Inhalation
Compact Disc • Cameron Mason
[CM - FL - 01]

Bounce, Dip, Lean and Twist with this Summer anthem.  This is a song for folk who don't need to really don't need to dance but can still get down with some good music.  The funky west coast vibe of the track makes it perfect for parties, barbeques, and in the club.  Even though he doesn't dance U.T.I.C.A. can still get the ladies groovin to this one

The language of Hip Hop is highly fluid, creative and constantly changing dialect and is a “universoul-sonic force” being adopted and adapted around the planet. One of the San Francisco Bay Area’s hottest and most enduring Hip Hop artists, JT the Bigga Figga, relates the language of Hip Hop to "...the voice of the ghetto...Straight from the streets..."

Street smart and street brought up, Cameron spits one of the most epic sounding track’s on Inhalation, On the Come Up. "On The Come Up" is the hip hop, street language re-working of "up and coming" and is a song about really putting in work and making sacrifices for your dreams.  It starts quiet and calm but builds to a bumpin' huge climax with energy that explodes through the speakers.

ON THE COME UP is a song about my start and going after what you want. \Nothin' falls in your lap. The track leaves you with a positve feeling and the idea that you what you get out of something depends on what you put into it.

This is the first track I wrote for Inhalation. I was so hyped by the the haunting but uplifting track provided by DJ High Chi using his old MPC and sratchin'.

If you had to describe U.T.I.C.A. in three words, they would be fresh, fly, and young. He stays true to hip-hop by letting you know right away that “The real has arrived.” This song really tells you that the kid really has some swagger and is not like any other MC out there. The word play is amazing and makes you look forward to the rest of the album just to see what’s next.  

ONE WORD, HARD.  THIS IS DEFINENTLY THE STANDOUT OF THE
ALBUM.  LYRICS, BEAT, EVERYTHING FRSH AND FLY ON THIS TRACK, AND THE BASS WILL BLOW YOUR DOORS OFF.  GUARANTEED YOU'LL PLAY THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN. MY FAVORITE TRACK

Sometimes even the hardest MC needs to get a little freaky, and Cam really does it on this one. This track is definitely for mature audiences only. DJ High Chi flips the style of the beat but still keeps the boom and sets the mood for the sexy side of U.T.I.C.A. whose lyrics are about one thing and one thing only. Steamy from beginning to end the heat factor on this one is about to blow the thermometer up. No wonder why the ladies of Denver seem to all be falling in love with U.T.I.C.A.

THE MESSAGE IS CLEAR AS SOON AS THE TRACK STARTS. THIS IS
STRICTLY FOR THE GROWN UP. THE BEAT IS HOT AND THE WORDS GET EVEN HOTTER. PLAY THIS TO GET THE FREAK UP OUT YOUR GIRL.

The whole Dode City gets a shout out on this track, a great example of U.T.I.C.A.’s lyrical talent. Again he takes no prisoners with his witty lines and speedy rhymes on top of a beat that has a very unique groove. The metaphors are crazy but the message is clear: Denver Hip Hop is here for good and about to make its mark on the entire music industry. No other Colorado artist has the style or skills like U.T.I.C.A. who is sure to be “on your ipod and fillin up half the list” very soon.

NO ONE DOES DENVER HIP-HOP LIKE DODE CITY ENTERTAINMENT, NUFF SAID

Straight out of the Mile High City of Denver Colorado comes Cameron Mason a.k.a. U.T.I.C.A. with a style and perspective all his own. In this first track from his debut album “Inhalation,” U.T.I.C.A. shows that MC’s from the 303 are not to be taken lightly and cannot be stereotyped with just one style. It is true with this track that has a more raw and grimy feel to it with the chopped up sample heavy beat produced by DJ High Chi. A soon to be classic, “Inhalation” is off to a bangin start with this Intro.

ALLOW ME TO INTRODUCE MYSELF. MY NAMES "U.T.I.C.A." (Undenyably
The Illest Cat Around) AND THIS IS HOW WERE GONNA START THINGS OFF. A THREE MINUTE SUMMARY, NO CHROUSES JUST SPITTIN ON THIS OLD SCHOOL / NEW SCHOOL JOINT PRODUCED BY DJ HIGH CHI. CHECK IT OUT.

Get in the car and come cruise with this track that shows U.T.I.C.A.’s more playful side. It’s a song about how sometimes you can still have a friend without all the strings that comes along with having a man. Even though the kid is not even 21 he plays the game like a seasoned pimp and this song lays it all out for the ladies straight up.

The hook is catchy and the beat really sets off Cam’s lyrics. They ride with his usual attitude and swagger, something that makes him one of Denver’s hottest up and coming talents. This radio friendly track could be compared to tracks by Jay-Z, Outkast, or 50 Cent. It’s something you would hear at any club in New York, LA, or Miami, and was produced independently here in Colorado.

THIS TRACKS GOT A CATCHY HOOK, THE BEATS GOTS FAST DANCE TEMPO, AND IT'S AIMED AT THOSE WOMEN WHO AREN'T QUITE SATISFIED WITH THEY'RE
MAN.  THIS SONG IS HOT.

Twist one up and light it while you listen to this classic smoke track that hits harder than a fat blunt. The funky style on this beat will get all the heads in the place noddin as U.T.I.C.A. talks about one of his favorite pastimes.

In the traditions of past smoke tunes such as "Legalize It" by Peter Tosh, "Mary Jane" by Rick James, and "I Got 5 On It" by Luniz, this track illustrates some of the joys of the chronic, and the art of rolling a blunt. He lets you know how to really put it down, no matter what your flavor is.

The air is cloudy but the vibe is clear, and anyone close enough to hear will be getting a contact high for sure. Why do you think they call Denver the Mile High City?

"PHILLIES" HAS DODE CITY WRITTEN ALL OVER IT. THIS IS ONE OF
THE PREMIER TRACKS ON THE ALBUM FOR OBVIOUS REASONS. ALL ABOUT THOSE
WONDERFUL CIGARS THEY CALL PHILLIES. A MILE HIGH CLASSIC, CHECK IT OUT.

I wrote this about someone who did me wrong...he knows who he is.