"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

Barbecue Music Mix Volume 2

Intro: He Ain’t Heavy

Switching Lanes (OSUNO)

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

Remake of an old MPC beat. Made exclusively on iPad using Koala Sampler.

DKODA - Sunshine (In My Life)

Everything Falls On The One

“Game” by OSUNO (feat. Infinite Water & JDog):
“Game” is a smooth, reflective hip-hop track that blends grit, wisdom, and legacy. Infinite Water and JDog trade verses packed with life lessons, hustle mentality, and a deep respect for the culture. With a laid-back hook and confident lyricism, the song explores navigating challenges, honoring those who paved the way, and mastering life like a seasoned player in the game. It’s an anthem for staying grounded, leveling up, and passing on the knowledge.

Game

Your girl BobbybPhoolan is back at it, murdering these beats 🎧 like a crime scene 💥 Produced by the one and only BeeKool, ‘ONE TIME’ is all raw energy, REAL bars, and that Rude Gyal confidence. Press play and witness the damage at your own risk ⚠️😂💯

Shoutout to all the real ones supporting my music
🫡✨Mad love always! ..And to the OPPs, keep my name out y’all mouths before you choke on it. Y’all obsessed… might as well send me flowers at this point 💐😂💯

Shoutout to Jay Coke for the Dope Cover Art 🖼️

BobbybPhoolan - One time! - Prod. Beekool

WAKE UP - part 2

Written, performed, mixed and mastered by Cozmo Jethro.
Featuring my daughter, Lydia.
Beat by Auditory Ecstasy https://soundcloud.com/auditory-ecstasy, remixed by Cozmo Jethro.
Album art created in Image Creator by Microsoft Designer and Canva.

Hit it Dad!

Mannn another summer down.
In the Pacific Northwest we go to town.
Summer 25 revive what we does.
Next installment of the summer that was. 

It started, I DJed my first wedding.
Then DJ Real visited from Australia.
Traveled to Chicago, college visit for Lydia.
Crissy’s birthday bash ha ha aw yea!

11th wedding anniversary at a mansion.
A family member passed way too young.
All summer me and Nasty collaboration.

Now sit back relax, take a trip with us.
Me and Lydia flippin the rhymes.
Let’s relive this summer one more time.

Summer I drove my dad back and forth.
To the Bamboo Garden where we both work.
Windows rolled down.
Feel the summer breeze.
Life in the rhythm, takin it with ease.

Me and my dad got that beat on repeat.
Ridin to work in that summer heat.
Feel the vibe, feel the flow, bass so deep.
Life in the rhythm takin it with ease.

Summer started, DJed my first wedding.
Crissy’s friend Jennifer marrying Urlet.
I ran the console and played the jams.
Up in that church, we rocked it, dayam!

The next day DJ Real from Australia.
Here in the flesh, and lemme tell ya.
He traveled with his daughter to the West Coast.
Hung with us in Portland, chillin the most.

Comraderie of one of my favorite collaborators.
Was immediate and we bonded to the beat.
Then off to Chicago the very next week.
Dropped Lydia off at college 2 weeks.

Then in Chicago we stayed with great friends.
From way back when, Mike and Randee, aw yea!

Summer I drove my dad back and forth.
To the Bamboo Garden where we both work.
Windows rolled down.
Feel the summer breeze.
Life in the rhythm, takin it with ease.

Me and my dad got that beat on repeat.
Ridin to work in that summer heat.
Feel the vibe, feel the flow, bass so deep.
Life in the rhythm takin it with ease.

50 Years my wife has been live.
Had a bash at Skate Haven Farm, that’s fly.
Elle and her band, came and rocked the house.
The Hidden Gems, yo, lit it up, wow!

Our friends and fam, party on our property.
Unforgettable 50th birthday.

Whole fam went to Seattle to say goodbye,
To a family member, celebrate his life.
He was cut short at 49 years old.
Rest in peace Curtis Paris, you lived life bold.

Then came me and Crissy’s wedding anniversary.
At a mansion like g g g g Gatsby.
17000 square feet to ourselves,
Aint gonna say what happened, but dayam, welllll.

Summer I drove my dad back and forth.
To the Bamboo Garden where we both work.
Windows rolled down.
Feel the summer breeze.
Life in the rhythm, takin it with ease.

Me and my dad got that beat on repeat.
Ridin to work in that summer heat.
Feel the vibe, feel the flow, bass so deep.
Life in the rhythm takin it with ease.

So 2025 was the summer that was.
Sayin goodbye to fam.
Celebratin milestones.
Celebratin life as we all get older.
Live up every summer until it’s over!

Summer I drove my dad back and forth.
To the Bamboo Garden where we both work.
Windows rolled down.
Feel the summer breeze.
Life in the rhythm, takin it with ease.

Me and my dad got that beat on repeat.
Ridin to work in that summer heat.
Feel the vibe, feel the flow, bass so deep.
Life in the rhythm takin it with ease.

Summer 2025. Yea.
Me and Lydia getting live!

The Summer That Was 2025 (feat. Lydia)

Artist: KHEMiZtry
Track: Street Alchemy 
Written and arranged by: Khalil(GMH) aka KHEMiZtry
Registered with ASCAP

Street Alchemy

Made exclusively on MPC X Special Edition.

DKODA - Looking For Someone

Say It's Not True {Instrumental} 𝑷𝒓𝒐𝒅. 𝑩𝒚 Operation O™

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.

Switching Lanes (OSUNO)

Infinite Water

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