Enmicasa
Enmicasa came out of Los Angeles with a sound that felt grounded in the city's streets. The group included Anthony Bowman, who went by A.B. and handled most...
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Enmicasa came out of Los Angeles with a sound that felt grounded in the city's streets. The group included Anthony Bowman, who went by A.B. and handled most of the writing, Calvin Mobley (C-Mob) on production, and Jermaine Mobley (J-Ro) engineering their tracks.
Their debut album was called "Street Code," and the title track became their most recognizable song. The lyrics in their music often dealt with the realities of street life, which drew some criticism at the time for how it portrayed those experiences.
They followed that album with others like "Resilience" and "Emergence," keeping their focus on storytelling over beats that had a certain pull to them. The song "Street Code" in particular seemed to connect with listeners who recognized its perspective.
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