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A song from "Bounze Houze" written by L. Marshall (Heat Lamp Music - ASCAP) and R. James Frazier (Dual Output Productions - BMI) Beat by DUAL OUTPUT [R. James Frazier/Dual Output Productions (BMI)] Additional song instrumentation from Rodney "Spanky" Thomas of OZONE Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

A song from "Bounze Houze" written by L. Marshall (Heat Lamp Music - ASCAP) and R. James Frazier (Dual Output Productions - BMI) Beat by DUAL OUTPUT [R. James Frazier/Dual Output Productions (BMI)] Additional vocals by Demont "Byg Sexy" Crawford Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

F.Y.I. - Groove Back by FYIpsalms

F.Y.I. - Real Neegha Callz by FYIpsalms

F.Y.I. - HEYE Vibrationz by FYIpsalms

A single from "Bounze Houze", an album by F.Y.I. written by L. Marshall/Heat Lamp Music (ASCAP), R. James Frazier/Dual Output Productions (BMI) Beat by Dual Output [R. James Frazier/Dual Output Productions (BMI)] Additional vocals on "Real Neegha Callz" by Nosaj Mc Additional scratches on "Real Neegha Callz" by DJ Harvey Dent Additional vocals on "Real Neegha Callz" by by Bianca Andrews Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

A song featured on "Herecember 20NOW" by F.Y.I. Chorus: In the beginning was The Word and The Word was with God Then He came to me and said ni--a get on your job You gots to write your way out (no excuses) You gots to write your way out In the beginning was The Word and The Word was with God Then He came to me and said ni--a get on your job You gots to write your way out (you got the juice) You gots to write your way out Verse 1: No stopping the / Mid-City philosopher / I'm Genghis Khan / When the mic is on / More than conqueror / Like the gram I come on strong / Bullets massage flesh / If you rub me wrong / 40s poured when you dead and gone / It's shame that a man's life eulogized over St. Ides / The Klan invested in malt liquor / To laugh at ya'll ni--as / Arizona tall cans / Train kids to drink early / Yes it's all planned / If cancer is hell on earth / Then we all damned / Naw / God got the bridge / He said F.Y.I. I made you to live / Plant jewels in these seedlings / That's positive / F-ck up the world / Till your pee stings / That's figurative / I'm cleaner than the Center of Disease Control / Baby sauced up by my bars she need a blow / She hornier than a trumpet / Because I'm a player that's triumphant / n-gga Chorus (repeat 1x) Verse 2: Let's grab Uncle Sam by the pu--y on some Trump sh-t / He's still not my president / So f-ck the name dropping / The game huddled around me for leadership / I'm calling on the options / Respected from LA to BK / All coasts / Get NFL owners' side chicks legs up for me like a goal post / In the zone / Running through the holes / Oh well Odell / I'm snatching up your hoes / More righteous then Kaepernick / US antagonist / Snatch governor's collars / But a hero on this rapping sh-t / Most of this hip hop is buttocks / Little nigs glued to the YouTube for gluteus / Mumbling and fumbling over words / Bro the foolishness / Blame the school districts / For graduating illiterates / Make these crack babies kick rocks / A pop star is code word for writer's block / My pen jot the Top 5 Spot / From the life's octagon / To winners' circles / I won't stop Chorus (repeat 1x) Verse 3: My gift unorthodox like a Jew that's Messianic / Tested in the life / Got my blessings / Feeling brolic / They say millennials is colic / Spoiled babies that went to college / I did the knowledge on the beats / I got a Ph.D / In being hotter / I vibe off a record player / Sweet Angel / Anita Baker / Damn I miss my mama / Beyond woke / It's insomnia / I'm on it more than flockers off of Normandie / Normally / Looking for the stash box / In the Bahamas / Silk Pajamas with a laptop / The workaholic with no days off / I went to the White House / Serving cocktails that's Molotov / I'm in my bag / F.Y.I. forever shine / I make the winter sad / More soul than a negro spiritual / Make'em free at last / The only ni--a from the century / To inspire artists and the fans / My words turn to numbers / I'll take money over tweeting hashtags (Yeah) Chorus (repeat 1x) credits: from Herecember 20NOW, releases November 30, 2018 Beat by DUAL OUTPUT [R. James Frazier/Dual Output Productions (BMI)] Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) www.fyipsalms.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms www.soundcloud.com/fyipsalms

