I am a seasoned guitar player, dabbling with bass, beats and songwriting. Wander with me and explore my realm of musical creativity. Please enjoy the mixed genre mediocrity. This collection of material is really more a musical sketch pad. Some old, some new and some I can't even believe I spent time working on... If anything inspires you, I'm certainly open to collaborate. 

All tracks written and produced by Eric Roob unless otherwise noted

Jessica Je'love, songwriter, recording artist, creative director. Enjoy the art<3.

- Artist: HardKnox, "K", eR, Dolo
-From: Detroit, MI and Milwaukee, WI 
- Genre : Hip Hop, Urban and R&B, club 
- History: (Team WatzGud) Formed in the summer of 2010. Inspired by the Hip-Hop Coilistion at North Michigan university. Created a Buzz that could no longer be limited under censor. Team WatzGud found ways to trendset, give back, and remain a crowd favorite. Under an independent recording label for a short amount of time they've managed to perform shows/concerts, in over 50+ cities, Places ranging from halls, clubs, bars, sporting events, weddings, and school events. Throughout their career, they've worked with a few recognizable names. After starting over independently in 2011, they've delivered better music, better show presence, and whole new attitude. Relocated to Milwaukee, WI. Not just your typical hip hop group, they've also dabbled in the world of Jingle writing; In which they've written and produced a jingle for a large company. Although the career of Team WatzGud work is of 3 years, the amount of independent work and networking, shows proof of a long promising future for these 4 young men. #SayWatzGud

James Oz is a Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based singer/songwriter and guitarist.  His indie style is homespun yet sophisticated, incorporating elements of Rock, Folk and other genres. Smooth guitar work and thoughtful lyrics are the focal points of his songwriting.

I'm the Moses part of Moses & The Hermit.
I'm also one half of The Moore Brothers. 
You do the math lol

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