J Phi and ALPHV were co-founders of The Black Tribe, Phi's first rap group out of Atlantic Beach, Florida (active 2009-2015), with Ob-Cash as a long time friend and collaborator. The original "I Wear Black" mixtape was written in 2011, revamped into a shorter list in 2015, re-released in 2020, and given this sequel EP in 2020 as a small farewell to The Black Tribe. The last song is a dedication to Mark Rooney, who passed away from a car accident in 2020.

Be Me (Outro)

Beautiful Day for a Drive (Intro)

Back in Black

Chain Gang

A short collection of songs between AR.K from Auckland, New Zealand and J Phi from Jacksonville, Florida.

Residue. (Intro) - AR.K & J Phi

Midas - AR.K & J Phi

Sayin' - AR.K & J Phi

GRIM (Outro) - AR.K & J Phi

Banshees (Interlude) - AR.K & J Phi

This is the very first collaboration between J Phi (formerly Justice and Justice JPhi) and his mentor, Infamous Skizza Reyven. 'Dough Rey Me' was part of an early DatPiff exclusive called "Power Struggle In Heaven" and the song that solidified J Phi's place in Duval's underground Hip Hop scene. The collaboration led to a longtime friendship and partnership with Infamous Skizza Reyven and Infamous Mindz, meetings with G Mayne Frost and the Purple Gang, and performance opportunities all over Jacksonville, Florida. While the mixtape was unfortunately lost, this particular song (produced by Lexi Banks), was salvaged from the rubble of 2014 and re-released here for your listening pleasure! Enjoy.

Dough Rey Me (feat. Infamous Skizza Reyven) [prod. by Lexi Banks]

Jacksonville, Florida's best kept secret, 'J Phi' (formerly 'Justice' and 'Justice JPhi') has a massive underground discography spanning across the "Digital Mixtape Era." This SoundCloud page is home for all of Phi's home studio quality EPs while professionally mixed/mastered music is available on streaming platforms and YouTube.

'Phi' began writing rap music in 2000, officially joining his 1st rap group based out of Black Pine, "The Black Tribe," alongside 'ALPHV' (formerly 'J. Alpha-One’) in 2009, eventually debuting alongside 'Graffiti' in Atlantic Beach with their mixtapes, "9 to 5: the Mixtape" and "9 to 5: Overtime," during the DatPiff wave. 'Phi' would go on to open for many industry icons over the years and, in 2016, lead his own local tour with the "New Jax City Movement," where he met 'Joey Tech' and formed the duo, "H3LLFIR3 & 6R1M$tON3" (HnB), and worked extensively with a local producer, 'Bluff Gawd,' on several albums and EPs. After a brief "retirement" in 2021, 'Phi' returned under the wing of his mentor, 'Infamous Skizza Reyven,' a Duval County legend, and his underground brand, "Infamous Mindz Productionz," releasing several bodies of work until ultimately creating the massive discography he is now most well known for... 

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