Laz-D

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Laz-D (born Cameron Lasley in 1982) is an American rapper with Down syndrome. His stage name was given to him by NBA basketball player and former classmate Salim Stoudamire. He was introduced to the rap music scene by rap producers Jonathan Worcester and Jack Gibson, who later produced and mixed most of the songs on his seminal debut, The Man Himself, at the D Compound. He currently lives in a group home in Lake Oswego, Oregon. He is known for performing at the "Buddy Walk" every year in Lake Oswego.^[1]

Discography

The Man Himself (2006)
In My Face (2009)

References

↑ Griffin, Anna (2010-02-14). "Lake Oswego rapper -- Laz D -- truly keeps it real". OregonLive.com.

External links

Official website
Lake Oswego Review newspaper feature on Laz D
Engen, Torgeir (29 January 2008). "Lydverket: Laz D in da house" (in Norwegian). NRK. Retrieved 2008-02-28.
NME: LAZ D - "The Man Himself" Documentary video
DECOSTA, Nicole (2009-10-30). [Laz D: Rapping positively "Laz D: Rapping positively: Lake Oswego’s Cameron Lasley finds his beat creating rap music"]. The Lake Oswego Review. Retrieved 2011-08-14.
MacIntyre, April (2007-02-27). "Laz D: For the love of the beat". Monsters and Critics. Retrieved 2008-07-26.

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Name	Laz-D
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Short description	American rapper
Date of birth	1982
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