Album Notes

Treologic has always pushed the boundaries of music's sonic palatability. Hardly fitting into one genre or style, the logic is to embrace the rich roots of Chicago hip-hop and jazz. While always creating and recording new ideas, changing up their live shows, keepin' it fresh for all who experience their audio seduction is all part of the philosophy of Treologic.

The sound of Treologic can only be described as completely original: a slick mix of hip hop, jazz, electronic music, reggae/dub house, rock, soul, and funk. The lyrical stylings of Billa Camp are a mix of new and old hip-hop, drawing influence from groups like Tribe Called Quest, NWA, Black Thought of the Roots, Common Sense, and even Eminem. The sound that Arteaga, Massaro, and Loiselle produce behind him is a chameleon, sometimes sounding like Soullive or Medeski Martin and Wood, sometimes morphing into a breakbeat right off the turntable of Mix Master Mike or sometimes breaking into a smooth hook that would fool the industry standard. Jordan Lopez provides the smooth vocal tips that give Treologic that reggae/ Sublime flava - somewhere his voice smooths over from Sade to Bob Marley but the sweetness is what gets ya on each hook. DJ Savage adds in his scratching, beeps, and chirps to give it that true hip hop flava, and you have the making of a legend that aims to change music as we listen to it.