In celebration of the 20th Anniversary of Camp Lo’s Sophomore LP Let’s Do It Again, Camp Lo’s independent imprint Soulfever is releasing select singles from the LP starting with the Jocko Produced China Soul which is now streaming on all digital music providers.
Listen today on Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music, Beatsource, Napster or your favorite DSP.
Cheeba and Suede have always lent their voices to support upcoming artists. The long awaited solo debut from Bronx born MC Charles Herron is no different. Camp Lo’s support of Charles Herron started when Cheeba and him met and continued with collaborations on multiple projects including The Charles Herron produced “Bill Cosby” that appeared as part of the 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s, Tiffany Blue Tuesdays Campaign with the Smoking Section/Uproxx. They would collaborate again on “Hotsauce” Tha Nighthawks (Charles Herron’s Group with Vinnie Knuckles), and now again on Charles Herron’s debut Solo LP as Sonny Cheeba lends a verse to “Let’s Roll” w Dee Richards. Charles Herron’s debut LP Herron’s Melody is 15 tracks of b-boy soul produced by Charlotte legends Fever and The Mighty D.R.
The album is available now on SE6 Records. Listen to Let’s Roll on soundcloud or on you favorite digital music platform.
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J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League decided to interpolate the classic “Luchini” track into their new record “Money Dance II” feat. Rick Ross & Mack Wilds, a sequel/redux to Ross’ Black Dollar single “Money Dance” f/ The-Dream. To take a level further, however, they brought in Sonny CHeeba and Geechi Suede to add new verses to the track as well. Good move.
“We just wanted to continue to raise the bar following the first one,” said J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League’s Rook. “We had nothing on the schedule, so I just came up with some chords, had Zach Wilson write a hook, and then we discussed who should sing it and we realized Mack Wilds was the perfect choice.”