On August 19, 2002 four friends decided to start a music project that they didn't know would last for years; and in different versions as well.  Not musically trained, they came up with the name Jhazingha-Khaliph and had written over two hundred songs before going into the studio to record.  It started with two of them, Muffy and Pidget, writing songs in 1999.  One of these songs was called 'Myst', the first Jhazingha-Khaliph song.  Muffy and Pidget would write verses that conflicted with each other.  For instance, when Pidget would write a negative verse, the next line Muffy would write would be a positive verse.  Later Ce-Line and Lon became friends with the two of them but they still were not a band yet.

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Pidget told Ce-Line he had written a bunch of songs and was going to the recording studio to record them.  Ce-Line told Lon and Lon suggested that they should become a group.  When Pidget was approached with the group idea he contacted Muffy who was five to six months pregnant and Muffy was in.  The four became the founding members of their own amateur group.

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It was later decided that Jhazingha-Khaliph would be their name after many failed attempts to come up with another name.  They wrote and rehearsed their own songs and divided the songs between themselves.  Each member named their own group album:  Ce-Line named Ghetto Dimensions, Lon named Groove 2 Move, Muffy named Blind Spot and Pidget named Northeast Hurricane.  Their first album was to be named Jhazingha-Khaliph after the group and then Ghetto Dimensions was to be their second album, Groove To Move their third album, Blind Spot their fourth album and Northeast Hurricane their fifth album.