
ALOMO
After a five-year silence marked by deep reflection, personal loss, and spiritual reckoning, Philip Anthony returns with ALOMO — a bold, soul-baring 7-song EP that carves out space for authenticity in a world full of noise. The title, short for A League of My Own, is both declaration and confession — a reminder that standing apart sometimes means standing alone, but never without purpose.
Highlighting lyricism and hit making, the project bridges the sacred and the street. From the triumphant bounce of “Cap and Gown” featuring Jamaal Lee to the title track “ALOMO,” each song reveals a man battling for clarity through faith, pain, and perseverance.
Production is tight, textured, and intentional — curated to highlight Philip’s lyrical precision and the unshakable conviction behind every word. With mixing and mastering by Kyren Monteiro (Frequency Canvas), and cinematic visuals directed by Jesse V (HisElect Media), ALOMO is more than music — it's testimony in motion.
This is not an album for background noise. It’s a call to attention. A challenge to rise. A seat at the table for those who never saw one waiting.
Welcome to A League of My Own.

MCMXCVII
Stepping into a new era, Philip Anthony, formerly known as Dat Phella, unveils his debut album MCMXCVII. This project symbolizes a rebirth, a redefinition of who he is as an artist and a person. Drawing from the rich tapestry of his past while embracing his evolving identity, MCMXCVII is an auditory journey through time and transformation.
Each track on MCMXCVII is a testament to Philip Anthony's growth, both musically and personally. His lyrics delve deep into themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the ever-present struggle between who he was and who he is becoming. The beats are powerful, the rhythms are complex, and the emotions are raw.
With this album, Philip Anthony invites listeners to join him on a path of introspection and revelation. MCMXCVII isn't just an album—it's a declaration of his true self, a bold statement that marks the dawn of a new chapter. Get ready to experience the sound of transformation and authenticity.
Explore the collection of albums by Philip Anthony under his former artist name, Dat Phella.




