

The 1980's and 90's Crack Epidemic spread through urban streets like the Black Plague transforming our beautiful mothers and fathers into zombie like recidivists, leaving a generation of children or "crack babies" in shattered parentless environments, often to repeat the same self destructive woes of their sickened predecessors.

Smoke & Mirrors 2: The Crack Baby is Cambatta's personal drug induced testimony.

LSD, DMT, shrooms, and copious amounts of medical grade cannabis were consumed and explored throughout the creation of this rhyme driven Soul quest. From beginning to end Cambatta vividly walks you through the mind set of a psychonaut. Beginning with the dark, sin-ridden dialogue of an addict, progressing song by song to the awakened, enlightened expression of a Shaman.


8. Krill Scott Heroin (Prod. By Hassan Khaffaf)

How God would rap if he was a black, psychedelic using, stoner from the 1980s crack epidemic in New Haven.