A song featured on "Herecember 20NOW" from F.Y.I. Bridge: I've been waiting oh so long Then God told me I was blessed Then I got on I've been waiting oh so long Now I'm on Chorus (repeat 1x): Shoot Your Shot / Go ahead / Shoot Your Shot You done waited too long / So I showed up / Then I showed out Shoot Your Shot / Go ahead / Shoot Your Shot 2nd Bridge That's a hunndo / That's a muthaf-cking hunndo / The rain came down real slick / Ni--a gonna need a poncho That's a hundred / That's a muthf-cking hundred / Got the yatty so wet in the spot / Bout to swim in they stomachs Verse 1: Stay sleep on these rap ni--as / snooze / sauce dripping from my cup / I ooze / She winked at me once player / She choosed / It's uncomfortable / for you to believe that she ain't that prudish / And wanted me brutish / Drinking her vaginal juices / My Jedi mind tricks / Direct the game more than Lucas / God gave me space to blueprint / You nosey muthf-ckas / Better get out my mucus / The pen game incredible / Legible / She a champ / That don't pass on edibles / I do it for the homies / Doing time that's federal / We all on borrowed time / A ni--ga gotta embezzle / I got a case against Amerikkka / I finna settle Chorus (repeat 1x) 2nd Bridge (repeat 1x) Verse 2: They throw salt when I been in the cut / I raise the bar / Like I'm doing chin ups / It's banana clip spit / When a gorilla erupts / You're whole squad pu--sy / You ain't finna nut up / The pride of these rappers got'em lying to cubs / The youth grow slow / Because they dying from slugs / OG's grill missing / Sold his teeth to the plug / He cry everyday / No photo ops for Unc / Pine box results / When Xans myths debunked / My psychology / Novelty / In the age of following / I make head spins for bredren / For ni--gas 15 to ni--gas 4 times 10 / Breath of fresh air / Better than Ephedrine Chorus (repeat 2x) 2nd bridge (repeat 2x) Rain sounds Guitar solo credits: from Herecember 20NOW, releases November 30, 2018 Beat by Sir Jon Lee [Johnny Dower Jr (BMI)] written by L. Marshall for Heat Lamp Music (ASCAP) Guitar by Ewen Williams Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

A bonus track featured on "Herecember 20NOW' by F.Y.I. Chorus: Going to San Francisco Please make room for me Well I'm going to San Francisco Please make room for me Verse 1: Up early ain't slept in two days/Seen some dark nights similar to Bruce Wayne/A hero from the west/Coasting down the PCH/My girl feeling on her chest/Hoping that my d-ck relates/Shifting stick hella hard/All up in her jaw/She sucking it till its raw/90 on the freeway/Looking out for the johnnies/On a mission to The Bay/To fold paper/Like origami/With piece on me/Unlike the Dali Lama/For ni--as with salami/That want to get holier than swiss cheese if they try me/Strategize with the green on mind/My eyes looking irie/Bust this move black/Then zoom to a island/Where Stella got her groove/The homie from Sunnydale/Said there's clientele/I set up the wave/And the sh-t is sure to sell Chorus (repeat 1x) Verse 2: About 3 hours in it/Gassed up the petro in the rented/My ni--a Clement/Passed out in the back with two b-tches/One on peyote/The other on some issues/A week before told Clem don't bring'em/If we gotta do a solo act/I don't want to have to kill a background singer/To him money whispers pu--y talks/Crossing the Golden Gate/State of emergency/Concerning me/What's my first response?/If it don't well like the mammals in Monterey/Do I block party ni--as feet?/And sinking'em in The Bay?/touché/Calm down collected thoughts with a joint/Texted the plug/If it was cool to touch down in Hunter's Point/An hour went by no reply/Said f-ck it/Whipped the bucket/To 23rd/My surprise new high rise/Suit and ties sipping frappuccino/Developers that gentrify/the new Scarfaces/Laughing at ni--as/Trying to be the new Pacinos/Guess they want us to die like hippies in San Francisco/Damn Chorus (repeat 1x) credits: from Herecember 20NOW, releases November 30, 2018 Beat by Stilla On The Beat written by L. Marshall for Heat Lamp Music (ASCAP) Recorded & Engineered by Stilla On The Beat Recorded @ The Beat Cellar (San Francisco, CA) Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

