Cambatta

Without a doubt, Cambatta has been a boot slap favorite for a while with good reason. His ability to weave random mental pictures with insightful messages makes him one of the more respected emcees. This mixtape is no exception to the consistency he puts out, and anyone who is a Cambatta fan will not be disappointed by this release. - See more at: http://www.bootslap.com/apps/articles/?blogid=7172&articleid=83828#sthash.iaPLhYqc.dpuf

His conversational rap style does his intro justice, with flutes bringing in a smooth, feel good type of vibe on the production. Despite his laid back style of delivery; his lyrics are rampant with clear wordplay over strong punch lines. Listening closely, tracks like Brief Conversation unfold with the following lines, "As I analyze life, question every facet / like what it really takes to get that legendary status."

His genuine feelings seem to come out on this mixtape, and anyone who enjoys analyzing life will appreciate his views and presentation of experiences and thoughts.

Like with most lyrical artists, there's always a smoke song, and Cambatta doesn't hesitate to drop one on his project called, The Chronic. Though it doesn't sound any bit like a Dr. Dre masterpiece; this artist paints his own legendary work with a feature from Rafijah Siano. This track is a definite repeat "offender" on the radio controls.

The thing with this project is that it's an easy mixtape to play on repeat and enjoy the vibe to. The mixes and production are strong and clean; and the composition of the music from the beats to the lyrics are simply THAT good.

The only downsides from this side that we could identify on this project were a few mixes that could have used more power on the kick frequencies and a few clean bass drops that could have filled in some air on a few tracks. Harry The Tubman was one of those tracks that were really great in concept and composition; but the mix took a little away from the impact of it. Nonetheless, listening from a lyrics and beat making perspective; the tracks that had these issues were still CLEARLY great tracks; which resulted in a high rating.

Overall, the album is SOLID. There's no question those who enjoy lyrics, laid back and heavy beats along with clear messages will appreciate what Cam brings on this project. This will definitely be on our MP3 rotations.
- See more at: http://www.bootslap.com/apps/articles/?blogid=7172&articleid=83828#sthash.iaPLhYqc.dpuf - Eric Gomez

Without a doubt, Cambatta has been a boot slap favorite for a while with good reason. His ability to weave random mental pictures with insightful messages makes him one of the more respected emcees. This mixtape is no exception to the consistency he puts out, and anyone who is a Cambatta fan will not be disappointed by this release. - See more at: http://www.bootslap.com/apps/articles/?blogid=7172&articleid=83828#sthash.iaPLhYqc.dpuf

His conversational rap style does his intro justice, with flutes bringing in a smooth, feel good type of vibe on the production. Despite his laid back style of delivery; his lyrics are rampant with clear wordplay over strong punch lines. Listening closely, tracks like Brief Conversation unfold with the following lines, "As I analyze life, question every facet / like what it really takes to get that legendary status."

His genuine feelings seem to come out on this mixtape, and anyone who enjoys analyzing life will appreciate his views and presentation of experiences and thoughts.

Like with most lyrical artists, there's always a smoke song, and Cambatta doesn't hesitate to drop one on his project called, The Chronic. Though it doesn't sound any bit like a Dr. Dre masterpiece; this artist paints his own legendary work with a feature from Rafijah Siano. This track is a definite repeat "offender" on the radio controls.

The thing with this project is that it's an easy mixtape to play on repeat and enjoy the vibe to. The mixes and production are strong and clean; and the composition of the music from the beats to the lyrics are simply THAT good.

The only downsides from this side that we could identify on this project were a few mixes that could have used more power on the kick frequencies and a few clean bass drops that could have filled in some air on a few tracks. Harry The Tubman was one of those tracks that were really great in concept and composition; but the mix took a little away from the impact of it. Nonetheless, listening from a lyrics and beat making perspective; the tracks that had these issues were still CLEARLY great tracks; which resulted in a high rating.

