When Neesin “Y.C.” Williams and Craig “Blak P.” Kelley met each other in h​igh​school on the freshmen basketball team, they knew instantly that they shared similar points of view. Both raised in broken homes in South Los Angeles, their love of music stemmed from their desire to escape their harsh realities. Y.C. and Blak P used music as a vacation from their troubled lives— prompting them to coin their music, ‘Vacay Music’, for it's laid back style yet entertaining sound. During the popular “jerk moment” in L.A., the duo had a couple of break out tracks (D.I.T.M.S. & Fly In My Supras) which landed them on multiple High School/ College tours and Chad Muska, founder of Supra and legendary skater, performing their song to them and making it an official theme song for their website for a few months. Soon after the tours ended, YrF took a break from creating and performing music due to Neesin booking a touring Musical (Flashing Lights) and a 7­man one act play called “Hello America” which had a two year run and Craig becoming a father of two. In an effort to reinvent themselves and to show the growth as musicians, Neesin & Craig made YrF a band with; female drummer Aisha Gaillard, Ayron Davis on guitar & DJ Nick on the 1’s & 2’s , self taught themselves how to play the piano and produced or co­produced almost every track. “We want people to look at us as ARTISTS, not just rappers. We write, produce, act, paint etc...”  (for more, please visit our website) yrfmuzik.com<br>