Bolio: Reze Pelo Rio

Bolio Theme (feat. NIKO IS)

4-IZE & Señor Kaos as Ultra Beast 
"Animal House"

Featuring; Punchline, Wordsworth, & Number 2 
Produced by; Six Figga Digga 
Label: Ultra Beast United 2021

NEW ULTRA BEAST ALBUM COMING JUNE 2021!

"Animal House" feat. Punchline, Wordsworth, & Number 2. (Produced by Six Figga Digga)

1. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE prod. Spvcedd__
2. SAVE IT THRU LUV prod. Spvcedd__
3. SON OF A DANGEROUS MAN prod. Spvcedd__

PRODUCED & RECORDED AT GOLDSKIN RECORDS N' STUDIOS
MIXED & MASTERED BY: pressure.pool

THIS IS 'YEAR OF THE OZ, PART 1 OF MANY.

YEAR OF THE OZ [2021]

YEAR OF THE OZ [part1]

GRATEFUL Feat SKYZOO

BlackBall

The Forgotten (feat. Jynx716)

worst enemy

This is my first compilation of music in 5 years. A lot has changed, but some things still the same. I bet it wont be another 5 years!

It Is What It Is (interlude)

Poetry

Thick As Thieves (Shawn) (Produced By SMD Sean)

Features the top artist in the underground today: Snackz, Family Gang Black, Estee Nack, Raz Fresco & MAV

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by DJ Mercilless
Produced by Wizdome Bunitall
Executive Producers: Asun Eastwood & Wizdome Bunitall

10 - SUPER CLEAN

3 - BLACK & BEAUTIFUL, ELEGANT (feat. Snackz & Family Gang Black

JuneLyfe is most known for his work with Cool Collective Reps Music Group (CCRMG) as 1/3 of the hip hop group, Retrospek (JuneLyfe | Spnda | Rah Intelligence). He has shared the stage with the likes of Madlib, Raekwon, Black Milk, Roc Marciano, Styles P, Pharaoh Monch and many more.

With countless acclaimed guest appearances to his name, JuneLyfe has been steadily building his musical resume over the years while also running with the crews Cool Collective Reps, Retrospek and The Winners. And now the Roxbury, MA native steps out on his own. As the man says himself, this is quite literally his life in the form of a raw, gritty hip-hop album full of sharp lyricism, hard-hitting production, and impressive musicality.

Those qualities can be tied back to his stomping grounds of Roxbury, where influential artists ranging from New Edition to Edo G. called home. And their influence on June’s music is firmly cemented as he carries the torch proudly for his neighborhood. “My environment in Roxbury—my childhood and so forth—has developed into a certain passion and attitude that I will always carry with me everywhere I go,” he explains. 

His passion comes through whether he’s gritting his teeth, or flexing his funkier side. The musicality of JuneLyfe just bleeds through on instruments that help the sound flow and provide a strong sense of cohesion.

Everything about 'Lyfe' comes together on the albums itself but also in the way that June talks about it. He’s frank in discussing the difficulties he overcame to figure out how he would represent himself as a solo artist, and he put in the work to define who he is as a person. “I had to live more, read more, be more empathetic, have more integrity, be a little more vulnerable,” he says. “All these things have helped in the manifestation of the growth presented on the record.”

