Chief Kamachi

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Chief Kamachi is an American hip hop artist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  He is the frontman of the The Juju Mob hip hop ground and one of the originial memebers of hip hop supergroup Army Of The Pharaohs. 
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BIRTH NAME: Edward Littlepage
BORN: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
ORIGIN: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
OCCUPATIONS: Emcee, screenwriter
YEARS ACTIVE: 2002 - present
LABELS: Babygrande
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BIO   Chief Kamachi has been on the grind, delivering commanding verses on wax since the late 90’s. Beginning with features and collaborations with The Last Emperor, Jedi Mind Tricks, AG,  Sway & Tech, and many more. Kamachi has been taking full advantage of any and every opportunity to record. He’s also a member of East Coast super group, Army Of The Pharaohs, and frontman of his own super group The JuJu Mob. After releasing countless singles, and cameos, Kamachi finally released his debut solo album - Cult Status - in 2004, blazing the underground with the single “The Best” featuring The Legendary Guru. Afterwards, Kamachi and The JuJu Mob released Black Candles, inspired by the relentless approach of Golden Era legends. In 2010, he released The Clock of Destiny. 

Collaboration Albums
- Black Candles (With The Juju Mob)  (2005)
- The Torture Papers (With Army of the Pharaohs)  (2006)
- Ritual of Battle (With Army of the Pharaohs) (2007)
- Beautiful Minds (With Killah Priest) (2008)
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Cult Status (2004)
Label: Eastern Conference
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Cult Status is the debut solo album by Chief Kamachi.  It was released on July 24, 2004 on Eastern Conference label. He showcases his overtly aggressive style, a compelling delivery that mixes his intimidating, extra grimy flow (think Bumpy Knuckles) with dense and sophisticated wordplay, (along the lines of Killah Priest). Heavy drums and hypnotic loops dominate the production, while features come courtesy of true school icon Guru, who shows up on the single "The Best," as well as JuJu Mob crew member Reef The Lost Cauze, who gets busy on "#13." 

Track List
1"1st Lecture"
2"Show Me Proof"
3"Edge"
4"This Man"
5"Best" feat. Guru
6"Queen"
7"Time Out"
8"Liberated Wax"
9"Peddlin' Music"
10"Hatin' On My Halo"
11"What You Doin'" feat. Mr. Eon and State Store
12"#13" feat. Reef the Lost Cauze
13"Still Searching"

Concrete Gospel (2006)
Label: Babygrande Records
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Concrete Gospel is the critically acclaimed second solo album from  Chief Kamachi. It was released on July 25, 2006 on Babygrande Records. Kamachi balances social commentary and street grit. Much like his prior work, he often blends both worlds together in a cryptic tangle of words.

Track List
1 "The Gospel"
2 "24th Elder"
3 "Jim Kelly"
4 "Death Choir"
5 "Love 4 The Craft"
6 "No Me Now"
7 "U Try" feat. State Store
8 "777"
9 "Little African Boy"
10 "Scattered Sermons"feat. State Store
11 "Holy Rollers" feat. State Store
12 "Kamachi"
13 "We Still Searching" feat. State Store

The Clock Of Destiny (2010)
Label: The Clock Of Destiny
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The Clock Of Destiny is the third solo album by Chief Kamachi.  It was released on April 6, 2010 on Noize Gallery LLC. 

Track List
1 2nd Lecture
2 Clock Keep Tickin'
3 Kamalah
4 Steel Umbrella
5 Clock Of Destiny
6 Prince Hall
7 Little African Girl
8 True And Living
9 Crooked Angel
10 11:59
11 Let The Organs Play
12 Outro

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