Chuckie Campbell

"Offering a dark depth to the hip hop scene, Chuckie Campbell's More Die of Heartbreak puts the rapper on the map. Each song exhibited is intensely reflective, offering observations intermingled with beats that are laid back and slanted to complement Campbell's voice…More Die of Heartbreak is worth the experience not only for its lyrical depth but for each one of us who have been through something traumatic and prevailed." –Kyle Jarmon, Rating 5 stars Examiner.com
 

"[More Die of Heartbreak is] shrouded in an elegant veneer with an honest, and oft-times, visceral undercoat in the form of words derived from real-life experiences and worldviews." – Brian Lion, Rating 8.2/10, UTG Review

"Still, leaving aside the guest features and the lush musical arrangements, the lovely production (courtesy of Will Breeding) and the melodic hooks, More Die of Heartbreak is at its best when Campbell finds moments to himself in the center of the storm. And it’s those moments that make this record arguably my favorite hip-hop release of the year – even if it’s arriving too late to make my year-end list." – Craig Manning, Rating 8/10, Absolute Punk

"The rap talent’s freshman album, More Die of Heartbreak, has garnered a great deal of praise across the web...With no pause, he’s able to create moments that are intellectual and personal. He conveys the integrity of hip hop’s forefathers, and the brazen talent of hip hop’s future." --E Scritoria of BK United

"Campbell's work...attempts to tap into the condition of the human heart with all its shades of darkness and promise of hope despite attacks by those we trust." --Marcel Hidalgo of The Huffington Post

"Similar to Nas, The Roots and Macklemore, Chuckie Campbell has a sincere talent of story writing, poetry writing and music writing...Catch Chuckie Campbell this weekend as he concludes his North American fall tour." -- Amanda Cowen of Empty Lighthouse Magazine

"Rapper Chuckie Campbell has made a name for himself as being one of the few hip hop artists from Western New York to be noticed on a global scale...Campbell’s aim seems to be to bring good writing back to the medium of hip hop, as well as to tell the story of the new hip hop, which has room for all races, creeds, and even genres of music. He fuses classical music, country and pop, all while spitting fast yet thoughtful and well-written lyrics over whatever genre strikes his fancy." -- Layla Klamt of The Liberty Voice

"For a genre of music whose adopted code of honor is keeping it real, the current state of hip-hop caters more to posturing than anything offering real substance, but here is album that takes me back to the days when rappers had something to say and is packed full of honesty, which is something you can’t fake. Here Chuckie Campbell puts back the pieces to a life that was broken and creates an album of hip-hop that is dark enough for me. " --The Next Big Thing: Chuckie Campbell "More Die of Heartbreak" – Soletron

"Campbell’s album is a lyrical festival of deep thoughts and views delivered with a quasi-aggressive, machine gun flow and sincerity that exudes the pain and anguish no doubt felt from the experiences that influenced the project. His wordplay, puns and punchlines leave indelible images in your mind as long as you can keep up with his quick-fire distribution. This is hip-hop consciousness and storytelling at a level that aficionados of the genre have come to expect from the likes of The Roots, Nas, Yelawolf and Talib Kweli." --MusicNews.com