Ni--a get your hands out my pocket Chorus: I gotta gun in my hand and I'm feeling like the muthf--cking man (yeah) I gotta gun in my hand and I'm feeling like the muthf--cking man (yeah) Don't make get live ni--a / Don't make me smack fire to you Don't make get live ni--a / Don't make me blast fire Verse 1: Congratulations / Proud of the little homie / College bound after ceremonies / Finger f-cking tenderronies / After Grad Night Mama saved / Since he was 8 / For that dorm right? / Textbook answers / Don't prepare for what life is / To birth a dream / Abort a nightmares / Being woke / Is where knowledge begins / Slanted eye high as they keep ni--as off they Zen / To villanize / More than Kylo Ren / Instead of weed / I rather read / Keep my mind free / From being locked up by Vape Pen / Skated on then ice to the guap / The black face mask racist goals I stopped / We run track & field / But in the class / How we learning how to get up off the block / Poor education / Achilles heel / For real / Thank God for Joseph Clark / Once the mind is spark / We more lit than chemicals / Knowledge is the new burner bro Chorus (repeat 1x) Verse 2: Fear's the main ingredient / In the recipe / For rest in piece / Marinated with hate / Could turn an office feud / Into co-workers being bar-b-qued / Murder prime time / On the evening news / 8 to 11 / 24 hours / In less than 7 days / Fear can make you weak / A reason a geek / Sees a phat a-s turns the other cheek / Fuel for the athlete / That won't hang up his cleats / Chose to die for the game / Then live in an anchor's seat / A powerful weapon for centuries / Before the invention of US Benjamins / It's all about tribal survival / Since the Bible / Jews versus Gentiles / Africans versus their European arrivals to they shores / An influencer of culture like the Moors / Phobias seeping out the pores of the insecure / On all fours crying to The Lord / Robber by the headboard / Screaming face or gut / Either or Chorus (repeat 1x) Bridge: Come along with me if you not a f-ck boy And you on your grizzly Sing along with me if you stay strapped up And you rep your city Verse 3: They say God made man / Guns make'em equal / This is the evil / That's preached from most southern steeples / Non-whites felt a hate crime's whelps / All over the Bible Belt / NRA spells triple K on police chiefs' lapels / Violence they'll pin it on you / No matter if you a 6 figure ni--a with education that's formal / Appetite for destruction made normal / It's sacrilegious / Not to bow down / To the 2nd amendment / Quentin Tarantino entertainment / Flip the bird to love / So there's enough fingers pointed for the blaming / Bodies leaking / Keeps the economy draining / The hood angry shooting folks like them / I saw self hatred aiming / A Smith and Wesson 500 Magnum / To make 500 toe tag'ems / Of random bystanders / Handsome bullets / Make flesh ugly / Cripple a muthaf-cka / Now a wheelchair's his buddy Chorus repeat 1x Monologue

