If you stood in the streets of a busy St. Louis intersection back in 2000, chances are, your ears would be laced with the sounds of trunk rattling bass tunes mixed with the wining cries of a guitar. Add in the “country” verbiage of a few 20-something musicians and the product that was created would be dubbed as “The Sound of St. Louis”. Now that the door of entertainment has been open, the Gateway to the West is able to let in a few more talented individuals who can also rap about new topics, sing vivid soul tunes, and more importantly…produce a new sound. The Urban Legendz production team has plans on making that very thing happen one beat at a time. Consisting of a couple of wiz kid’s, Byron and Perry are setting out redevelop a new sound and take listeners back to the essence of music formation.

As a native of St. Louis, Byron B. [ne’ Byron Bagsby] has been able to gain an early knowledge of the various sounds of music as well as its intricate arrangement. After coming to the decision to chose sound over sports, Byron was well on his way by receiving his tutelage from close family members who were also submerged in the field of music. “My Mom played a key part,when I was younger she made me break down the elements in songs and explain the different parts of the musical arrangement,My dad was a DJ, my aunt ran a music school and my great-grandmother composed gospel music and , so I had music production in my DNA.” His dreams became more of a reality when he was able to