The Justuce Street Poets tell it all in an EXCLUSIVE interview with iMoveiLive.com Journal series, Slim speaks on it...
The JSP has been labeled many times over the years... Gangsters that spit poetic flows. What? Thugs with no direction that makes electro-pop music. What? In reality each and every one of us are educated in different areas that we take full use of and apply to our promotion and business tactics. Underneath the created persona's that we create we strive to not only be the best at what we do but to become better people doing it. Many people don't know that me (Christopher Slim O'Domes) and Cory Eaux (emcee of the Justuce Street Poets) are actually brothers. We have one of those relationships that is inseparable even in the most intense of moments. He can throw me an alley oop even when we aren't speaking in the locker room if that makes sense.
A couple of people have asked me where we found Lucky Face Dollars at (Sam emcee of the Justuce Street Poets)? Sam actually is a friend of Cory's from kindergarten. Face is that kid that all through life he was there. Down to when we moved far away, he still was the one that came to spend weekends with us and Cory the same with his family. I can remember stumbling in drunk as a young teen as these two were having a stay over full of Nintendo tournaments and terrorizing them. Good times...lol.
LuckyFace has dropped a solo project titled "LFD". This is a really hot mixtape I suggest checking it out... heres a single from the album a personal favorite of mine #HaterMagnet APPROVED! >> "SCUMMY" >> http://soundcloud.com/hatermagnetpr/16-lfd-of-the-jspscummy-ft
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: LuckyFace and the JSP - "RIDE THE BEAT" at the ShadowLounge
My man Ceno goes back to the first music group we got with... Self Made Entertainment. Yeah that's right we're not only the JSP most people know from the crazy house parties we used to throw, but also Self Made Ent. When we were Self Made we were the first ones to do a Kashi giveaway at an event. At the time we had brought one of the weirdos from "Making the Band" the first series while also introducing Pittsburgh to the phrase "18 to Cum 21 to Swallow". Big Homie Ceno was the boss throughout all of these ventures even having us throw an event where we threw "Nickel Bags" out to the crowd to show our appreciation. Because of Ceno's biker mentality and look, people miss the fact that this guy is one of the most open individuals you can encounter. Ceno is a guy that even if he doesn't know you he will still buy you something to eat if your in his company... "He will never let you go hungry". That speaks for it self.
Exclusive Video: Ceno and the JSP performing "Got That" ft. (French Montana) LIVE at the Shadow Lounge.
Check out "Got That" on SoundCloud:
It's rare when you can add a new person to a circle and they fit with no conviction. Over the years we have come across many people that wanted to be a part of our group or maybe should be a part of our outfit. Everything isn't for everybody, but Knise came and it's like we never lost any steam. He brought us an element that complimented the various styles and personalities that make UCE=US who we are as a group. At first Knise was really quiet, I think the first event that he attended with us as one of the members was the Faded Fest a couple of years back with our at the time brand new manager BLOGGIE formerly Mrs. BlogorDie. Bloggie of course took off and did her thang... but Knise kinda ventured off to a corner by himself and we all wondered what it was he was experiencing. Im going to assume he was watching and learning so that once he performed he had a standard to live up to. If you watch any of the recorded performances you can watch Kniseburgh grow per each showcase. He already was an impressive lyricist but needed to work on keeping up with our energetic style that has earned us a reputation of one of the livest stage shows your going to see. He has done an excellent job growing and now a intricate piece to what we do. Charlie really has the ability to go far with his ability to rap.
Here is an EXCLUSIVE clip of Kniseburgh performing live at Club Elegance "Addicted to the Game".
Kniseburgh also has dropped he first solo project titled "OBJECT" here's one of my favorite track from the mixtape: "Paid a Cost" featuring RickyP & Ceno of the JSP.
JUSTUCE STREET POETS
THE JSP
(Pittsburgh Pa)
Exclusive Video
Cory Eaux and (hypeman) Pooky Da Swagillator perform "On My Job" LIVE in Las Vegas
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