FLG "FastLaneGang"

Jay Dillinger
His music sets an image for anyone going through hard times to partying as a young college kid looking to live their dream everyday. His passion for music is evident after being signed to IWP (I Witness Platinum) a subsidiary under Warner Bro. records in the 7th grade to playing professional football and still staying true to his dream of music. Jay Dillinger is a brand for everyone from every walk of life because this young man has seen so much pain, suffering loss, and reward in his life. Listen to his music and here his story with his upcoming release "Life Files" mixtape he plans to change the image of music.

MayDay aka DubAa
MayDay from Tallahassee, FL. MayDay grew up living in many different places before settling in Tallahassee. He wrote his first rap when he was 15, in Bradenton, FL. Then in 2010 his mother was diagnosed with cancer months after his fathers stroke. He then found rapping was a great way to express his emotions and used Hip Hop as therapy for his emotional turmoil. MayDay then teamed up with the Fast Lane Gang shortly after and set out to change the image of rap and break the mold of Hip Hop's stereotype with live instruments and feel good lyricism bringing you the good times and the joy of music.

T.G. aka TheGreat
T.G. upon moving to Lubbock, TX to play football for Texas Tech, came into contact with AndyMac and JayDillinger. He came to the studio one afternoon, and after one verse had become part of FastLaneGang. His music speaks for itself.

AndyMac aka ATM
AndyMac is the business entity behind FastLaneGang as well as an artist. He started as an artist in 2009 with MayDay and in late 2010 linked up w/JayDillinger becoming a cofounder of FastLaneGang taking on the obligation of handling the groups business contracts such as show booking, promotion, etc. He helps in development and advancement of FLG as a group, development of the individual artists. FastLane hopes bring a different perspective in music. AndyMac plans to use his knowledge and experience along with fellow artists to change the stereotypical mold and materialism of hip hop through the right set of messages, instrumentals, and lyrics.