"Boom (Ream Ni--as Don't Die)" lyrics from "Herecember 20NOW" Chorus: Adams and Crenshaw Ni--as make moves Mid-City live action Better than pay per view With the shits Early with it Before it hits the news By the time the cameras roll It's all boom boom boom boom Verse 1: You a skip and a jump from being a punk Negligee away from being gay I see through you chump Quit pissing sitting down on the toilet and man the f-ck up Broke ni--as nag about they wallet no matter the time of the month A homicidal rhyme recital fans ain't bleeding enough More than imported vinyl to the Japanese "Ohayou" I be knowing what's up I get draws off "Kon'nichiwa" She down to smash even with the Kotex Made her sign a waiver then she bounced seeing no checks Built for these bars studio more like Bowflex My jams on the radio haters feeling are insulted Hard to read me your education was the culprit Product of the crack era I can see your diagnosis Fetal alcohol court involved mind dissolved from momma's dosage I don't rest my case till the casket drops and they close it Constipated attitude taking no sh-t Chorus (repeat 1x) Verse #2: I understand mane you made a little stain in the game I'm here to proclaim your spot's over Drunk off success I'm barely sober The balance between enlightened as the ayatollah And rubbing on some concha while flying in a Porsche Lotus My season year round where the crown for 20NOW Swear to God ni--gas getting your hoodies on Because like September prepare to fall Bars raw enough to maul ya'll like pits in gallerias Keep the game on it's tippy toes more than ballerinas The culture's savior a walking Professor Xavier Charged up more than X-Men making magazine freshmen Sh-t on themselves old geezers I guess they were seniors They words empty as the bogus POTUS and his Breitbart demons Backwards crackers I'll be the hacker to get your alt-right deleted The voice of voiceless undefeated Chorus (repeat 1x) Bridge (Reggae Chant) DJ Scratches credits: from Herecember 20NOW, releases November 30, 2018 Beat by iLLMind [Ramon Ibanga (ASCAP)/LittleTroubleBigChinaProductions(ASCAP)] written by L. Marshall (Heat Lamp Music - ASCAP) and K. Dunkley II for Karl Anthony Dunkley II (BMI) Vocals performed by Joelle Sahar & Front Page Guitar By Ewen Willams Scratches by DJ Harvey Dent on Boom (Real Ni--as Don't Die) Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) www.fyipsalms.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms www.soundcloud.com/fyipsalms

A song featured on "Herecember 20NOW" from F.Y.I. Ni--a get your hands out my pocket Chorus: I gotta gun in my hand and I'm feeling like the muthf--cking man (yeah) I gotta gun in my hand and I'm feeling like the muthf--cking man (yeah) Don't make get live ni--a / Don't make me smack fire to you Don't make get live ni--a / Don't make me blast fire Verse 1: Congratulations / Proud of the little homie / College bound after ceremonies / Finger f-cking tenderronies / After Grad Night Mama saved / Since he was 8 / For that dorm right? / Textbook answers / Don't prepare for what life is / To birth a dream / Abort a nightmares / Being woke / Is where knowledge begins / Slanted eye high as they keep ni--as off they Zen / To villanize / More than Kylo Ren / Instead of weed / I rather read / Keep my mind free / From being locked up by Vape Pen / Skated on then ice to the guap / The black face mask racist goals I stopped / We run track & field / But in the class / How we learning how to get up off the block / Poor education / Achilles heel / For real / Thank God for Joseph Clark / Once the mind is spark / We more lit than chemicals / Knowledge is the new burner bro Chorus (repeat 1x) Verse 2: Fear's the main ingredient / In the recipe / For rest in piece / Marinated with hate / Could turn an office feud / Into co-workers being bar-b-qued / Murder prime time / On the evening news / 8 to 11 / 24 hours / In less than 7 days / Fear can make you weak / A reason a geek / Sees a phat a-s turns the other cheek / Fuel for the athlete / That won't hang up his cleats / Chose to die for the game / Then live in an anchor's seat / A powerful weapon for centuries / Before the invention of US Benjamins / It's all about tribal survival / Since the Bible / Jews versus Gentiles / Africans versus their European arrivals to they shores / An influencer of culture like the Moors / Phobias seeping out the pores of the insecure / On all fours crying to The Lord / Robber by the headboard / Screaming face or gut / Either or Chorus (repeat 1x) Bridge: Come along with me if you not a f-ck boy And you on your grizzly Sing along with me if you stay strapped up And you rep your city Verse 3: They say God made man / Guns make'em equal / This is the evil / That's preached from most southern steeples / Non-whites felt a hate crime's whelps / All over the Bible Belt / NRA spells triple K on police chiefs' lapels / Violence they'll pin it on you / No matter if you a 6 figure ni--a with education that's formal / Appetite for destruction made normal / It's sacrilegious / Not to bow down / To the 2nd amendment / Quentin Tarantino entertainment / Flip the bird to love / So there's enough fingers pointed for the blaming / Bodies leaking / Keeps the economy draining / The hood angry shooting folks like them / I saw self hatred aiming / A Smith and Wesson 500 Magnum / To make 500 toe tag'ems / Of random bystanders / Handsome bullets / Make flesh ugly / Cripple a muthaf-cka / Now a wheelchair's his buddy Chorus repeat 1x Monologue credits: from Herecember 20NOW, releases November 30, 2018 produced by K-WIZ (ONTHEBEAT) [K. Laboriel/Kenny Laboriel (No Society)] Horns by Ryck Jane Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Engineered & Mixed By Charles Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) www.fyipsalms.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms www.soundcloud.com/fyipsalms

