VH1 sais:
World famous producer, DJ Premier discusses how he created the score for VH1’s The Breaks. Watch The Breaks full movie now at http://VH1.com
Category: Movie
Vivacity-GRAFFITI HAUTE COUTURE #1-Movie
Direct translation from http://vivacity.ru/
Watch the premiere of the 1st part of the film GRAFFITI HAUTE COUTURE of active writers from Petersburg , Moscow , and Tallinn . Team OMUT & ATAS . Video contains it’s exclusive operations in Russia – Moscow and St. Petersburg . The two parts released two bonuses (material 2012-15) who had never previously been shown . They are printed on the disks in a limited edition of 50 Copies (for collectors) .
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Egon-Thanks For The Effects Box J Rocc-Mix
Recently Egon held a pop up shop in Los Angeles to sell some of his gems . As a way to create interest , really you need none , he created this mix for the people . Get down .
Rappcats sais:
Here’s a 40 minute mix he made from the records…. From USC folkies channeling Vashti Bunyan while covering Joan Baez to Zambian proto-punk to Italian library weird jazz to Northern Soul to Carribean disco, it’s a cross section of the hundreds of records he’s pulled from his collection…
Dr Dre-Compton : Soundtrack-Artwork & Tracklist
Finally ! After over a decade of waiting for a new , forget Detox , Dr Dre follow up to 2001 he will release a new LP as the soundtrack to the upcoming Straight Outta Compton movie . Featuring all new material from Dre and the Aftermath roster along with special invited guests . It’s set to release this coming weekend on August 7th . Have a look at the tracklist below , and just imagine what these joints will sound like.
TRACKLIST
1. Intro
2. Talk About It f/ King Mez & Justus
3. Genocide f/ Kendrick Lamar , Marsha Ambrosius & Candice Pillay
4. It’s All On Me f/ Justus & BJ the Chicago Kid
5. All In a Day’s Work f/ Anderson Paak & Marsha Ambrosius
6. Darkside/Gone f/ King Mez , Marsha Ambrosius & Kendrick Lamar
7. Loose Cannons f/ Xzibit & COLD 187um
8. Issues f/ Ice Cube & Anderson Paak
9. Deep Water f/ Kendrick Lamar & Justus
10. Jon Connor – One Shot One Kill f/ Snoop Dogg
11. The Game – Just Another Day f/ Asia Bryant
12. For the Love of Money f/ Jill Scott & Jon Connor
13. Satisfiction f/ Snoop Dogg , Marsha Ambrosius & King Mez
14. Animals f/ Anderson Paak
15. Medicine Man f/ Eminem, Candice Pillay & Anderson Paak
16. Talking To My Diary
DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist-Renegades Of Rhythm-Official VHS *Full Stream
Pillage Roadshow sais:
Own the experience exclusively on VHS (Limited to 300 Copies): http://bit.ly/ROR-VHS
Utilizing vinyl borrowed exclusively from Afrika Bambaataa’s historic and genre-defining record collection, DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist’s acclaimed Renegades Of Rhythm set touches down in Oakland, California in this professionally-documented film experience. You’re there in the audience as the two DJ’s unravel the evolution of Hip-Hop music and culture, using the same artifacts that helped create it. “Not just any records- the MASTER OF RECORDS’ records.”
Directed by Joseph Armario
N.W.A-Interview w/ Fab Five Freddy *Video #New
Worldstar sais:
Fab Five Freddy sits down with the original members of N.W.A. and talks with the group about their legacy and how it felt to shoot in the same city that gave them their first break on the hip-hop scene.
STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON releases national wide August 14, 2015. #WestCoastWednesday
MAGE & PHOR-Grindhouse Bastards-Movie *Graffiti
Matt Lawton (director) sais:
MAGE and PHOR CMK spray to Wick-It The Instigator’s “Gridhouse Bastards” album. Follow them into abandoned Detroit factories, to shuttered schools in Gary Indiana, and to freight train yards around Chicago.
Elemental 104-The Best Of Each Hip-Hop Element This Week 3/21/15–3/27/15
It has been 2 years since I started doing this weekly wrap up of all the Hip-Hop Elements . I first started it because every other so called “Rap” music site completely ignored anything but music , and since my site focused on all the Elements , I thought I should let everybody know each week what was the standout’s within them . I first started the site itself because nobody was posting MC , DJ , BREAKING , GRAFFITI , KNOWLEDGE all in one spot . I’ve gotten a great response and loyal followers since then and I appreciate it . This week I will include 2 posts from each category in honor of the segment’s anniversary . Here’s to Elemental 208.
Every Friday I pick the best representation of each Hip-Hop Element-MC,DJ,BREAKING,GRAFFITI-from the past week.Knowledge is to some including me the 5th Element.
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Earl Sweatshirt f/ Action Bronson w/ Lou Diamond Phillips-Warlord Leather-Prod. by Alchemist
Alchemist sais:
bonus track to commemorate the release of Action Bronson’s “Mr. Wonderful” and Earl Sweatshirt’s “I Don’t Like Shit , I Don’t go Outside”
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Bumpy Knuckles f/ Big Daddy Kane-The Fires Getting High-Prod. by Oddisee
Bumpy sais:
Another joint from the archives, produced by one of my favorite producers ODDISEE! This is a joint that I spit with my brother Big Daddy Kane. This was not some email Collab, this joint was me & Kane in the lab building a pattern and doing it the way we used to do it back in the days. Salute Emcees.