Overall, the album is SOLID. There's no question those who enjoy lyrics, laid back and heavy beats along with clear messages will appreciate what Cam brings on this project. This will definitely be on our MP3 rotations.
- See more at: http://www.bootslap.com/apps/articles/?blogid=7172&articleid=83828#sthash.iaPLhYqc.dpuf - Eric Gomez

Cambatta is planning a trilogy with Smoke & Mirrors. With the first chapter, entitled The Porch, Cam takes the listeners on a musical journey of introspective tales, thought-provoking songs and, of course, some good old fashioned lyricism that he’s known to do. Features on the tape include Nino Bless, Crooked I, Styles P and more. Grab it below. - Sermon

Cambatta is planning a trilogy with Smoke & Mirrors. With the first chapter, entitled The Porch, Cam takes the listeners on a musical journey of introspective tales, thought-provoking songs and, of course, some good old fashioned lyricism that he’s known to do. Features on the tape include Nino Bless, Crooked I, Styles P and more. Grab it below. - Sermon

Coming out of CT cant be a easy task....last person with a buzz there was French and his East coast tour a few years ago.....I suppose Chris Webby has a solid following but his subject matter stills falls short from revolutionary.

Enter Cambatta....solid bars, production and plenty of content. i wont hype it up...since I just heard him for the first time today...but im impressed. Check it out Featured exclusively on Datpiff!! - The Life of the party

Coming out of CT cant be a easy task....last person with a buzz there was French and his East coast tour a few years ago.....I suppose Chris Webby has a solid following but his subject matter stills falls short from revolutionary.

Enter Cambatta....solid bars, production and plenty of content. i wont hype it up...since I just heard him for the first time today...but im impressed. Check it out Featured exclusively on Datpiff!! - The Life of the party

A little earlier today we dropped a track called “The Watchmen” by Nino Bless that included an up and coming MC by the name of Cambatta. Well Cambatta comes through with a whole, new, original mixtape for our listening pleasures; and a pleasure it is.

The mixtape, Smoke & Mirrors, comes loaded with thirteen new tracks that include no guest appearances, but frankly, with skills like this dude, why would you need any? Besides featuring and showcasing Cambatta’s delivery the project boasts production from Apex, Elite, and many more. Don’t sleep on this dude, check out the tape after the jump and let us know what you think. - Naption

A little earlier today we dropped a track called “The Watchmen” by Nino Bless that included an up and coming MC by the name of Cambatta. Well Cambatta comes through with a whole, new, original mixtape for our listening pleasures; and a pleasure it is.

The mixtape, Smoke & Mirrors, comes loaded with thirteen new tracks that include no guest appearances, but frankly, with skills like this dude, why would you need any? Besides featuring and showcasing Cambatta’s delivery the project boasts production from Apex, Elite, and many more. Don’t sleep on this dude, check out the tape after the jump and let us know what you think. - Naption

Cambatta released his single “Zeitgeist Haze” today along with his new album Smoke n Mirrors. Honestly, I’ve never heard of the dude before 5 minutes ago but it only took 14 seconds into this song for me to hit up DatPiff and download his free mixtape. I listened to the whole tape and didn’t have to press fast forward once. AraabMuzik is ridiculous with this beat and BATTA goes hard as a motherfucker, touchin’ all kinds of ground. - D-Rock

Cambatta released his single “Zeitgeist Haze” today along with his new album Smoke n Mirrors. Honestly, I’ve never heard of the dude before 5 minutes ago but it only took 14 seconds into this song for me to hit up DatPiff and download his free mixtape. I listened to the whole tape and didn’t have to press fast forward once. AraabMuzik is ridiculous with this beat and BATTA goes hard as a motherfucker, touchin’ all kinds of ground. - D-Rock

“Smoke N Mirrors” is officially out everyone. Cambattas newest mixtape is very dope and insightful. so many topics being discussed and thoughts being conveyed its crazy. If you need something to vibe out to and analyze then this is it. As far as features goes there really isn’t anyone on here its just him although for the bonus track he has Styles P and Crooked I from the slaughter House come down and spit something crazy. All in all this is one you should definitely have in your playlist. Check out Cambattas “Smoke N Mirrors” right here on streetkhemistry,com - Blackout the rebel

