VT [Yab Era], a veteran in the hip hop industry, has produced numerous billboard topping songs. He provided production and vocals on the 2010 hit "Bitch" by E40 ft. Too $hort and 50 Cent. It earned a top ten spot on the Rap/R&B Billboard charts, and #89 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart. His 2014 placements include "Playa-Playa" by E40 ft. VT, the intro to Too $hort’s 30 th Anniversary Album alongside iconic producer Dr. Dre, the soulful hit "Don’t Shoot" by Too $hort, Schoolboy Q and Shalonda, and "Get Ya Money Up" featuring Iamsu.

Still in high school, Stoomie released his first ambient electronica album Two For A Tenner - Yes Please on iTunes in 2006. It spawned the viral music video for the album’s lead single that featured adult film star Ron Jeremy. His second album, OMALE, was released in 2014 as a collaboration with fellow musician Joseph Gonzalez. The album, a pastiche of acoustic, funk and electro pop music, earned him the attention of Too $hort and Magic Gate studios. He joined their ranks in 2015 as an engineer and producer on various projects. Stoomie spent 2015 producing the debut album for rapper Jallal (on tour with hip hop legend Mos Def). Stoomie lent his production to several singles for Jallal, including “Rocky” featuring Rick Ross, garnering over 13 million total listens on Soundcloud.

Texas native & California Living, Lucas Gorham aka Hevin Spacey is the 3rd member of the Meter Mobb trio, the free spirited funk/electronic/punk loving artist is an expert guitarist that enjoy's life and music. He adds a mysterious element to the Meter Mobb, and is a total character.

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