Last night, Charles Hamilton made his comeback debut at SOBs. The show opened with tracks from Y Rome, Spud Mack, S.K.E. the Heistman and followed up with an old school themed DJ set.
Spud Mac
Y Rome
Accompanied by a live band, two awesome background singers, and his piano, the Harlem native hit the stage decked out in an all black outfit.
He opened with a couple of new songs, which will hopefully be featured on his album, older hits including “Loser”, and even blessed us with a freestyle. In between each track, Hamilton would address the crowd and shoutout all his friends and family in the building. He even offered advice to those seeking fame in the music industry. “You can make music without a deal,” he said. But also warned budding rappers, “If you aren’t ready to give up a piece of yourself, don’t get in the game.”
Charles Hamilton was honest, open and vulnerable with the audience as he explained “why he left the game” through his lyrics. The 27 year old rapper closed out his packed out show with “Brooklyn Girls” and “New York Raining”. Last night, Charles Hamilton made a dope comeback which only leads us to wonder what he’ll do next.
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