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Trip Perspective - Eye Be Single.

Trip Perspective

Asphalt Gospel by O.B.A.65 is West-Coast boom-bap with a big heart—G-funk whistles, trunk-heavy drums, and street-level storytelling about hustle, hope, and community. From “Front Page Smoke” and “Badge & Billboard” to the unity anthem “Common Ground,” the record rejects violence and division, choosing love, trust, and receipts over rage. It’s gritty and grown: hand-to-hand grind, own-your-masters independence, and block-wise civics wrapped in head-nodding beats.

Single description (“Common Ground”)

“Common Ground” is an uplifting rap anthem—no war, no weapons—just love, trust, and voices rising together. Over warm G-funk pads and a talkbox hook, O.B.A.65 calls for bigger tables, open doors, and unity across every shade and story. Inclusive, honorable, and built for crowds to chant.

Cover description (alt text)

Two clasped hands—one darker, one lighter—shake over cracked asphalt where yellow road lines form a heart. Sunset sky and wall graffiti read “LOVE & TRUST.” Title ASPHALT GOSPEL and artist O.B.A.65 sit bold above; a round badge says COMMON GROUND: No war, No weapons, Love & trust.

Brick Phone

The Day After

Livas

Jamal Black ft A-Dub

January 2019 release

Re-Do ft A-Dub

Gee Get Money- LOCO
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Loco

BACK ON MY BULLSHIT FT ENVEE

	
Jamal Ansah (pronounced An-suh), known as J.Black was born May 24th, 1988 in Worcester Massachusetts the third child to parents who immigrated from Ghana when they were young adults. At a very young age, Jamal had a fascination with stories and even told his mother that he knew he wanted to become an author when he grew up. As time would go on however those dreams would evolve into something much greater. 

As he was growing up Jamal listened to all types of artists, however, the most influential were Biggie, Nas, Jay-Z and his brother, Larry Cheeba formerly known as L da Headtoucha. When J was in seventh grade, he joined a rap group that was forming in his school called the Muttwyilers AKA the Mutts. This group consisted of many rappers such as: Mixtape Murderer, Killa Frost, Point Blank, Gosple Phlo, Qwik, Tech-G, and last but not least Pro Black; his previous alias. As years went on and high school ended, members of the group came and went and Jamal began losing touch with his rapping abilities. However, in senior year of high school, him and two former Mutts resumed communication and started rapping once again. At that point he started to appreciate and believe in his talent. 

J soon began recording music in high school. When he was taking MIDI lab classes, he would stay after school and learn about constructing beats and after some time, his teacher found out that he rapped. In an effort to help Jamal, the teacher took it upon himself to bring in equipment for him to record himself (J actually ended up purchasing this very same equipment from his teacher to be able to record at home soon after). He gradually went from recording himself on the computer to friends' home studios and eventually moved up to recording at professional studios. 

Throughout his years making music Jamal has been in a few different rap groups but for the most part was a member of Grindhouse where he performed with the Big 3 (Nine Millz/J.Black/Tech G)
In mid 2011 he participated as a contestant in the Topmics CT Tour and won becoming one of the featured artists in the tour. In the summer of 2012, Jamal won the worldwide "50k Contest" presented by Shadowville.com with his song "Dreams", produced by Bitbug, Germany based beatmaker 2Deep, of Anno Domini Beats ( hear "Dreams" now: http://bit.ly/UqOEAS ). Soon after he also placed 3rd in the "In the Cypher" contest presented by Anno Domini. 2Deep liked his entries so much that the two soon after began working together on a collaboration project which dropped in May of 2013 entitled Meant 4 More( DL LINK - http://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/rpwa98 )

Among many others he has opened for artists such as: 
Lloyd Banks
Doug E Fresh 
Jeremih
Keith Murray
D12
{Since the beginning of his rap endeavors J.Black has been on many different mixtapes most notably:
Secret Society Mixtape Vol. 1 
2007
DJ Kool Kid - Ear to the Streets
2007
DJ Lazy K - Get Used to the Future 
2008
The Big 3 - Fourth Quarter Pressure 
2010 
J.Ansah- Wack Rappers Take Notes
2011 
Meant 4 More (Produced by 2Deep)
2013

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