Born in Los Angeles, CA. in the mid 80’s, Jeff Jericho first began making music his junior year in high school. Performing at local talent shows with a group of child hood friends, the group would soon go their separate ways in order to pursue solo ventures shortly after graduating from high school. Jeff and former group member / producer, J-Myth, would eventually rent out a small apartment in Inglewood, CA. and began making more serious recordings with another local producer by the name of DeUno. During this time Jeff went on to record a couple of mixtapes before taking a short hiatus to concentrate on family matters stemming from the birth of a second child and the incarceration of his oldest sons mom.

Once Jeff was ready to return to the music scene, he again called on the help of J-Myth and DeUno to lend their talents to his project. Jeff also set his eyes on a third producer and friend by the name of Tariq Beats who had begun establishing himself within the local music scene during Jeff’s hiatus. The collaborative effort would spawn what Jeff calls his debut album ‘The Jericho Experience’. The album was independently released on April 22, 2014 and was ushered in by the Aris Jerome directed ‘Get Crazy’ music video which debuted a few weeks prior to the album’s release.

Spirit Freestyles...sorry for the cover art....we sit sideways down here....and my pic iz sitting sidewayz......

Mister CEO himself Haylo Romes, MvzikByDMG. It’s time to tell the truth may my ancestors and God protect me.

Born in East Harlem, New York City, Haylo Romes isn’t just a rapper—he’s a weapon forged in betrayal, survival, and scripture. Born from the silence of being counted out, Haylo delivers raw truth with the precision of a veteran and the hunger of an outcast.

With a hybrid style that combines the street-code wisdom of Jadakiss with the unfiltered technical venom of Eminem, Haylo’s verses are both confessions and confrontations—no filler, just pain wrapped in punchlines. His music echoes through dark alleyways, abandoned chapels, and whispered threats. Every line has a shadow, every hook has a heartbeat.

Representing all “Foster Children & Black Sheep’s,” Haylo speaks for the ones left behind, the loyal ones overlooked, and the flawed fighters still standing. Whether it’s a gritty one-take freestyle or a cinematic street sermon, Haylo Romes reminds you: not every halo glows, and not every black sheep stays lost. 

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