Showing posts with label bambu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bambu. Show all posts

Monday, August 26, 2013

Bambu: Sun of a Gun [Mixtape]

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Bambu brings together a whole host of heavy-hitters for his end of summer Sun, not the least of which are DJs Babu, Rhettmatic and Q-Bert.

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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Bambu f. Prometheus Brown: Books [Video]

Bambu: The Lean Sessions [EP]

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From Bambu:

Track number 15 on ...one rifle per family. was produced by Karman, a high school youth who honed his skills as a student of Sessions LA - a youth and student workshop series that DJ Phatrick helped develop in the Historic Filipinotown district of Los Angeles. Karman has since found his own voice as an experimental Hip Hop producer with a very unique sound. After hearing what Karman had done with an old Tommy Wright III record on his Soundcloud, Bambu asked Karman to replicate such for his latest Beatrock release. After the release of the music video for Lean, Bambu once again sought out Karman to put together this 5-song Free(EP), The Lean Sessions. Something to play to help get you through your work day... Lean.

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Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Bambu: Sermon [Video]



One Rifle Per Family is slated for September 18th. Check the original edit above, Ransom remix below:

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Monday, January 16, 2012

Priceyall: Bambu [Mixtape]

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Priceyall puts together a tribute to Bambu papers in his latest ambient mix, featuring cuts by Dibia$e and Pete Rock, among others.

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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Bambu: None Left [Video]



Bambu links with Josh Goon to put together a political PSA for the people. Stand for something or fall for anything.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Miss Special Interviews Bambu [Audio]



Miss Special talks one-to-one with Bambu about his Troy Davis tribute track (which will also be featured in an upcoming CFUNK series), drawing parallels to other socio-political scenarios that have directly affected the culture, and the ridiculousness of what we refer to as "nouveau riche rap".