A single from "Herecember 20NOW", an album by F.Y.I. Beat by iLLMind [Ramon Ibanga (ASCAP)/LittleTroubleBigChinaProductions(ASCAP)] written by L. Marshall (Heat Lamp Music - ASCAP) and K. Dunkley II for Karl Anthony Dunkley II (BMI) Vocals performed by Joelle Sahar & Front Page Guitar By Ewen Willams Scratches by DJ Harvey Dent on Boom (Real Ni--as Don't Die) Engineered by Charles "Bass King" Glenn Mixed By Charles "Bass King" Glenn @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) Recorded @ King C's Music Studio (Rancho Cucamonga, CA) http://www.fyipsalms.com/ https://instagram.com/fyipsalms/ http://twitter.com/FYIpsalms http://youtube.com/FYIpsalms http://facebook.com/FYIpsalms http://soundcloud.com/FYIpsalms http://fyipsalms.bandcamp.com

A song featured on "ameriBLACKKK" ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yattly Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

A song featured on "ameriBLACKKK". ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yatty Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

A song featured on "ameriBLACKKK". ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yattly Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

A song featured on "ameriBLACKKK" from F.Y.I. ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yattly Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

A song featured on "ameriBLACKKK". ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yatty Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

"Spend Godly" is a song featured on "ameriBLACKKK". ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yattly Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

A song featured on "ameriBLACKKK". ameriBLACKKK is a hip-hop/rap album from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features songs such as These The Times (Don't Judge), Scape Bro, and Don't Be Afraid (Yatty Tickler).  The album is mainly produced by Sir Jon Lee, a rising producer and rapper out of Compton; long-time collaborator, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake, Talib Kweli), and New York's very own, 2One2.  To date, this is F.Y.I.'s most definitive account of everyday life experiences of a society determined to elevate themselves and the communities they come from.  In this project, F.Y.I. continues to examine an array of life experiences ranging from racism, love, to mental health issues.  What is notable is, F.Y.I.’s innate ability to deliver quality lyrics on each and every song.  The album’s universal theme centers on relatable experiences as “huemans” and delivers a sound that evokes listeners to champion.  Featured guests on the album include: Sir Jon Lee, Kaye Fox, Ryck Jane, and Front Page.  Kaye Fox, a frequent J. Cole collaborator, also lends her sultry vocals on several songs on the album.  In addition to the soulful melodies, ameriBLACKKK displays bassist, Charles Glenn and trumpeter Ryck Jane’s brilliant musicianship.  This album plans to be the most promising album to date by F.Y.I.