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Kenny Dope-Anything Goes Mix w/ 101 Apparel
After you listen to the sampler above go to 101apparel.com to order the full mix that comes on CD with a T-Shirt , and limited cassette.
101 sais:
Kenny “DOPE” Gonzalez is one of the most prolific artists of the modern music age. The four time Gram- my nominated musical genius has been entertaining and astounding the masses alike with his fusions of house, hip-hop, Latin, jazz, funk & soul, reggae, alternative pop and broken beats for 20 years. Known as a living encyclopedia of beats and tagged with the nickname “DEBO” by his closest friends, Kenny is a purveyor of sonic masterpieces.
Kenny Dope sais:
Im really happy to collaborate with a brand that is just as passionate about music as I am. It’s dope to be able to share a mix with you that showcases all the sounds that I work with and love. I appreciate 101 Apparel including me in their line, its great to bring you an exclusive mix and the Limited Edition Tee. Go get it 101 Apparel. Peace
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DJ Skratch Bastid-Aretha Franklin (Scratch Routine)
Skratch sais:
Yesterday I posted a tribute routine to Aretha Franklin on her birthday on my Facebook and Youtube pages, juggling her classic “Respect”. It was a hit receiving over 230,000 views in 24hrs! Check out the video for yourself
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Bboy Menno vs Bboy Benji-Next Urban Legend 2015
Bboy Benji appears for a improvised battle versus B-Boy Menno during the new big event, Next Urban Legend 2015, in France.
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Bboy No Free vs. Bboy Haslah-Red Bull BC One 2015 Cypher Final (Philippines) w/ YAK
The road to the Red Bull BC One 2015 champion starts here.
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GRAFFITI
Earl & DEKS (SKB)-South Of the Border
Earl and DEKS waist no time jumping the fence and throwing a couple pieces on a train in Melbourne , Australia
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Naks & Hoser-LiveToKillDieToCreate #11 w/ SDK
@RedRoomVancity nightclub in Vancouver, BC.
Filmed and edited by @BlakeMcritchie
Merchandise available at http://www.ephin.com
Music by : FLUME – ON TOP feat T.Shirt
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KNOWLEDGE
Nothing wrong with having a double dose of Knowledge in this thing of ours.
Shirt King Phade-Documentary-Official Trailer
The forefather of the hip-hop brands (arguably the real street wear companies) that would boom in the 1990s — whether it was PNB Nation, Phat Farm, Too Black Guys, Triple 5 Soul, Cross Colors or FUBU — was a spot called Shirt Kings in Jamaica Queens’ Colosseum Mall run by Edwin ‘PHADE” Sacasa, Rafael “KASHEME” Avery and Clyde “NIKE” Harewood. PHADE had been putting in work on trains with legends like KASE 2 after a move from Brooklyn to the Bronx in the 1970s, but it wasn’t until he took his skills to cotton in 1984 that he realized graffiti on apparel could be a lucrative endeavor, “Seeing the reaction to my graffiti pictures in school gave me the confidence to know I had something.” The move from spray can to airbrush wasn’t too severe a transition, “It was the same just a little bit more detailed.” Anybody that ever appreciated a hand style or graffiti iconography on a t-shirt, probably owes the Shirt Kings a little something.
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Cope2-Kings Destroy-Graffiti Film
Who else but one of the greatest writers in the history of Hip-Hop . Cope2’s original Kids Destroy crew was changed to Kings Destroy and you’ll see the evolution in the film . It also features many icons from the Hip-Hop world including KRS-ONE , Flavor Flav , and Rakim . Other members of the Kings Destroy crew are represented as well as other classic Graff writers. Henry Chalfant has even remarked that he didn’t have to make a Style Wars 2 because this movie qualifies as the follow up to that classic film .
You can buy this on DVD here Kings Destroy
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Thank You for checking this week and Thank You to all my readers who have supported the first 103 of these. Making it to 104 marks 2 years of doing this weekly series . I appreciate the interest that you the reader continues to show by the visiting numbers consistently going up .
And finally if you would like to read Elemental 1-103 go here ELEMENTAL Click on the header to bring up the full post.
Peace , INDOE @IndoeSadSmilez #CheckIt
Sleep Peaceful – P the Wyse and Stuart Scott
Cope2-Kings Destroy-Graffiti Film
Who else but one of the greatest writers in the history of Hip-Hop . Cope2’s original Kids Destroy crew was changed to Kings Destroy and you’ll see the evolution in the film . It also features many icons from the Hip-Hop world including KRS-ONE , Flavor Flav , and Rakim . Other members of the Kings Destroy crew are represented as well as other classic Graff writers. Henry Chalfant has even remarked that he didn’t have to make a Style Wars 2 because this movie qualifies as the follow up to that classic film .
You can buy this on DVD here Kings Destroy
Nas-Represent “Live from The Palladium 1993” *From The Collection of J Blast
Operator Emz sais:
This is the show where Salaam Remi grabbed the intro for Nas’ jam “Nasty” It Aint Hard to Tell was brand new at the time of this show . Classic young Nasir .
Come hear gems like this on Monday , March 9th At Mobile Mondays! when Stretch Armstrong
and Operator Emz dig into the treasure chest of rare cassettes . All cassette source material provided By Stretch Armstrong and J Blast .
Come early to enter a chance to win a live recording of the night on Cassette . 15 Tapes will be raffled off during the night . Approx 3 an hr .
Good Luck .
Rugged Ones 