@WhoisMaven X @Dev_iLLAIN X Jessie Owens (Prod. By TerrEnce Clayton)

NBRS-Fuck Em

Recon Era releases the first single off their long awaited debut mixtape. The first installment comes on the passing of the great ms Maya Angelou. The two chicago emcees take turns overcoming barriers while leading into a smooth hook where they utter words from the famous ms Angelou poem "Still I Rise" There is no set date for the mixtape. 

Still I Rise (Prod. IB C.L.A.S.S.I.C)

The most recent release from Recon Era tells the tale of the average working man whom realizes there is more to life than a 9 to 5 living. The smooth melodic tracks shows the duo's versatility all behind a very soulful instrumental produced by BluntedBeatz. Still preparing to release their debut project, Recon Era is showing that it will be well worth the wait. Listen Like And Share! 

Clocked Out Ft Bryan Khedive (Prod. Blunted Beatz)

In a society that seems to thrive on how things make you feel, as opposed to the nourishment of your mind, body, and soul, we try to stand apart from the herd; but essentially, we remain the same. The definition of morality varies amongst the populous. With that said, our guilty pleasures, might not warrant the guilt that is felt by us. Either way, hear us out...

REbuilding Arcadia: 1865

Guilty Pleasures ft. Megan and Corey (Prod. Cobby J)

The Reconstruction Era is Chicago's premier Hip-Hop duo; consisting of two emcees, Dev Did It and Maven. Both artists were born and raised in Chicago. Having been residents of every side of the city, they offer a broad and unique perspective on the City of Wind. As children, they attended many different schools but wound up at the same elementary school on Chicago's East-side, in fifth grade. Then, coincidentally, attended the same college, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. This is where they realized their mutual passion of Hip-Hop. The two lyricists have contrasting vocal distinctions; though different, these are complimentary to their beat selections. Dev Did It initially drew influence from Scarface and Tupac, and Maven was influenced by Biggie and Common, but their individuality is never in question when they're on the mic. Their sounds range form soul to humor, and everything in-between. Their storytelling is vivid and cohesive, lyrics are sharp, and their beats are invoking. Numerous stages have been home to Reconstruction Era, including The Checkerboard Lounge, Reggie's Record Breakers, and The Metro, as an opening act for Curren$y. They're the emcees that you've been waiting to hear. If you want it, they got it. They’re plotting, They’re building, They are Reconstruction Era.

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