have risen to another level." For many years after The Last Shall Be First, Cella Dwellas were silent; until 2011, their only release was a 2003 single titled "Who Killed the Hip Hop", released in 2003. As of 2011, the duo had renamed themselves back to the Cella Dwellas and had released a new song, “I Put It Down”, produced by Nick Wiz. Discography Albums Guest appearances "Lyricist Lounge" and "Cypha Session III - Has Words" (from the Underground Airplay #3 compilation, 1994) "4 Da Mind" (from the Masta Ace Incorporated album Sittin' on Chrome, 1995) "Mad Hardcore" (from the Kaotic Styles single "Mad Hardcore", 1997) "Cranium (Remix)" (from the Gauge single "Cranium", 1998) "Menage a Trois" (from the Brixx album Everything Happens for a Reason, 1999) "The Main Event" (from the Main One single "The Main Event", 1999) "The Introduction" (from the Ran Reed single "The Introduction", 1999) "Bring it to Me" (from the Gauge single "Bring it to Me", 2000) "Verbal Confrontation" (from the Main One single "Verbal Confrontation", 2001) "Lyrical Fight" (from the Saïan Supa Crew album X-Raisons, 2002) "Paris New York" (from the Rost album La Voix Du Peuple, 2004) "What Happenz" featuring U.G. (From IDEs album ''Force Fed", 2007) "Connect 4" featuring U.G. (from the Shabaam Sahdeeq album "Relentless", 2008) "We Not Playing" featuring U.G. (from the Ill Bill mixtape "Howie Made Me Do It 2", 2011) "Rapid Fire" (from the Celph Titled & Buckwild album "Nineteen Ninety More", 2011) "Vintage 90s" featuring U.G. (from the CHG Unfadable single "Vintage 90s", 2015) References African-American musical groups American musical duos Hip hop duos Hip hop groups from New York City Musical groups established in 1994 Musical groups from Brooklyn 1994 establishments in New York City People from Flatbush, Brooklyn