Description
Cam’ron – That’s Me – 12 Inch Single Vinyl Record
Cam’ron’s “That’s Me” comes from S.D.E., his second album, released in 2000 on Epic and Untertainment. It catches the Harlem rapper just before his Roc-A-Fella years, with the dry delivery and quick shifts in cadence that would become familiar on Come Home with Me already in place.
Producer Darrell “Digga” Branch gives the song a dramatic backdrop, with a sweeping string figure curling around the drums. Cam stays cool over it, letting a line hang for a beat before packing the next one with syllables. The tension between those strings and his matter-of-fact delivery gives the record its character.
On the album, “That’s Me” comes in early, between “F**k You” and “Whatever.” It’s a concise introduction to Cam’s personality on S.D.E. He treats the title as a recurring declaration, returning to it after verses that shift between boasting, humor, and street detail.
The instrumental gives Digga’s arrangement room to breathe, particularly the way the strings keep moving over the steady drum pattern. The a cappella turns the focus back to Cam, where the pauses, clipped phrases, and changes in emphasis are easier to hear. Played back to back, the two versions show how much of the track’s rhythm comes from Cam himself.
This 12-inch brings together four versions of “That’s Me,” including the album version and a clean radio edit. The instrumental and a cappella give DJs material for blends and make this single a direct way to hear how the beat and vocal fit together.
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic
Track Listing
That’s Me (Radio Edit) 3:56
That’s Me (Instrumental) 4:38
That’s Me (LP Version) 4:41
That’s Me (Acapella)
