Umbrella Music Group's Ka$h (pictured) and A-Team's Nova recently joined forces for a new single and forthcoming EP.

Milwaukee UP: Ka$h and Nova debut new group Ghrassroots Movement

Published Feb. 6, 2012 at 4:03 p.m.

Recently the Milwaukee hip-hop scene has been enjoying a good amount of collaboration.

Artists like Streetz-n-Young Dueces and SPEAK Easy have been involved in making music together in addition to being part of the More Than Music Group.

Producer/emcee Raze put together an entire album with The Hollowz emcee Logic.

The latest stoke in the fire of collaboration comes from Umbrella Music Group's Ka$h and A-Team's Nova.

The duo had adopted the name Ghrassroots Movement and have recently dropped their first single, a track called "Last Name Jonas" from the forthcoming "Don Cornelius on Mars EP."

"Last Name Jonas" is a low-key club track that pounds with bass and flaunts the excesses of life in regards to the female gender.

"Jonas" can be heard here.

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