Group members Jabari Evans (Naledge) and Michael Aguilar (Double-O) met in 2000 during a talent show at the University of Pennsylvania. They began recording songs, making demos, and performing at local shows. That eventually led to Double-0 and Naledge forming Kidz in the Hall. Double-0 eventually made a connection with Just Blaze. Blaze aligned himself with the duo and oversaw School Was My Hustle. Kidz in the Hall signed a group deal with Rawkus Records, and released their debut album School Was My Hustle in 2006.^[1] In November 2007, Kidz in the Hall were officially signed to Duck Down Records, an independent label started by founding members of the Boot Camp Clik. The duo's most recent album, The In Crowd, was released in May 2008, on lead single "Drivin' Down the Block," which samples Masta Ace's song "Born to Roll" for the hook and contains an interpolation of Outkast's "Elevators (Me & You)" on the bridge. Many other tracks on the album use samples and interpolations of early 1990s hip hop, including their song "Snob Hop" featuring Camp Lo which uses the hook from Black Sheep's song "Flava of the Month" for the chorus. Their song "Blackout" was featured on the soundtrack of Madden '09. Naledge is also planning to come out with a solo album in the near future. He says "My solo album is still in the process of being put together. I’ve been busy with shows, but I have some tracks in the works," says [Naledge]]. "I got beats from 9th Wonder, Black Milk, Double-O, Pete Rock and [two or three from] Just Blaze. Just Blaze has been my ‘yes man,’ okaying tracks for the album."

Kidz In The Hall also released a free Mix CD, THE PROFESSIONAL LEISURE TOUR, presented by L-R-G Feat 13 new tracks that was pure fire to those who appreciate true hip hop!

For Now Get Ready to Be Reintroduced To Them March 9th with the album "Land of Make Believe"

Kidz in The Hall track "We Gone"





If you’ve heard him, you’ve felt him! WordSpit was born and bred in East New York, Brooklyn to a young mother and a hustling musician for a father. With humble beginnings as his inspiration, WordSpit realized his gift for lyrics in the third grade and has been honing his craft ever since. Having been dubbed “WordSpit” by his brother, he set out to insure that the verses that flew from his lips were nothing short of potent. From corners to lunchrooms, from Youtube to your television set, WordSpit’s word play has become an inescapable force that one can’t help but succumb to. Having Cannibus, Nas, and Rakim as influences, combined with an energetic yet charismatic stage presence, Wordspit is the representation of everything that has been great about hip-hop in the past and takes it to the next level. Having gotten his start in the open mic circuit, then making his way to solo shows in early 2009, he has continued moving forward and has been featured on XXLonline, TheSource.com,Vibe.com, AllHipHop.com, HipHopDX, Yo! Raps, Capcom-Unity.com, and a host of hip-hop and lifestyle blogs. WordSpit has also been featured in New York's Daily News, Bleu Magazine, is listed as one of URB.com’s Next 1000 and The L Magazine's "25 under 25: Young New Yorkers Who Are Better Than You". With the help of Youtube & other social networks, he has been able catch the eyes and ears of broad scope of hip-hop lovers. Most recently, through a collaboration Dollar Van Demos, WordSpit’s delivery and personality can be recognized nationwide in a television and radio campaign for McDonalds one of the world’s largest chains of fast-food restaurants. With the release of his mixtape in August 2009, The Coolest BBoi Stance, WordSpit delivers a soundtrack for the lives on his listeners. From Hello Good Morning to Joystick Madness to Poet's Haiku, Spit speaks boldly about each element life, never afraid to show emotion. If lyricism, stage presence, and innovation are key elements to being a great rapper, WordSpit is poised to go down as one of the greats.

 

Stephanie *Chantel* Carter A.K.A Chantelay was born and raised in West
Palm Beach, Florida to Linda and Chuck Carter. At a young and tender
age, Chantelay had a mature sense of style making Whitney Houston her
role model. Chantelay was so inspired that she started to write and
sing her own songs. Chantelay's talent was encouraged by her family
and peers. During high school, Chantelay never dreamt of the future
track of going to college. She wanted to pursue her career in music.
Chantelay started her own R&B singing group called "Girls on a
Mission". This group consisted of 8 talented ladies. With her unique
style and burning desire for music. Chantelay took the reigns of
becoming the leader of this sensational group. Chantelay lead her
group in major talent shows and local concerts. Chantelay and her
group were honored to be chosen to perform at the prestigious Urban
Leagues annual National Organizational Meeting. As time progressed
news of their group
spread like fire. Positively, years later, the group decided to
pursue personal career. Chantelay continued performing at talent shows
always placing in the top 2.


    Her voice and style is extraordinary and explosive. Chantelay
takes every stage as if she owns it, putting all listeners into a
magical musical trance. With that force, Chantelay now performs for
nationally known artist. Chantelay has done opening acts for the new
hot sensation T-Pain at club T.K.O in West Palm Beach. Soon after that
she was asked to be on T-Pain's album "Epiphany" on  a skit called "I
got it".She also opened up for artists such as Freeway, 3 Peace, Fat
Joe, Mario, & Ace Hood, just to name a few. Finally, Chantelay thought
she has found her name, her mission, her purpose, MUSIC. Chantelay's
hit singles "BIG GIRL", "ROCKSTAR", & "CHECK OUT MY SWAG", is now
circulating all over Florida's local radio stations. Her single's has
been one of the most requested songs among Florida's top underground
stations. Chantelay also tore the house down at the Underground Queen
Concert sponsored by the local radio stations. She is also the winner
two years in a row for "Best Female R&B" at the Palm Beach Hip Hop
Awards 2008, & 2009. Chantelay has the fire and touch that we all have
been waiting for. Her passion for music flows through her body and
release itself through her voice. To Chantelay LIFE IS MUSIC.