"When Will We Learn"

"Just Another One"

"Goodbye June"

"21 Gun Salute" Feat. Illamanik & D-Low Flexxican

"Revolution"

"Before"

"The Real Me"

"The More Things Change"

"We On Some Other Shit" Feat.  Komain And Gotti

"Freaky Thangs" Feat. Sam London

This is a song made in response to all of the violence in South Bend, IN in early 2014.

"Forgive My City" by Lucas Anthony & Sam London

The Camp Music is a musical powerhouse based out of South Bend, IN. Established in 2011 the collective boasts some of the best to ever do it in the midwest in both R&B and hip-hop. Join the mailing list today for FREE weekly music updates! Founded by CEO Tripp Caimbridge, The Camp Music is a conglomerate of varying talents, both musical and otherwise. Samuel London is the resident R&B king, although his musical tastes and expressions touch on nearly form of music, from rock, to pop, even into country. Sam has released an amazing 32 albums since his career began in 2004 while traveling the world spreading his voice to international audiences. On the hip-hop side of things, The Camp is loaded. Komain is a certified midwest legend, fifteen years and ten albums deep into his lyrical, tongue-twisting career. A former member of SB supergroup The Block Monsters, he is widely recognized as one of the best ever in the midwest. Ghost is another grizzled vet on The Camp squad. After dropping his first album in 1998, he has followed with 14 more releases. Ghost was also the founder of Mo Shine Records, an underground hip-hop label that was prominent in South Bend in the mid-to-late 2000's. CEO Tripp Caimbridge also pulls double-duty as an artist for The Camp. He, too, is a long-time vet of the SB hip-hop scene, with releases dating back to the late 90's. A long-time studio owner and engineer, Tripp also worked in the local radio market before embarking an extremely lucrative career in real estate.

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