// EP · Boom-Bap · Old-School Hip Hop
BlackJack
(Songs)
Designed to feel like "discovered" street anthems — not a polished movie score. Five tracks built from boom-bap drum patterns, aggressive brass loops and street-level lyricism. The heartbeat of 1990s New York in sound.
Stream the EPfeat. Phil Galanty
King of
the Court
The definitive anthem. Driving rhythms and a confident flow establish Jackie Ryan's status as a playground legend. This is the throne-claiming record.
feat. Palo Xanto
Keep It in
the Zone
The psychological side of the game. Palo Xanto's darker delivery mirrors the all-or-nothing stakes of Ryan's late-career NBA tryout.
feat. Palo Xanto
Crash and
Burn
The other edge of the same coin. Intense and unsparing — what happens when the pressure finds its limit and the body refuses to quit.
feat. Jaxon Evans
Grand
Concourse
Named after the iconic Bronx thoroughfare. Heavy on atmosphere — a musical love letter to the New York neighborhoods where the story was born and lives.
feat. Impulss
Pulss Got Pressure
Intense and agressive. Emphasises the physical intensity and pressure of professional-level basketball — every beat a heartbeat, every bar a sprint.
Heavy kick drums and crisp snares that mimic the heartbeat of the city. Every pattern locked and loaded like early-90s New York intended.
Stabs, hits and loops that create urgency and bravado. The musical equivalent of talking trash and backing it up.
Redemption. Hustle. The silent language of the court. Artists chosen for their authentic New York park energy — not the studio, the blacktop.