Chuckie Campbell

Chuckie Campbell is an American recording artist, poet, fiction writer, editor, publisher, and educator. He is currently sponsored by Three Chord Bourbon, a spirits company founded by Grammy-winning producer, Neil Giraldo, with a focus on helping musicians and venues, and was recently signed by Automatic Records, a multi-genre record label with offices in New York, New York; Minneapolis, MN; and New Brunswick, NJ.

In the past, he’s won A3C’s This Is My Year Contest, and took home All WNY Music Awards for Best Hip Hop Artist and Hip Hop Performer, ArtVoice Awards for Best Hip Hop Artist and Best Original Music, as well as Canalside Buffalo’s Battle of the Bands.

Campbell commonly performs with a live band, including a full horn section, The Black Den, to make for a jazzy, eclectic approach to hip-hop filled with fluid instrumentation, lush musical arrangements, and heartfelt poetic nuance. Bridging the sounds of jazz and hip-hop.  Together, they have touched 46 states and two countries (Canada and Costa Rica), attended A3C as official artists (the largest hip hop music conference in the United States), SXSW (the largest music festival of its kind in the world), NXNE (the Canadian equivalent of SXSW held in Toronto, ON), and shared stages with hip hop legends such as Pharoahe Monch, EPMD, EnVogue, Ghostface Killa, Ras Kass, Pete Rock, Black Milk, Blueprint, Chris Rivers, Crooked I, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Tanya Morgan, and more.