What obscure early 90s rap act Dead at Birth went on to do

As long-term readers of the site will know, if there was ever an ILB Hall of Fame, J-Zone would be an inaugural round inductee along with Townes van Zandt, Les Kellett and April Flores.

Memorial weekend on IchLugeBullets.com: #2 – J-Zone’s active recording career

The second in a series of two posts over this pre-Christmas weekend paying tribute to two aspects of ILB culture that passed away in the previous seven days.

Officially, he’s termed himself “moving onto other things”. Technically, he hadn’t rhymed on a track (as himself, at least) since early 2007. In reality, he’ll probably still turn up to drop a few beats, a few mixtape spots, a podcast or whatever every now and then. But still, J-Zone’s further retirement from rap music is has made me pull the colon/open bracket face in real life.

You should probably buy this: J-Zone Presents Chief Chinchilla – Live At The Liqua Sto

 

Or “Live @ The Liqua Sto”, “Live At The Liquor Sto” and “Live At The Liquor Store”. May as well Googlebait the hell out of this.

Just reviewed this: Hold Steady – Stay Positive

J-Zone ft Eazy-E : Rockaway and Crenshaw

Baltimora – Tarzan Boy

Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off