
The Jones Girls: Who Can I Run To
XScape: Who Can I Run To
Koncept & Tranzformer: High
Los Angeles municipal code defines murals as signs and the permitting process constitutes an effective ban on this art. Art in the public space is necessary for a healthy visual environment, a counter balance to gray walls and endless advertising. Los Angeles was once the 'Mural Capital of the World' and this city should claim that title again!
Murals are not signs and art is not a crime!
Tell Mayor Villagaigosa and the L.A. City Attorney's office to end the mural moratorium now.
Sign the petition on change.org and #EndMuralMoratorium
The second single from J Boogie's upcoming full-length 'Undercover' manifests in true form to its title - 'Go to Work'. The break drops with the weight of a b-boy classic, riding a hook that sounds ready for a blaxploitation chase scene. With incredible momentum and restrained funk, J Boogie's fusion of hip hop, funk, dub and the clatter of latin percussion joining it all, Go to Work leaves no room for quiet observers and head-nodders on the dancefloor; this one is all body language.
Feels like it’s been so long. Is life moving so fast in this generation that when we desire something it begins to move in slow motion? Are we just used to getting what we want right away? Or do we require one another to feel right about all that is going on around us? Maybe our anticipation is justified by the fact that we genuinely cannot wait to share a moment again? Either way, your life and mine are scheduled to meet on October 24…I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
Before reinterpreting the music for a pretty well known classic hip hop album from NY, Will Sessions produced a series of wildly successful live shows for Guilty Simpson, Phat Kat, and Black Milk in their hometown of Detroit in 2009 and 2010. The band had performed dozens of times in previous years within multiple genres–namely funk, jazz, and afrobeat–but had never tackled hip hop until these shows. 'Real Sessions' revisits those performances with 10 selected live recordings showcasing their full 8-piece band recrafting beats from Madlib, J Dilla, Black Milk, Mr. Porter, and Nick Speed; with DJ Dez providing his trademark cuts and scratches.
Recorded to multi-track, fully mixed and mastered. Includes an 18-page booklet.
Sponsored and created by Red Bull, the Mississippi Grind river barge tour is presenting a unique skateboarding experience. Built on a massive barge, this floating skatepark will travel a total of 1,705 miles from its launch point in Minnesota's Twin Cities to its final destination of New Orleans, La. Upon completion of the journey, Red Bull will donate the obstacles from the barge skatepark to the city of New Orleans to be placed in a public skate space.
Musiq Soulchild recently announced his new role as an Ambassador for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Circle of Promise, a movement designed to further engage black women around the globe in the fight against breast cancer.
Take a few minutes to check out Musiq's new video 'Yes', which features breast cancer survivors from the metro Atlanta area. The video was directed by Juwan Lee.
Members of the X-Ecutioners, the Beat Junkies, & DJ P-Trix all pay tribute to the one and only Grandmaster Roc Raida, including his daughter DJ Ny-Raida.
Interviews with DJ Precision, DJ Boogie Blind, DJ Sean C, DJ Rob Swift, J.Rocc, Mr. Choc, & MF Grimm
Performances by DJ P-Trix, Melo-D, D-Styles, Babu, J.Rocc, Rhettmatic, Mr. Choc, Boogie Blind, Precision, Sean C, Rob Swift, & Ny Raida.
Join Rime and Roids in Detroit, Michigan in July of 2011. Follow along with them painting walls and preparing work for the Perseverance art show at Known Gallery in Los Angeles. Admired for their public works in spray paint. Rime and Roids translate their ideas and process, scaled down into a gallery setting.
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11, street artist WK collaborates with New York firefighters to create a massive street mural (100 meters long) full of passion and motion. The iconic firefighter, NY’s “bravest”, symbolizes the many heroes that helped New York survive the tragic events of 2001, and turn it into the City that inspired the whole world.