To say that 24 year-old Miles Mosley was born and raised in Hollywood would explain a lot but would only be a half-truth. Though the majority of his life was spent romping around the streets of Los Angeles, he spent every summer, from the time he was six, down south in Pell City, Alabama, where the harmonies and chord movements of traditional gospel music began to seep into his veins. It is this mix of raw inner-city life, and sprawling southern-country-nothingness that years latter would collide into a style of music uniquely his.   Miles' musical education continued with classical training at the Colburn School of Music in Downtown Los Angeles, years of study with jazz bass legends John Clayton, Ray Brown, and Al McKibbon, and undergraduate work at UCLA.