With his latest release he remixes Bay Area famed Slap “Real Talk” by Bullies wit Fully’s (Guce and Messy Marv).

The single “Tell It”, was a fabulous rendition produced by Liam Bushey, and on the track Gods Mob Peezy owns his lane as a god fearing gospel artist on the track and lets people know he’s here for the journey laid out by god.

Give it a listen and follow the journey by following Gods Mob Peezy (@godmobpeezy) and his newly launched Gospel Music Label Gods Mob (@godsmob). #godsmob #allbaymusic

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Getting into the EP, that aggressive East coast sound is easily recognizable with the first track, “I’m Focused Fam.” Just as the title suggests, this song is all about being focused on the grind, making money and being hungry for success. The second track “Ride Fuh Me” has a West coast beat as E.L.S. blends that East coast flow into the track. The first verse of the song has him shouting out who this track is for. If you don’t find yourself moving to this beat and getting hyped up by his lyrics, you might as well shut the music off now until you can appreciate the music you’re listening to, because it just continues to get better. “No Chill” is where E.L.S. introduces his ability to tell a story through rap. Throughout this track he talks about people trying to put drama on him and how how he’s not with that. “Believe me, I try to have a chill button. I try to have a chill button. But they won’t let me have a chill button. They won’t let me have a chill button. Believe me! I try to have a chill button. I try to have a chill button. But they won’t let me have a chill button. They won’t let me have a chill button.” The use of repetition and clichés heightens the importance of his lyrics in each verse.

As we continue to listen to this EP, we’re introduced to the one and only feature on the project. Big Preme is another big Bay Area artist who has a drive to be the best at everything he does. In track 4, “HustleVille,” E.L.S. and Big Preme rap well together, as they talk to each other throughout the track. Talking about the hustle and grind, the hook is smooth and catchy and both artists feed off each others energies. This is probably one of my favorites from the project. Going into track 5, “Ya’ll See It” is all about E.L.S. talking his shit, letting us know how much swagger he has. This is the first song in the EP where he really hypes himself up, talking about how he’s loved to be hated. “War Cry (Warrior)” is one of those songs that is a perfect work out song. It will have you feeling motivated to do better and be better. From the beat to the lyrics to the energy he brings, E.L.S. may be talking about some personal things, but it’s relatable, especially as the hook hits, where he compares himself to a warrior. Finally, we get to the last song, “Did It Again,” where he talks his shit again, which is easily summed up in these lines: “I believe I can freeze heat. And I can reach and touch the sun in a single leap. I can wave my hands and bring peace to the streets. I can move mountains. Oh how I love being me! I believe I can freeze heat. And I can reach and touch the sun in a single leap. I can wave my hands and bring peace to the streets. And if you ask me, I can do anything I put my mind to.”

To sum up “Whisper Louder Than Screams” into two words: Street Poetry. There is a certain idyllic grace that E.L.S. brings to each track. The songs on this album are not overly “hyphy” as most West coast music is, but also not too aggressive sounding as the East coast style. He really does blend both styles of hip hop very well. His lyrics are full of relevancy and game that anyone can use in their own lives. Each track has a hook that is catchy, due to the repetition he uses. This style is actually very effective in keeping the attention of a listener while forcing them to really listen to the lyrics in each verse. It seems nowadays that hooks are used as the main part of the song, with verses being fillers, and the fact that E.L.S. seems to only use the hook as a separator of his verses, is refreshingly old school. According to E.L.S., every song on this project was old to him; stored away in his archives of unreleased material. I know that artists tend to stow away a number of songs to come back to later, and I’m glad that E.L.S. did! When you can record songs and release them years later and they still hold relevancy, you know you’re doing something right! I appreciated the chance to talk with this artist about his music and write this review. I look forward to hearing more from him in the near future.

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Breezo: Ynrsbreez0

ABM: What is your story in terms of music, when did you start making music?

Breezo: I started taking my music seriously last year, but I’ve been playing around since I was 16 years old.

ABM: Where are you from? How did your upbringing in Northern California influence your career?

Breezo: I’m from San Francisco 1200 eddy st.

ABM: Do you have any music visuals in the works?

Breezo: Yes, I am currently working on “Richer Part of Eddy” music video. Also, two more videos off my new project PS2 live from tha 6.

ABM: How do you feel about the protests, and the black lives matter movement?

Breezo: I feel like people should listen too what the protesters & us blacks are saying so they can understand, instead of judging.

ABM: Do you have any other projects in the works?

