From the 1995 LP 'Trying to Come Up' This track "Home Sweet Hood is a homage to all our area code comrades released on my independent label Sac-Paca Records co owned with Greg "Big G". 719 (Trying to Come Up) would mark my second Independent Production following, my first Group Da Darkside "Confederate Game" released in 1993'. The LP had 8 tracks and received Big Love/Support from all the Area codes chanted in the song chorus Colorado, Oklahoma, Arizona, California, Baltimore, Texas, Georgia and many others states. the biggest Accomplishment from this album beyond major label interest we received, was the movement it created in the City of Colorado Springs/Pueblo do to the groups name "719". The 719 movement continues till this day. I am proud to have made history with our contributions. I retired from professional recording due to the disbanding of 719, however the spirit of the town is felt and known through the groups youngest member at that time and a protege' Scorp Dezel who would continue his musical ambitions and go on to produce with Hit making producers such as Jazze Pha' and many other hit makers. Scorp Dezel also has produced hits for French Montana, E-40, Too Short, Young Buck, Rae Sremmurd etc his resume' is impressive. check out his discography for his latest music endeavors https://www.pulserecordings.com/clients/scorp-dezel/

Unfortunately the 719 Trying to Come Up LP was never released to the market. Recently it's been decided to release the Album on all major streaming platforms for download. Stay Tuned! 

Respectfully,

L.A. Ramon-719

Home Sweet Hood by 719 (L.A. Ramon, Smoove. C aka Caliba, Mac Scorpio aka Scorp) Dezel

L.A. Ramon a Midwest Production Producer. “The Vault” is a collection of never before heard compositions. These won’t make it to an album project. All tracks are here for exhibition purposes and for download.

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