"Homewood To Beverly" is 3-60’s fifth studio album — a deeply personal, autobiographical body of work that traces the artist’s journey from the mean streets of Homewood, Pittsburgh to the bright lights of Beverly Hills. Written by Ed Mallory III and performed by his alter ego 3-60, the album reflects on the highs, the lows, and the inner strength it took to leave the nest, survive the unknown, and evolve through it all.

After leaving Pittsburgh in 2008, 3-60 found himself in Orlando, Florida — a space that tested him, but also showed him what survival and growth outside the city looked like. By 2016, he touched down in L.A., fully focused and ready to elevate. This album captures every layer of that transition — from the hunger and pressure of the streets to the clarity and creativity that came with new environments and new energy.

With standout features from Zkeez, Abso, and Scootie, and full production handled by longtime collaborator Dexx Rashad, "Homewood To Beverly" is a sonically rich, emotionally layered project that shows just how far 3-60 has come — not just as an artist, but as a man.

This isn’t just about changing cities. It’s about shifting mindset. From survival… to success.