Showing posts with label Charles Hamilton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Hamilton. Show all posts

January 11, 2012

Charles Hamilton & Yung Nate - Hip Hop [Unreleased]


We don't get to hear new Charles Hamilton music too often and when we do it's sub-par compared to the vintage CH. So, when we can get our hands on some material from the era around 2006-07 we can expect to hear the old sound of Charles that we all fell in love with. On this track from 2006, he and Yung Nate talk about the state of hip hop.

July 19, 2011

Charles Hamilton - Sober Karaoke [Album]


Let the unreleased Charles Hamilton leaks continue. This album was supposed to be released all the back in 2005, but HFHH somehow got their hands on it and let it go to the masses. When I see "2005 Charles Hamilton" I immediately get hyped thinking about the type of music he was putting out back before he made it onto the XXL Magazine Freshman cover. So, I'm really hoping to hear that kinda old, Sonic sound from Charles when I finish the download. Check out the tracklist and download it for your self after the jump.

June 16, 2011

Mickey Factz - Letter To Sonic


I seriously co-sign the meaning behind this song. When Charles Hamilton first dropped I was one of his biggest Stans and now it's almost embarrassing to listen to some of his music. CH you gottta get better soon my man because we need you back in the game.

April 25, 2011

Charles Hamilton - NHF [Mixtape]


It makes me so mad to see the amount of potential this guy used to show just completely disappear. The Pink Lavalamp is still to this day one of my favorite albums ever. Some may call that a mixtape but if you can listen to that whole project all the way through and tell me it's not better then more then half the music you've ever heard, then you're crazy. It has pretty much been downhill since then between getting punched in the face, lying about working with Dilla, and falsely claiming he has AIDS and cancer. Hell, I think the only thing productive he's done recently is help jump start the career of former Penn State student turned rap battler, Rone. Hopefully he's trying to find his way back on track but this new 6-track sure isn't showing any signs of that happening soon.