Another member of the Rap/HipHop group "Out Da Cutt," or "ODC" was sentenced in federal court for his role in an Anchorage-Fairbanks drug conspiracy on Thursday.

According to a press release from the Department of Justice, 25-year-old Jeraelyn Hill who is also known as “Dreadhead,” “Coo Rae,” “Coo,’ and “Rae,” was sentenced to 66 months in prison followed by another three years of supervised release. Hill had previously pled guilty to one count of drug conspiracy.

The sentence stems from Hill’s activities during a period between 2009 and 2012 and his distribution of cocaine,marijuana and oxycodone pills in Anchorage and Fairbanks.

When authorities searched Hill’s home in March of 2011, $37,000 in $1,000 bundles was discovered in his bedroom, as was about $2,000 in loose money in a bedroom drresser. Seven grams of cocaine was also found in his kitchen. Court documents points out that just prior to the authorities searching Hill’s home, Hill had been flushing cocaine down the toilet.

Hill was part of a group of rap and hiphop singers that recorded songs and posted hip hop and rap to YouTube and performed in local shows in Anchorage. Their music centered around selling drugs and committing other crimes. It was their drug activity that supported the lavish lifestyle protrayed in their music and videos.

Before sentencing, Judge Ralph Beistline characterized Hill as a “professional drug dealer” and a member of a “drug dealing group of singers.” He also pointed out that drugs poison the community.

Hill was indicted along with 13 other members of the conspiracy which included Christopher Anderson who was previously sentenced to 14 months prison on November 2, 2012, and DeMarr Moultrie who was sentenced to 40 months prison on May 1, 2013. DonnellJohnson, Joshua Mustovich,Mihla Hall, Antonio Fleming, Dalon Johnson, Tevoris Carter, Rock Phelps,Jerry Wormley, Emma Shine, and Brent Gunnels have all pled guilty for their roles in connection with this conspiracy and await sentencing.Terrance Fleming has a pending trial scheduled in August 2013.