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Straight from the lost land of Flatbush, Brooklyn comes a new group that is guaranteed to set a precedent in hip hop's underground. Expanding upon the influences of such crews as the Hit Squad, Juice Crew, and Native Tongues, the Cella Dwellas ("CD") have come to represent another level in hip hop.The album, "Realms 'N' Reality", constantly plays on words, alluding to science, history, old cartoons, television heroes, famous movie punch lines and "Dungeons and Dragons". Fortified with beefy tracks produced by their own DJ Megahurtz, Nick Wiz, the Bluez Brothas and the Dwellas themselves, the album's diversity keeps the average hip hop listener's attention from the first song to the last. Mystical, hypnotic songs like "Land of the Lost" and "Realm 3" are CD trademarks, While tunes like "We Got It Hemmed" and "Wassdaplan" are future hip hop classics, guaranteed to leave a dent in the party scene from coast to coast. However, their mystical aura and knack for making the perfect party tune are mere fragments of the conceptual material that's included on the 'Realms 'N' Reality" album. Selections such as "Perfect Match," "Advance to Boardwalk," and "Good Dwellas" are destined to put the Cella Dwellas amongst hip hop's elite storytellers. "There are three main realms you must deal with when making a song," says UG, "Proper tracks, style, and metaphoric creativity. Lyrically as individuals we represent three different realms. I represent the realm of mystics, Phan represents real hypnotics, and More (Long time friend and protege) represents the robotics realm." A tight vernacular and polished stage routine have earned the group respect amongst peers like Q-Tip (A Tribe Called Quest), Busta Rhymes (Leaders Of The New School), and rap veteran Masta Ace, who features the Dwellas on his past album.Guest Spots:Underground Airplay ..3 "Lyricist Lounge" (white label - 1994) Underground Airplay ..3 "Cypha Session III - Has Words" (white label - 1994) Masta Ace Incorporated "4 Da Mind" Sittin' On Chrome (Delicious Vinyl - 1995) Kaotic Styles w/ Heltah Skeltah, Cocoa Brovas, & M.O.P. "Mad Hardcore" (Down Low - 1997) Gauge "Cranium Remix" (Maestro Records - 1998) Brixx "Menage A Trois" Everything Happens For a Reason (Columbia Records - 1999) Main One "The Main Event" (Select Records - 1999) Ran Reed w/ Mooney D. "The Introduction" (white label - 1999) Main One "Verbal Confrontation" (4 Alarm Records - 2001) Saan Supa Crew "Lyrical Fight" X Raisons: Da Stand Out Version (Source - 2002) Rost w/ Praxel "Paris New York" La Voix Du Peuple (CMP Production - 2004)This profile was edited with MySpace Profile Editor MySpace Profile Editor
