King Lo Da Savage and Legendary DJ 750 Bring The No FlyZone to Montgomery
King Lo Da Savage and Legendary DJ 750 Bring The No FlyZone to Montgomery
Written by DJ 750
The announcement has become the arrival.
Now, that promise has been fulfilled.
DJ 750 Presents — No FlyZone Mixtape: King Lo Da Savage Edition is officially available through NerveDJs Mixtapes, bringing the series into Montgomery, Alabama, with ten King Lo records presented in one concentrated DJ-hosted release.
The project was posted on August 22, 2026. By August 26, the NerveDJs listing displayed 195 spins and 13 downloads—early activity showing that listeners are already entering King Lo’s section of the No FlyZone runway.
This is no longer a “coming soon” campaign.
King Lo Da Savage has arrived.
From Artist Spotlight to Completed Release
King Lo’s No FlyZone edition represents something the independent music business does not celebrate enough: follow-through.
Artists announce records, collaborations, videos and campaigns every day. Many disappear before reaching the finish line. King Lo and DJ 750 moved this project from an initial artist spotlight to a professionally mixed and publicly distributed release.
That progression matters because momentum is built by completing the work.
King Lo was previously featured during the 750 Music Network Independent Artist Takeover. That appearance developed into an Artist Spotlight of the Week campaign and an ongoing working relationship with DJ 750. The original 750 Music Network profile announced that a No FlyZone edition was in development.
The finished mixtape is now public proof of that relationship advancing.
King Lo Controls More Than the Microphone
Representing Montgomery, Alabama, King Lo Da Savage is not limited to performing. His creative responsibilities include recording, songwriting, producing and audio engineering.
That versatility gives him a deeper level of control over his music.
Independent artists often have to wait on multiple people before they can finish a record. A producer has to send files. An engineer has to complete the mix. Another person may be responsible for arranging or correcting a session. When an artist understands several parts of that process, fewer creative decisions have to leave the room.
King Lo has been building that kind of self-contained foundation.
His public catalog stretches back several years, with records appearing across platforms including Spotify, Audiomack, Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes and his official YouTube channel. His history also includes Coast 2 Coast LIVE appearances connected to both Alabama and Atlanta.
The No FlyZone edition does not introduce an artist who started recording yesterday. It organizes part of an existing grind into a release that new listeners can enter without having to search across scattered platforms.
Welcome to Montgomery
The mixtape opens with the DJ 750 introduction before moving through ten King Lo Da Savage records:
DJ 750 Intro
“Heads in the Club” featuring Scarlett
“Ohio Boyz We on Top”
“Stack It Up” featuring Scarlett
“Long Hair”
“Welcome to Montgomery” featuring Scarlett
“Turn Up”
“Hellcats”
“We Outside” featuring Scarlett
“King Lo” featuring Scarlett
“Outside All Day”
The titles alone make the project’s direction clear: this is an outward-facing, high-energy presentation built around movement, location, identity and presence.
“Welcome to Montgomery” anchors the mixtape geographically, turning King Lo’s city into part of the release rather than a disposable line in his biography. “Ohio Boyz We on Top” connects another part of his identity to the project, while “King Lo” gives the artist a direct statement record inside his own showcase.
Scarlett appears throughout the sequence, helping create continuity across “Heads in the Club,” “Stack It Up,” “Welcome to Montgomery,” “We Outside” and “King Lo.”
The final stretch—“Hellcats,” “We Outside,” “King Lo” and “Outside All Day”—keeps the project focused on visibility. King Lo is not presenting himself as an artist waiting quietly for recognition. The records are positioned to place him directly in front of the listener.
Why the DJ 750 Cosign Matters
A mixtape host should do more than place a name on the artwork.
The value of DJ 750’s involvement comes from curation, sequencing, presentation and the larger promotional system surrounding the release. That system connects the mixtape with editorial coverage, radio programming, social promotion and the expanding MY750MUSIC ecosystem.
As a veteran Southern DJ, broadcaster and media executive, DJ 750 has built his platform around discovering independent music and creating additional entry points for artists who may not have major-label machinery behind them.
The No FlyZone series is one of those entry points.
Each edition isolates a specific artist and gives listeners a direct introduction to that artist’s catalog. Instead of squeezing King Lo between unrelated songs from dozens of performers, the entire release keeps the attention on him.
That concentration is the cosign.
It tells listeners, DJs and curators that King Lo Da Savage has enough material to carry his own flight.
Montgomery Is Not Waiting for Permission
Southern hip-hop has never belonged to only one city.
Atlanta may command much of the industry’s attention, but Alabama has consistently produced artists with distinct voices, regional loyalty and stories that cannot be manufactured elsewhere. Montgomery is part of that history and continues developing its own independent movement.
King Lo’s release arrives as another reminder that meaningful music careers are being built outside the cities most frequently named by major media.
The challenge is visibility.
Artists working outside traditional industry centers must often create the music, develop the brand, finance the campaign, maintain their platforms and convince listeners to pay attention—all at the same time.
King Lo’s response has been to continue working.
He has produced, written, engineered, performed and released music while building relationships that can move his catalog into new environments. His partnership with DJ 750 and 750 Music Network is not designed to replace that work. It is designed to amplify it.
The Numbers Are Beginning to Move
Early numbers do not determine the future of a release, but they do reveal whether people are responding.
With the NerveDJs listing already closing in on 200 spins during its opening days, King Lo’s edition has begun creating measurable activity. The next objective is to convert that initial attention into sustained discovery.
That requires action from more than the artist.
DJs need to download and test the records. Listeners need to identify their strongest track and share it. Alabama supporters need to push the link beyond Montgomery. Followers need to move from reacting to the artwork to actually pressing play.
Support is not the fire emoji beneath a promotional post.
Support is the stream, download, playlist addition, repost, DJ spin, article share or direct introduction that places the music in front of another person.
No FlyZone Is Now Active Over Alabama
King Lo Da Savage’s journey with 750 Music Network has moved through several clear stages: discovery, radio exposure, editorial positioning, campaign development and now mixtape distribution.
That is what progress looks like when it is documented instead of merely discussed.
The artist spotlight introduced the man behind the music. The new mixtape allows the catalog to speak.
Stream or download DJ 750 Presents — No FlyZone Mixtape: King Lo Da Savage Edition and follow King Lo Da Savage at @kinglo330music.
Montgomery has supplied the sound.
King Lo has put in the work.
Legendary DJ 750 has cleared the runway.
No FlyZone is officially active over Alabama.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is King Lo Da Savage?
King Lo Da Savage is an independent recording artist, songwriter, producer and audio engineer representing Montgomery, Alabama.
What is the King Lo Da Savage No FlyZone mixtape?
It is a DJ-hosted artist showcase presented by DJ 750. The release contains a DJ 750 introduction followed by ten King Lo Da Savage records.
Where can listeners hear the mixtape?
The complete edition is available to stream or download through NerveDJs Mixtapes.
Has King Lo Da Savage previously worked with DJ 750?
Yes. King Lo participated in the 750 Music Network Independent Artist Takeover, became a Featured Artist of the Week and continued working with DJ 750 through the development and release of his No FlyZone edition.
About the Author
DJ 750, also known as Jeffrey Wilson, is a legendary Southern DJ, independent media executive, broadcaster, curator and publisher. As the founder of 750 Music Network and owner of MY750MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT, he creates promotional and broadcasting platforms for independent artists, DJs, podcasters and content creators.
Listen to 750 Network Radio, So Real 2 Raw Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio, or visit My750MusicNetwork.com.
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