Still rolling his stones on the road since we touched bases with him in NOLA and A3C, Stalley is focused on making your holiday experience one for the ages with headnod Hip-Hop and an energetic stage show. Joining him on Undercrwn x Get Gallagher Entertainment’s The Good Times Tour will be the Luchini Twins: Camp Lo, Mick Boogie’s wax brother, Terry Urban and a few surprise guests along the way. Read the rest of this entry »

As late career renaissances go, Ski Beatz’ has to be one of the most unexpected. Nevertheless, the man behind “Dead Presidents” rise from the ashes has nothing to do with luck, but rather an ability to consistently craft pristine tracks for young MCs like Curren$y and Jay Electronica. Having gotten his mojo back, Beatz steps out of the background and into the spotlight with his own album, 24 Hour Karate School. The result is easily one of best exhibitions of the year. Read the rest of this entry »

The level of anticipation for Ski’s 24 Hour School has wavered from a butterflies-in-stomach effect to “believe it when I see it,” but as of right now, all skeptics should bow to the sensei because September 21st is the day the dojo will be opened. Read the rest of this entry »

While I haven’t listened, I expect to be able to pluck a few tracks from the 7th Galaxy/Psychic Energy mixtape by Freebass 808. The intergalactic duo is composed of two grounded, proven cats – Suede from Camp Lo and drummer/producer, Apple Juice Kid – and the tape is fronted by Mick Boogie & Mighty Mi. Plus there’s the Jovi track we posted a while back. Read the rest of this entry »

Hearing a fan of Hip-Hop complain about the current crop of MCs while reminiscing on the 90’s is common as negative babble on the Internet. The rhyming that took place in those years had a sense of urgency that lacks in today’s market. Even the most lyrical of this generation rarely contain the same compelling aspect in their flow that was found in previous eras. Read the rest of this entry »

As Another Heist gets ready to hit stores tomorrow, Camp Lo drops off another track to motivate you to support their music. “Boogie Nights” is standard fare for the duo: chasing chicks, clever rhymes and a carefree soul-sample to round things out. Read the rest of this entry »

Sonny Cheeba and Geechi Suede have more than their fair share of material, as evidenced by their pretty extensive discog. But if Read the rest of this entry »

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Camp Lo redoes Ron’s song & makes it tolerable.

Written by Chris “Preach” Smith

In celebration of VH1′s Hip-Hop Honors show , The Crew is taking a look at a few of the honorees & their impact on Hip-Hop culture. This entry, De La Soul.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned about Hip-Hop compilation CDs it’s in the midst of all the verbal coal you’ll find a gem or two worthy of regular rotation. Such is the case with a little known collaboration between De La Soul and Camp Lo, “So Good”, off Tommy Boy:Hip Hop 101, which dropped in 2000. Originally intended to be a sampler album to promote artists on Tommy Boy’s now defunct Black Label, it wound up hiding surprisingly good songs with this track being at the forefront. Read the rest of this entry »

Camp Lo – Lumdi

No 1′s Done It Right Presents:
Kid ‘N’ Play: The Bloc Party
A Fundraiser for New Design High School
July 26, 2008 at Open Road Park
439 E. 12th Street, New York, NY
3:00 pm-7:00 pm

No1sDoneItRight is a start-up organization created to aid underprivileged children and various non-profit organizations that support humanitarian efforts, but lack the necessary funding. Rooted in Hip-Hop, their charity work mixed with direct entertainment have led to some outstanding contributions to society — most recently, the ability to feed orphans in Macheo Children’s Center in Thika, Kenya. Read the rest of this entry »