DJC MONTHLY CONCERT VOL. 3: MASERATI-E

Our THIRD Monthly Concert of the year showcased MASERATI-E, whose revolutionary acoustic guitar and poetic lyricism is changing people's perceptions of the world.

Special guests included Continental Cutty, Grant Bloom, Uncle Beats, Stylez ft. Simply Naomi, and Antwan Banks Williams.

Proceeds from the evening were split 50/50 between Die Jim Crow Records and the artists, with our headliner receiving 20%. DJC's portion will go towards our personnel costs, which helps sustain us as a non-profit record label for formerly and currently incarcerated musicians.

Featured Talent:

Maserati-E @therealmaserati_e
Stylez ft. SIMPLY, NAOMI @selenawilliams1977 , @_simply_naomi
Uncle Beats @unclebeats ft. a conversation with Maxwell Melvins @MELVINS782
Grant Bloom @grantbloommusic
Continental Cutty @fillavault

Hosted by BL Shirelle @BLSHIRELLE

Stylez ft. Simply, Naomi recorded by Jack Impink @JACKORY_IMPINK

Many More Monthly Concerts To Come, Stay Tuned!

More on Maserati-E:

Oakland born and bred, Maserati-E was incarcerated at the age of 17. While in prison, he taught himself to play to guitar and music became a way to confront his old habits, be vulnerable with himself, and grow through art.

During the last few years of his incarceration, Maserati-E's music was featured on Ear Hustle, an award-winning podcast focused on illuminating the realities of prison life and creativity behind bars. He also contributed his unique voice and stellar sound to producer David Jassy's "San Quentin Mixtape Vol. 1," which also featured J. Cole, Common, Meek mill, Talib Kewli, among others and was released to critical acclaim.

Released in August of 2019, Maserati-E's catchy and conscious-driven music has been featured in the Netflix documentary "Q-Ball," NPR, Rolling Stone, and PLUS ONE Society, among others. His soul-searching debut EP "Just Me and My Guitar" is available now on all streaming platforms.