Name: LMXEC - Pay Off [Produced By 26th Letter] by Lee Monro X Ello C in christian joseph
Duration: 2 min 19 s
Description: Download OT3 -http://www.datpiff.com/mixtapes-detail-2015.php?id=769812

christian joseph

Beat and vocals by me. 

My rendition of "Sun and Moon" by Above and Beyond. I know it's a lot different to the original, but I thought i'd put my own style into it since its an amazing song! If anything, sorry if I killed the song for you.



Above and Beyond - Sun And Moon (Rnb Cover By Christian Joseph)

Grey Areas - Lee Monro x Ello C [prod by Big Jordy]

LMxEC - Grey Areas

6. Cvstle (Prod. Jordan Comolli)

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LMxEC - Chillax  [Produced By Mayfield]

LMXEC - Whatever

Ready For Love (Prod By. ChrisJo)

Remix of "20 Reasons" Featuring Ezra James & Ello C

Produced by ChrisJo
https://soundcloud.com/christianjoseph
https://soundcloud.com/ello_c27
https://soundcloud.com/ezra-james



20 Reasons Feat. Ezra James & Ello C (Prod. By ChrisJo)

SHRUGS.

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LMXEC - Rotten Apples Part 1

Christian Joseph - How Deep Is Your Love

Follow Christian Joseph
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Youtube: www.youtube.com/christianjosephtv 
Instagram: www.instagram.com/christianj0seph 
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DR004: Christian Joseph - How Deep Is Your Love

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LMXEC - No Limit (Featuring Will Singe)[Produced By Mayfield]

LMXEC - Pay Off [Produced By 26th Letter]

LMXEC - WDGAF

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LMXEC - Tell You This (Featuring Christian Joseph)

LMXEC - 9 to 5 Drive (Featuring Christian Joseph)

LEE MONRO x ELLO C

The story of Lee Monro and Ello. C collectively is not one blown out of proportion.

Individually there is Lee Monro, formerly Figgkidd, who had taken a few years off music for personal reasons. After parting from Sony/BMG in 2005 and UndaK9 in 2010 he started a family and looked for other directions, plus having a certain resentment for a relentless Australian ‘hip-hop’ scene had him uninterested in maintaining a name. He has come back into it with a different outlook and enthusiasm to show and prove, while at the same time being far more comfortable in his own skin. Many ties were severed along the way and Lee as a result has been thrust into taking his decision making and career into his own hands.

Then there is Ello C. A young up and comer from Sydney’s west with a Filipino background and an appreciation for hip hop beyond his years. After semi successful collaborations with other Sydney emcees and peers, his need to move into solo work pressed him to release ‘No Name Fame’, a mixtape that gained a solid internet buzz. While his live shows were generally with other artists and friends, Ello often found himself pushing himself in the studio when inspiration was minimal, leading to his sound being heard by Lee, whom he had met a few years prior.So then to the collective. What started initially as a one off recording session, turned into a 22 track mixtape. Lee made contact with Ello after hearing the title track from the ‘No Name Fame’ mixtape and pushed to work with him. Hearing a maturity beyond his age, Lee found a new inspiration for his writing through Ello and after a few sessions the pair decided to make the session work a little more permanent.Five months later and OVERTIME was born.

After working with other Sydney emcee’s Mr Clean, SF1 and Lazy J, local crooners Christian Joseph and Timothy Bautista, and a handful of producers for original tracks, Lee and Ello came up with something they were both happy with and proud to push. Taking it back to an older ‘boom-bap’ sound, the two tried to keep an old school dynamic whilst adding a newer fresher element here and there to round the tape out. Looking to continue working in the future, Lee and Ello are certainly something of quality for the Australian scene to look out for… and if it isn’t for the fame.. it’s at least for the reason to set the average a little higher.

LMXEC - Pay Off [Produced By 26th Letter]

Lee Monro X Ello C

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