gets arrested mid-ride. Forced to walk in the blazing Vegas heat, Water discovers the Airbnb is hilariously just around the corner.

When he finally makes it back, he finds his crew, JDog and Wreckhaj, throwing an impromptu pool party with ladies they met the night before. The wild energy carries over into Sunday, with a frantic cleanup of the trashed Airbnb and a nerve-wracking dash to return the rental car and catch a red-eye flight home.

With the skillful back and forth wordplay between the verses of J-Dog and Water, the song captures the unpredictable chaos of a Vegas weekend through vivid storytelling, humor, and high-energy verses, illustrating how a series of misadventures can lead to unforgettable memories.

Runnin’ Out of Time-Part 2 (OSUNO)

Masters of the Grid

"FACE" is a raw reflection of my inner world. It’s about identity, struggle, and showing the emotions behind the mask. This ain’t just music — it’s therapy, it's truth, it's me unfiltered. Made this in a bedroom studio with nothing but pain, passion, and a dream. Every stream helps me get one step closer to building a real studio. Drop a comment, share if you feel it. Let’s make this movement grow.

FACE

Electro Computer {Instrumental} 𝑷𝒓𝒐𝒅. 𝑩𝒚 Operation O™

Written and Performed by Cozmo Jethro and Crissy.
Beat by Villatic. https://soundcloud.com/villatic Remixed by Cozmo Jethro.
Additional outro vox performed by our kids, Lydia Matamoros-Lapp, Adam Putnam, Tristan Paris, Merey Reed and Korey Reed.
Mixed and mastered by Cozmo Jethro.
Album art pic of Crissy at her graduation ceremony, May 2025. 

Lyrics:
(Cozmo Jethro)
I wrote this song about a girl I know.
She overcame so much, yo here we go.

Growing up  in the 70s and 80s.
Had a tough time growin up in Spokane.
An absent father and an alcoholic mother.
Yea, she knew what it was to persevere.

She was married at age 17.
Two kids later, divorced at 19.
Had her third kid at age 21.
In another relationship with a struggling one.

This went on for 8 years.
Till she saw some fears,
He just couldn’t lay off the beers.

Now a single mom with 3 kids.
What an amazing job she did.

With street smarts and little education.
She started college, 30 years of dedication.
She still had to work and provide for the kids.
College start and stop, had to take care of her biz. 

(Crissy)
Wanting to provide a better life.
Better life, better life.

Inspired by my kids.
Growing for my family.
Earning and learning.
To provide for their needs.

Wanting to be a transitional fam.
Changing past legacy, oh man.
Thanking God for the wisdom.
To set us free!

(Cozmo Jethro)
As time went by she climbed the corporate ladder.
While raisin those kids, that girls a scrapper.
Then came kid number four with her life partner.
Another great kid for her to mentor.

All this time starting and stopping college.
Trying to get it done but it wasn’t happening.

She landed a job she had no business getting.
Only pharma rep in the country, no degree.
With positive attitude, gutsy, and scrappy.
She pulls off those amazing things.

All while working her tail off. Yea.
To provide for her family.

(Crissy)
Wanting to provide a better life.
Better life, better life.

Inspired by my kids.
Growing for my family.
Earning and learning.
To provide for their needs.

Wanting to be a transitional fam.
Changing past legacy, oh man.
Thanking God for the wisdom.
To set us free!

(Cozmo Jethro)
Now she’s makin it big.
In the pharma gig.
Time to try for that degree again.
Finally.

George Fox University.
Full time pharma rep 
full time accelerated degree.

Somehow for two years she pulled it off.
Just graduated Magna Cum Laude.
2025, with a double degree.
That’s my girl, that’s my Crissy.
My scrappy, gutsy, smart beautiful wife.
Makin everything better for all our lives.
Took her 30 years to get that degree.
So proud of my wife, let’s celebrate, yipppeeee.
Whooooo Crissy, you did it girl! You got that degree, 30 years of perseverence. yaaa haaaa!
(Crissy)
Yea, by the grace of god, tenacity and manifestation, we made it happen.
(Lydia) Go Mom!
(Adam) Good job Mom!
(Tristan) Great work Mom!
(Merey and Korey) You did it Mom!

The Graduate (beat. Villatic)

Soul Over Dollars

What’s up guys this song about when artist don’t take their craft serious, Get Ya Barz Up

GET YA BARS UP

Marty McFly 🚀🕰️
A magnificent beat produced by the insanely talented 🛸🦆Spaceduck🦆🛸 sparked the entire vision for this track. The moment I heard it, I knew which route I had to take, a full-on Back to the Future vibe but laced with my story and that Marty McFly swagger! 😎⚡️

Special thanks and a BIG shoutout to Codex Scrolls (Scribes of Avalon) for giving me his blessing to use the track, he already dropped a 🔥 version of his own, and if you wanna check it out, I’ll be dropping the link 🔗 in the description below ⬇️. Trust me… you’ll wanna hear it. 🔥🎶https://soundcloud.com/codexscrolls/bass-64-by-codex-scrolls?si=fd95b2216f954ce991b10bfba4ad95c6&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Buckle up! We time traveling through the game Bobbyb style.💯 Right in time for my Birthday 🎉 🤗💕🥳🥂🍾🎆

Marty Mcfly (Prod.🛸🦆Spaceduck🦆🛸)

Raw and fast paced free style verse spit over the breaks of Aquarius from the 5th Dimension. 808’s and a snare have been added to give it that boom bap style beat that was universal to so much of early hip hop.

Lyrics for Daze

Made exclusively on MPC X Special Edition.

DKODA - Don’t Wait Too Long

Grounded is a powerful anthem about staying true to yourself in a world that's constantly trying to pull you down. The track explores the internal battle of holding onto your dreams and integrity while navigating the pressures of society, fear, and temptation. It's a raw and honest look at the journey of self-discovery, finding your footing amidst chaos, and the unwavering commitment to a path of purpose and hope.

Grounded

Infinite Water is a lyrical storyteller blending sharp wordplay, soulful samples, and real-life reflections. Rooted in hip hop with elements of R&B and jazz, his music dives deep into themes of growth, loyalty, love, and legacy. A founding member of OSUNO, Infinite Water turns lived experience into timeless sound.

Summer Dream

Infinite Water

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