Tomorrow's Legends
Past Life Entertainment Group, LLC trains, publishes, and supports only the best of the best when it comes to the artists. Showcasing all of the classic aesthetics while being individually transforming. Creating culture rich art that will withstand the test of time.
Mr. Every Day
The Chairman Founder & CEO of Past Life Ent Started in the business at the age of three on tour with his legendary God Father the late great Grammy award winning Gil Scott Heron known as The God Father of Rap. There really isn’t anything Every Day can't do as he wears multiple hats as a creative writer, producer, recording artist, DJ and on air personality. Every Day is the brain child behind the Past Life Brand and is steadily coming up the ranks as a taste-maker for the industry.
Rhythmic Science
Born and raised in the famed 7th Ward of New Orleans, Rhythmic is a self-taught producer, recording, mixing & mastering engineer. It’s easy to hear the influences of his Costan Rican & Creole roots through his production & the seducive accent that caresses his lyrcial flow. His soulful music dynamic ranges from the Dirty South’s intense hats, expressive 1970’s baselines, West Coast claps, touches of East Coast sampling, Latin Discoteca, Latin Jazz, & Classical Orchestra and Opera.
Kyng Dre
Dre Brings Tremendous Depth to the Past Life roster as a Writer, Singer, Rapper and Beat maker. With his powerful lyrics and soulful voice he is Literally a slam dunk.
FlowBoyDuce
FlowBoyDuce, a Bronx-born artist and founder of Flow Time Entertainment, turns pain and passion into purpose, bringing authentic NYC culture and real-life experience to every track. Starting as a dancer in New York’s “Light Feet Era,” he transitioned to music inspired by legends like Jay-Z. His early work earned recognition from DJ Cocoa Chanelle and platforms like ThisIs50, with his song “Heartbeats” featured in Wingman, Inc.. Regional and international attention followed with singles like “Bigger Cake” and “Pay For That,” and his critically acclaimed EP Stranger In My Own Hood reflects the realities of his Bronx roots.