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Here you will mostly find relaxing and chill vibes with genres ranging from lofi to chillstep inspired ambient music and more!

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Born and raised in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago’s south side Josh Staple is an artist in every sense of the word. In the era of child stars he tried his foray into music at a young age. Under the agnomen J-Illa he went on a tour and signed to an indie label all before the age of 16. Jaded by the politics of his situation and family, he chose to put his music career on the back burner for educational aspirations but the burning desire of music could never fully leave a true artist. After a decade of living life, the artist formerly known (however modestly) as J-Illa, Josh Staple, is back for the first time with his debut project under his christian name. Memories From Tomorrow.

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Born and Raised on the southside of atlanta. Born lyricists, with an versitile flow. The Sway you want, with a drive you can't match. Hip hop, R&B, Trap, Pop, and even a lil rock. If i got a spark ill torch it. IG/Twitter: @OttoRedd

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I came up in the Music (Business) where there were rules and guidelines to the way things were done. It never made sense to me. I felt like you can own your own studio,make your own records and put them out how & when you want and even shoot your own videos. I'm soooo happy to finally be in that place now. I hope you enjoy the music i'm putting out now as much as i'm enjoying making it. Welcome to my Independence!!!! Check it Out. http://www.djjazzyjeff.com

Born and bred Chicago native, Feel-Da-Phil, adds his personal touch to Chicago's Hip-Hop scene with his soulful flow and passion for lyrical content. As ¼ of the lyrical supergroup, B.A.R.S Attackz, his aim as an emcee is to rise above standards of the rap game and set the bar whenever he touches the mic.
Hailing from the southside of the city, on Chicago's "low end", Phillip Knight was inspired to pick up a pen and write rhymes through poetry. In his teenage years, he began to notice effects that music, especially rap, had on the people in his life and in his community. Influenced by the sound and culture that Hip-Hop created, Feel-Da-Phil transitioned from writing as a hobby to the emerging artist that he is today – delivering catchy hooks and conscious lyrics to shake up the game and wake up listeners. 
The world first felt his presence in 2012 with the release of his group's debut mixtape, Devour The Tracks. He followed it up with the release of his first solo effort, Bar Shock Therapy – showcasing his positive aptitude with tracks like "Hip Hop Parade", while highlighting his skills as a pure emcee, stringing together wordplay and metaphors on tracks like "Bass Kick Spittin". Currently, Feel-Da-Phil is in the studio recording his next music project when he's not performing venue to venue around the city, attending workshops to deepen his knowledge of the business, and networking to further his reach in the music industry.     


Born on September 21,1991 in the south suburbs of Chicago, IL. Hakeem Ture F.K.A ATM life was a constant struggle for understanding and acceptance amongst his peers and family members. As a toddler he lived homeless with his mother and younger sister for a short period of time. He was medically diagnosed with severe epilepsy, which proved to be too much for his teenage mother to cope with. In result, he was taken in by his father whom he lived with sporadically.

In 2002, Mayor Richard M. Daley began demolition of all Chicago public housing. In response, most low-income families moved to Chicago's south suburbs for cheaper housing, job opportunity, and better schooling. Chicago's gangs began to widespread over Cook County. Hākeem Turé spent his child hood dealing with bullying, gang violence, and child abuse. In effort to cope with life, he would often write poetry while serving school suspensions. His love for poetry evolved into a love for Hip-Hop. He began to study the art of hip hop via influential artist such as Nas, Master P, Qtip, Ice Cube, Rakim,Guru, KRS One, Scarface, Fabolous, Keith Murray, Scarface, Da Brat, Boosie Badazz, Kanye west, keak da sneak, Ladybug Mecca , and Ma$e.

In high school Hākeem Turé decided to turn his hobby into his career. Thus he went on to form the Duo “ThE InFaMoUs MiNdZ” with DJ BLK Soldier. The two performed together from 2009-2011 and put out 2 projects “Mind Matters” & “Infamous Quest”, but disbanded in early 2012 because of creative differences and personal issues. Hākeem went on to drop a solo effort called "Friday At the Currency Exchange" in 2013 that achieved 29,000 downloads. With features from Fiend, Tabi Bonney, and many chicago artist alongside his smooth delivery and tricky wordplay he began to create a national buzz that would help get opening spots for Joey Bada$$, Curren$y, Big K.r.i.t. and Cyhi. Just as he was establishing a name for himself Hakeem was convicted of "aggravated discharge of a Firearm" and sentenced to serve four years in Menard Correctional Center.

As Of 4/3/18 Hākeem Turé has been released and is working toward creating new music and capturing the attention of hip hop lovers around the world. Be on the look out for his next album entitled "Will Rap 4 Dap"

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