Breezo: Yes I’m continuing my perfect storm Trilogy with perfect storm 3,4,&5 all in the works now.

ABM: What inspired you to pursue being an artist professionally?

Breezo: Pain , & struggles , losing close friends & relatives made me want change instead of being in the streets.

ABM: Do you have any other lanes in music that interest you

Breezo: Nah I don’t want to change any lines just wanna stay me & showcase my city

ABM: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

Breezo: Being tha biggest artist from San Francisco to ever do it

ABM: Who are some of the musical influences that have inspired you?

Breezo: Lil Wayne, Mac Dre , E-40 , too short , Lil durk , meek mill , Messy Marv, the jacka , & so many more , I just love music

ABM: Are there any artists you would like to work with in the future?

Breezo: Yeah , drew Beez , PaypaChasaMeez, E-40 , Lil durk just a name of few

ABM: Where can people find you online?

Breezo: Yes on Instagram @ynrsbreez0

ABM: Are there any last words or shout outs to anyone you would like to mention before we end the interview?

Breezo: Go check out tha perform storm pt1 & PS2 live from tha 6 out now on all platforms.

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G-Money: My stage name is G-Money. What inspired my name, well really it’s been my nickname since I was kid so I just stuck with it.

ABM: What is your story in terms of music, when did you start making music?

G-Money: I been messing around with the music stuff for awhile free styling with the homies or using a usb mic recording to instrumentals. But I just started taking it serious though last year.

ABM: Where are you from? How did your upbringing in Northern California influence your career?

G-Money: I started out in Rodeo California, then around 3rd grade we moved to Benicia California right next to Vallejo. My upbringing in the Bay Area influenced me in so many ways. We have so much talent out here from the OGs to now.

ABM: Do you have any music visuals in the works?

G-Money: Yes I do have visuals in the works I’m about to drop one December 6th with my boy Yax3. And then I’m working on some others solos and then with Other artist.

ABM: How do you feel about the protests, and the black lives matter movement?

G-Money: Black Lives Matter!! I support my folks, black and brown love

ABM: Do you have any other projects in the works?

G-Money: Always got projects in the works. Always hustling so stay tuned at all times!

ABM: What inspired you to pursue being an artist professionally?

G-Money: I wouldn’t really say professionally, it’s a hobby. I can’t put all my fruits into one basket. I got many different routes I can go down.

ABM: Do you have any other lanes in music that interest you

G-Money: Yes definitely, I’m gonna be pushing some clothing eventually we are working on logo designs and what not. So stay tuned.

ABM: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

G-Money: I see my self financially stable, relaxed with my family and giving back to communities. Handling my business !!

ABM: Who are some of the musical influences that have inspired you?

G-Money: Mac Dre for sure, The Jacka , Messy Marv, Mozzy , then my brother KSL we been messing around with the music stuff for idk how long.

ABM: Are there any artists you would like to work with in the future?

G-Money: Of course. There’s hella artist I would like to work with.

ABM: Where can people find you online?

G-Money: Instagram: Gmoney_official707, SoundCloud: G-Money Official, Twitter: G_money707, Apple Music/Spotify:G-Money, YouTube: Official G-Money

ABM: Are there any last words or shout outs to anyone you would like to mention before we end the interview?

G-Money: Shout out to my baby nephew Eli fighting cancer right now he is a warrior and will pull through. He is one of the biggest reasons why I go so hard. I just wanna say I highly appreciate all the support from family, friends and fans. Big shoutout to my pops for helping me fund certain things to be able to push my music and get it out there. Always Stay tuned because we always working over here. All glory to God. #Elistrong

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In the single “It’s Funky” J Diggs addresses the fans of Messy Marv, and also takes a shot at SF Rapper/Entrepreneur JT The Bigga Figga. To a bigger surprise he also took an aim at rapper MDot80.

The single is controversial and he comments on the Mozzy vs Philthy Rich beef, and for the first time instigates the Mozzy camp by claiming his longtime friendship with CML Lavish D.

With all the beef and Bay Area divide, give the song a listen and give a comment in the YouTube and tell us how you feel.

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The gloomy track compliments the new rap style Messy Marv is bringing, surely with mix reviews, we are starting to see the transformation and hes on his gangster shit right now. Both Madflow and Sonic bring the heat and as a trio the single is pure fire.

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The video has a good vibe to it and Messy Marv gives a different performance to the typical Messy Marv we are used to. In this single he definitely switched his style up. Non the less the song is hot, and Jay Fresh went hard on the track and video.

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