Live from Planet KITH, Chip Tha Ripper and Donnis want to school you in the art of pre-gaming as they set out to hit the party life. It’s that Marriott music, what you know about that? Just one of the many incentives that made Land Of Make Believe the 4 Cig reality it truly was. Read the rest of this entry »

The allure of fame and stardom has drawn many a man in for a chance to bask in their glow. With two nondescript albums under their belt, Kidz In The Hall have attained varying degrees of both as they’ve navigated through the music industry. Realizing that success is a journey and not a destination, Naledge & Double O continued to hone & refine their respective crafts. So for their third album, the duo chronicled their own path as they trek through what they like to call the Land Of Make Believe. Read the rest of this entry »

“Between your future and your present…Between what’s real and what’s fake…Between where you are and where you want to be…Lies the Land of Make Believe.”

KITH “The Introlude” gets the One Shot treatment courtesy of Nah Right & Court Dunn. With the camera angles, my mind was thrown back to HBO’s old Taxicab Confessions, minus listening to a cheap hooker rattle on about her pimp. Read the rest of this entry »

Actual intelligence is an undervalued aspect in Hip-Hop. The art of fabrication, or artificial intelligence however, seems to dominate a listener’s perspective and conception of the culture. As an artist, you’re allegedly supposed to uphold certain guidelines as to maintain the characteristics of actually being an artist. But what if you’re able to see the gray area and highlight the color associated it with it? Then you’re probably a member of Kidz In The Hall. Read the rest of this entry »

On one of their most ambitious records ever, Kidz In The Hall express their desire for global dominance in just five minutes of triumph and pure exaltation. Truthfully speaking, this is for the youth of today; an anthem to get them through their struggles that we as adults come to learn as being menial. Colin Monroe & Just “Red 5ive” Blaze ride the track’s sonic wave and set the stage Naledge’s verses which contain more gems than the Diamond Cellar. Read the rest of this entry »

Double O’s hair is the distraction. That’s the only reason I can think of as for why more people aren’t attracted to his production. I’d take an instrumental tape from this guy instead of a gang of “big name” producers out there. Read the rest of this entry »

A quarter goes a long way if you’re Naledge & Double O in the Land Of Make Believe. Kidz In The Hall’s third album drops March 9th via Duck Down Records. Read the rest of this entry »

Keeping in the spirit of strong spring releases for the Hip-Hop community, the Kidz from down the hall will be entering the Land Of Make Believe with a star-studded cast including Just Blaze, Chip Tha Ripper, MC Lyte, Donnis, Amanda Diva, and The Kid Daytona. Read the rest of this entry »

Fans these days. Their appetite for new material insatiable. When pupils of Kidz In The Hall found out their 3rd LP, Land Of Make Believe, was pushed back to March 2K10, they threatened to drop out the course. Being the accomplished scholars musicians they are though, Naledge and Double “The Hair” O bounced back and linked up with LRG to construct the freEP Professional Leisure Tour, set to drop right on your laptop December 8th, 2009. Naledge & Double-O craftily rework Grizzly Bear’s “Two Weeks” into a testosterone-filled, braggadocios Hip-Hop track, just like we like our music to be. Read the rest of this entry »

More educational electronica from those Mensa musicians. It appears that fans won’t be in the Land Of Make Believe until 2010 so until then, just put a quarter in this here jukebox, start shaking and moving all around. Read the rest of this entry »

The Brainiac and the Double O channel their inner 8-Bit Nintendo with this one and why shouldn’t they? Read the rest of this entry »