Camp Lo’s Geechi Suede and Little Brother’s Rapper Big Pooh hit the street and turn up their booming system on yet another future classic from 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s. Read the rest of this entry »

Another week, another leak from the 80 Blocks from Tiffany’s camp. This time around, Pete Rock flips a sample from one of his own classics and contributes a verse as well as some of his signature helium-induced adlibs. Read the rest of this entry »

We aim to keep your Tuesdays Tiffany Blue and Camp Lo and Pete Rock support our efforts by releasing the Chocolate Boy Wonder’s remix of “Pot A Butter.” Read the rest of this entry »

After a couple weeks off, Tiffany Blue Tuesdays are back with an unreleased video for “Black Connection 3,” off 2009′s Another Heist album. Directed by March the 5th, the visuals are an ode to classic ’70s sitcom TV, following Sonny Cheeba and Geechi Suede through their criminal exploits. Read the rest of this entry »

May all your women be long-legged and your Tuesdays Tiffany Blue. Camp Lo’s offering this week is a percussion-heavy party, sounding like Blaxploitation soundtrack music the old Bill Cosby would thoroughly approve of. Read the rest of this entry »

Life happened yesterday while I was making plans and Camp Lo’s now customary Tiffany Blue Tuesdays drop was interrupted by conflicting schedules and Week 10′s “Favorite Town,” an ode to NYC, gets a Wednesday release. Produced by MGI & GoodWill with co-production credit to Deadeye, Week 10′s tune features Esso, Geechi of Camp Lo, Steele of Smif N Wessun, Ali Vegas and Trife Diesel. Read the rest of this entry »

Pop, lock and let the beat drop for the “Boogie Kids.” New Camp Lo from their continuing Tiffany Blue Tuesdays campaign.

Camp Lo – “Boogie Kids” (Prod. By The Apple Juice Kid)

Previously: Camp Lo – “Tall Glasses”

Once again, Tiffany Blue Tuesday brings more stylish party music from Camp Lo in the form of “Tall Glasses.” This energetic ode to the high life, produced by Smoking Apples, was recorded for the 80 Blocks from Tiffany’s Mixtape: Part 2. Why wouldn’t we do another one? Read the rest of this entry »

It’s only right the “Mic Check” video from Camp Lo and Pete Rock (as 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s) presents stylish and updated visuals alongside throwback imagery from a more pure period of Hip-Hop. Both Pete Rock and Camp Lo are artists with classic ties to a previous era as well as strong catalogues that stretch into the current day. Read the rest of this entry »

Camp Loington is right up there with Rae and Ghost as a nominee for Best Creative Use of Language by a duo. Adding on to their legacy of slang, On Ice adds “-ington” (think -izzle) to the lexicon of Lowah. Over Pete Rock and CL Smooth’s 2001 reunion track “Back on the Block,” Suede and Cheeba speak on Slimmingtons, Kittingtons, and boilermakers being On Deckington. Read the rest of this entry »

Hot on the heels of the well-received 80 Blocks from Tiffany’s mixtape, this week’s Camp Lo offering is an unreleased track taken from their stint on SRC Records. Read the rest of this entry »

With 2011’s first quarter coming to a close, it’s time to put down the Kanye and the Saigon turn your ears and anticipation to a loaded Spring of Hip-Hop. To get you in the mood, TSS is proud to present the official mixtape for the upcoming Pete Rock and Camp Lo’s summer album, 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s with Trackstar the DJ and DJ Mark Divita backing the project. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve always felt Camp Lo hasn’t gotten the acclaim they deserved–everyone recognizes Luchini as a classic but the whole Uptown Saturday Night album is an underrated gem, and their subsequent albums were very solid despite being practically ignored by the rap crowd at large. As such, it’s a great honor to be helping try to push them back towards the spotlight by mixing and presenting the 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s mixtape, Read the rest of this entry »

Trackstar passed us this one in the middle of his pre-SXSW mania. “Mic Check,” the first leak off the anticipated 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s collaboration features a boom bap-ish beat from Pete Rock that fulfills expectations. Camp-Lo’s rhymes on this joint are particularly loquacious and the chemistry between the particulars seems natural. Read the rest of this entry »

The unequivocal rhyme duo, Camp Lo are back on the block—80 Blocks from Tiffany’s that is—with an interesting new tandem that will surely make headlines in 2011. Alongside the legendary Pete Rock, who exclusively produces and features on the album, 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s is a new supergroup and an album. Read the rest of this entry »