Killa Season

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Killa Season
Studio album by Cam'ron
Released	May 16, 2006
Recorded	2006
Genre	East Coast gangsta rap
Length	79:14
Label	Diplomat Records/Asylum
Producer(s)	Cameron Giles (exec.)Alchemist
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link HipHopDX.com link
Cam'ron chronology
Purple Haze (2004)	Killa Season (2006)	Shade of Black (2006)

Killa Season is a movie and a 2006 hip hop soundtrack by hip hop rapper Cam'ron, which was released on May 16, 2006. Cam'ron was also the executive producer of the album, going under his legal name Cameron Giles. There is a Limited Edition of this CD it comes with a bonus DVD.

[edit] The film

It has been suggested that this article or section be merged into Killa Season (film). (Discuss)

Cam'ron's film is a low-budget, supposedly autobiographical story of his own transformation from a high school basketball star to a full time cocaine dealer. Cam'ron's character is named "Flea." (Although he is mistakenly called "Cam" many times throughout the film)

Other members of the Diplomats who made appearances in the film included Hell Rell, Juelz Santana, 40 Cal, JR Writer and "Chubbie Baby," who served as Flea's supplier of firearms. However, the latter four played minor roles and their parts did not involve much dialogue. Oddly, Jim Jones, The Diplomats co-founder, is seen only once briefly in the beginning of the film.

The movie was released in 2006, nearly simultaneously with the Killa Season album. It was shown at very select theaters in New York City and is available on DVD.

[edit] Album track listing

1. "Killa Cam (Intro)"
2. "He Tried to Play Me" (featuring Hell Rell)
3. "Leave You Alone"
4. "Living a Lie" (featuring Mo' Money)
5. "We Make Change" (featuring Juelz Santana)
6. "Voicemail (Interlude)"
7. "Wet Wipes" (Produced by Alchemist)
8. "Suck it or Not" (featuring Lil' Wayne)
9. "War" (featuring Hell Rell)
10. "Triple Up" (featuring 40 Cal.)
11. "I.B.S."
12. "Get Ya Gun"
13. "White Girls"
14. "Girls, Cash, Cars"
15. "Do Ya Thing (Remix)"
16. "Get 'Em Daddy (Remix)" (featuring Hell Rell, J.R. Writer, Jim Jones)
17. "Voicemail 2 (Interlude)"
18. "Something New" (featuring Hell Rell)
19. "You Gotta Love It" (featuring Max B.)
20. "Love My Life" (featuring Nicole Wray)
21. "I'm Up And You Down" (Hell Rell solo)
22. "Man Up" (J.R. Writer solo)

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