Jr Always High

Born in Barranquilla, Colombia, my journey has been shaped by survival, culture, and real-life experiences. At 8 years old, I was sent to Chicago, where I grew up between the West and South Side, surrounded by Puerto Rican and African American influences that defined my sound and mentality. I started making music at 12, inspired by El Kappa OG 4CH, using it as a way to express everything I was living. By 15, I had to leave Chicago due to life-threatening situations and moved to Florida, but never felt connected to that environment. At 16, I returned to Barranquilla, where everything changed. I reunited with my cousin Akil LC (Bian Silva), along with MC Killer and El Leviatán. Together we formed CGS (Coletín Gangster), starting music as a hobby before turning it into something serious. We later became LCDB (Los Campeones del Barrio) and built a strong movement, making noise across the city. Over time, life took us in different directions, and I stayed connected to the streets, releasing only a few tracks. Now, after 10 years, we’re back together, stronger and more focused than ever. LCDB returns with a new album dropping April 7th, 2026 — a project that represents growth, loyalty, and everything we’ve lived. This is more than music. This is real life.