This track was recorded to commemorate the celebration of 4/20/2025 and cannabis connoisseurs everywhere.

Dubage

Dubage ::: O.T.H

This track was recorded for D&D players and spectators everywhere.

O.T.H

D&D ::: Dungeons & Dragons ::: O.T.H

Have you burnt rubber at Daytona? or kissed the bricks Indy?
This track is about auto racing enthusiasts everywhere.

Videos for my tracks can be found on YouTube at,
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRqtY35JWaAj3EZX7PshULH_WXt-gcjP-&feature=shared

Thank You for Listening!
\m/,, ( ~ . ~ ) ,,\m/

Glory Line ::: O.T.H

"Battle Track" is forged in the crucible of hardcore freestyle battle rap, thrash, and pure rock & roll warfare. Performed by a band of sonic tacticians, this track is a strategic strike in the war of sound — constructed using the OODA Loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) as its core creative doctrine. Every verse is a calculated decision. Every riff is an act of war. Every beat marches like a drumline of fate.

Built for the battlefield and blessed by distortion, this song is a storyteller's scream — a chronicle of domination in the realm of raw music. From the explosive thrash sections to the freestyle lyrical firestorms, “Battle Track” is the sound of tactical mastery, performed with haunting precision by a spectral brotherhood draped in dragon-scale chaos.

A heartfelt acknowledgment goes out to the one and only Prince of Darkness — Ozzy Osbourne — whose shadow paved the golden road for generations of battle-born rockers and riff-slinging warlocks. This one thrashes in your honor, legend.

Crank the volume. Step into the arena.
This is the Battle Track.

Battle Track ::: O.T.H

“Ascent” is not framed as a victory lap—it is a field report from the climb itself. Born in the high country where weather turns without warning and progress is measured one step at a time, this track embodies the Rocky Mountain Rap Band ethos: self-reliance, resilience, and unflinching honesty. dB-Decibel-dB and O.T.H do not romanticize struggle; they document it with battle-tested precision.

From the opening bars, the record establishes its terrain. This is elevation rap—music shaped by long winters, empty highways, and the psychological weight of grinding in isolation. The cadence mirrors ascent: calculated pacing, pressure building, lungs burning, but never stopping. The verses advance with purpose, reflecting the reality that success does not arrive all at once—it is earned inch by inch, often without witnesses.

Lyrically, “Ascent” operates as a manifesto for those who remain committed when recognition is delayed. The writing leans into battle rap fundamentals—direct statements, controlled aggression, and disciplined wordplay—without relying on spectacle. Every line reinforces the central thesis: endurance is the real flex. Doubt, fatigue, financial strain, and being overlooked are treated not as obstacles, but as mandatory terrain. The pen stays sharp because the environment demands it.

The collaboration with O.T.H deepens the track’s outlaw identity. Their presence brings a hardened perspective rooted in grit, accountability, and lived consequence. There is no separation between art and reality here—what’s spoken is backed by repetition, consistency, and the refusal to fold under pressure. The feature doesn’t dilute the message; it reinforces it, grounding the track in collective resolve rather than individual bravado.

Production is intentionally restrained, allowing the vocals to dominate the space. The beat carries weight without clutter, evoking forward motion rather than distraction. There’s an underlying tension throughout—never fully releasing—mirroring the psychological grind of staying the course when the summit is still out of view. This restraint is deliberate; excess would undermine the message.

“Ascent” ultimately speaks to the long game. It is about maintaining discipline when shortcuts are tempting, staying sharp when progress feels invisible, and believing in the work before the world acknowledges it. The destination—recognition, respect, achievement—is acknowledged, but never obsessed over. The focus remains on the climb itself.

This track stands as a statement for independent artists, hustlers, and grinders who understand that real elevation comes at a cost. “Ascent” is Rocky Mountain outlaw rap at full integrity—cold, honest, and earned. 

Ascent ::: dB-Decibel-dB ::: O.T.H

From the remastered edition of Kill 'Em All, available on April 15, 2016.

Remastered by Howie Weinberg at Howie Weinberg Mastering, Los Angeles, CA

The Four Horsemen (Remastered)

I'm a small town Rock and Roll practitioner making a name for myself in the music industry.

Ascent ::: dB-Decibel-dB ::: O.T.H

Outlawed Treasure Hunter