F.Y.I. Invented Green (FIG) is a hip-hop/rap EP from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album highlights the lead single, Trust Me, and intro track, The Bump, produced by a staple in the Los Angeles' beat maker world, Dale Danja. The bouncy track, Kill Game, was produced by an up and coming producer named Truth. Lastly, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake) a frequent collaborator of F.Y.I. blesses him with a banger called Legend of G.O.A.T. to round out the record. The title alone brings interest to fans from the very start. FIG is the follow up record to F.Y.I.'s last project, Age/Sex/Location, which became the #5 most added record on CMJ's College Radio Charts. FIG continues to lay the foundation for what many in hip-hop are learning to understand more and more about F.Y.I.'s artistry. For one, it's creative; and for two, it's inventive. Single handedly, FIG convinces you that F.Y.I. invented green and all the dope sh*t that comes from making it and seeing it in the world. www.fyipsalms.com www.fyipsalms.bandcamp.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms

The Bump (prod. by Dale Danja) by FYIpsalms

F.Y.I. Invented Green (FIG) is a hip-hop/rap EP from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album highlights the lead single, Trust Me, and intro track, The Bump, produced by a staple in the Los Angeles' beat maker world, Dale Danja. The bouncy track, Kill Game, was produced by an up and coming producer named Truth. Lastly, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake) a frequent collaborator of F.Y.I. blesses him with a banger called Legend of G.O.A.T. to round out the record. The title alone brings interest to fans from the very start. FIG is the follow up record to F.Y.I.'s last project, Age/Sex/Location, which became the #5 most added record on CMJ's College Radio Charts. FIG continues to lay the foundation for what many in hip-hop are learning to understand more and more about F.Y.I.'s artistry. For one, it's creative; and for two, it's inventive. Single handedly, FIG convinces you that F.Y.I. invented green and all the dope sh*t that comes from making it and seeing it in the world. www.fyipsalms.com www.fyipsalms.bandcamp.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms

F.Y.I. Invented Green (FIG) is a hip-hop/rap EP from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album highlights the lead single, Trust Me, and intro track, The Bump, produced by a staple in the Los Angeles' beat maker world, Dale Danja. The bouncy track, Kill Game, was produced by an up and coming producer named Truth. Lastly, Rich Kidd (credits: Drake) a frequent collaborator of F.Y.I. blesses him with a banger called Legend of G.O.A.T. to round out the record. The title alone brings interest to fans from the very start. FIG is the follow up record to F.Y.I.'s last project, Age/Sex/Location, which became the #5 most added record on CMJ's College Radio Charts. FIG continues to lay the foundation for what many in hip-hop are learning to understand more and more about F.Y.I.'s artistry. For one, it's creative; and for two, it's inventive. Single handedly, FIG convinces you that F.Y.I. invented green and all the dope sh*t that comes from making it and seeing it in the world. www.fyipsalms.com www.fyipsalms.bandcamp.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms

BUY "Age / Sex / Location" here: bit.ly/1JzER2L "Age / Sex / Location" features hit single - "One Thang" available @ bit.ly/1PKGQqd Age / Sex / Location is a hip-hop/rap EP from Mid-City Los Angeles rapper, F.Y.I. The album features beats from Dual Output (credits: 50 Cent). The EP was produced by Charles "Bass King" Glenn and co-produced by F.Y.I. On the energetic EP, F.Y.I. touches on different subject matter ranging from the ills of social media, what is true love, and what it means to be a hueman. Musically, the project features more live instrumentation than his previous work, but keeps with the spirit of raw enegetic hip-hop that F.Y.I. is known to bring. Lyrically, F.Y.I.'s spears are sharper than ever proving to listeners that he deserves to be mentioned alongside the top lyricists of today! Also, the project has a bonus song featuring upcoming Compton emcee/producer, Sir Jon Lee. This EP is a follow-up to the critically acclaimed album, "Yo! The Places You'll Go". www.fyipsalms.com www.fyipsalms.bandcamp.com www.instagram.com/fyipsalms www.facebook.com/fyipsalms www.twitter.com/fyipsalms