“Smoke N Mirrors” is officially out everyone. Cambattas newest mixtape is very dope and insightful. so many topics being discussed and thoughts being conveyed its crazy. If you need something to vibe out to and analyze then this is it. As far as features goes there really isn’t anyone on here its just him although for the bonus track he has Styles P and Crooked I from the slaughter House come down and spit something crazy. All in all this is one you should definitely have in your playlist. Check out Cambattas “Smoke N Mirrors” right here on streetkhemistry,com - Blackout the rebel

A little earlier today we dropped a track called “The Watchmen” by Nino Bless that included an up and coming MC by the name of Cambatta. Well Cambatta comes through with a whole, new, original mixtape for our listening pleasures; and a pleasure it is.
The mixtape, Smoke & Mirrors, comes loaded with thirteen new tracks that include no guest appearances, but frankly, with skills like this dude, why would you need any? Besides featuring and showcasing Cambatta’s delivery the project boasts production from Apex, Elite, and many more. Don’t sleep on this dude, check out the tape after the jump and let us know what you think. - Jesse James of Stupid Dope

A little earlier today we dropped a track called “The Watchmen” by Nino Bless that included an up and coming MC by the name of Cambatta. Well Cambatta comes through with a whole, new, original mixtape for our listening pleasures; and a pleasure it is.
The mixtape, Smoke & Mirrors, comes loaded with thirteen new tracks that include no guest appearances, but frankly, with skills like this dude, why would you need any? Besides featuring and showcasing Cambatta’s delivery the project boasts production from Apex, Elite, and many more. Don’t sleep on this dude, check out the tape after the jump and let us know what you think. - Jesse James of Stupid Dope

Fresh off his appearance on “The Watchmen” alongside Nino Bless, Styles P and Crooked I; Cambatta hits the net with his latest mixtape offering, Smoke & Mirrors. - Shake of 2DBZ

Fresh off his appearance on “The Watchmen” alongside Nino Bless, Styles P and Crooked I; Cambatta hits the net with his latest mixtape offering, Smoke & Mirrors. - Shake of 2DBZ

I was going to try and get all the way through this tape before I sat down to review it, but I could not even make it to track 10 before I felt the urge to get this name out there. Cambatta comes to us by way of New Haven, CT, and after high school he moved to Tampa, FL to start a new life. Smoke N Mirrors is most certainly a direct result of that move.

First of all the production is crazy, and every track brings a new mood into the mix. Cambatta is definitely a lyricist, it doesn’t take long until you realize just how visionary of a vocabulary this hip hop artist has. His rhymes are a slap in the face to all of us who have been jaded by what has been passed off as hip hop recently in the music world. This artist has already made a name for himself in the underground hip-hop scene of Florida, and with this mixtape, it might be the world who gets swept by Cambatta’s storm of heart and soul in the form of music. I pity the fools who stand in this mans way. Check out the mixtape below! - Trey Harlow Contributor at GroundSounds

I was going to try and get all the way through this tape before I sat down to review it, but I could not even make it to track 10 before I felt the urge to get this name out there. Cambatta comes to us by way of New Haven, CT, and after high school he moved to Tampa, FL to start a new life. Smoke N Mirrors is most certainly a direct result of that move.

First of all the production is crazy, and every track brings a new mood into the mix. Cambatta is definitely a lyricist, it doesn’t take long until you realize just how visionary of a vocabulary this hip hop artist has. His rhymes are a slap in the face to all of us who have been jaded by what has been passed off as hip hop recently in the music world. This artist has already made a name for himself in the underground hip-hop scene of Florida, and with this mixtape, it might be the world who gets swept by Cambatta’s storm of heart and soul in the form of music. I pity the fools who stand in this mans way. Check out the mixtape below! - Trey Harlow Contributor at GroundSounds