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Showing posts with label rap artist inspired. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rap artist inspired. Show all posts
It was loads of fun shooting this Video with one of my now favorite Director's to work with...Andre Rehal...because I'm a witness first hand of his directional and artistic vision, piecing together wonderfully, a video that you will all get to see very soon. It's currently being edited to a newer version of the song; that will be available for download along with the release of the new video itself. Stay tuned...because all of what your seeing was "Almost NeVr" if people of vision hadn't gotten together and made things happen.
Everyone whose plugged into the nostalgia of underground hip hop has heard of JAY ELECTRONICA and his tracks entitled "Exhibit A and Exhibit C" - songs that have been co-signed by some of the biggest heavyweights in Rap, proclaiming them among the other gems created with producer 'Just Blaze' as "straight classics". Instrumentals to these classic songs have been leaked and I must say that there are a lot of rappers making (EXHIBIT B.S) out of what are really dope songs by the original artist.
But every now and then there comes along a version that might catch your ear, and one such version heralds from Toronto, Canada, spawned by the lyrical mind bending genius of a rapper named SEP, who comes in on the second verse; after the feature of another talented up and coming rapper from Toronto named Ashton Martin. Needless to say I was thoroughly impressed, and I had to sign this brotha to my management company right away...and he's now I AM IN DEMAND.Com affiliated.
Every Tuesday - Free before 9:00pm @ Where Else Pub & Lounge - and that's at 3351 Ellesmere Road in Toronto; there's a premier weekly showcase called Roc Da Mic. Below there is a snippet of a performance by Sep at Roc Da Mic where 'Sep' won the competition and has been deemed Artist of the Week.
I could talk about 2009...but this dude does it better!
A rapper named Skillz tackles the year of music and popular culture (in 2009), mentions Rick Ross, Jim Jones, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Tiger Woods, Eminem & More On "The Rap Up 2009". He had this to say about the track:"I appreciate the people that like the song. It's a good song, it's a funny song and I think it works so well because it's actually what people are thinking, they're just not used to hearing it how I say it."
Last year, Chicago emcee Common announced plans to partner with Microsoft and create an innovative new line of t-shirts called Softwear. After several months, Common has unveiled the first Hip-Hop centered product from the brand, and it is aptly titled “The Creator: The Code of Hip-Hop.” The all-black shirt features the full lyrics of Common’s 1994 classic “I Used to Love H.E.R.” written in 80s computer font. In addition, the acclaimed Chicago emcee has designed three other shirts showcasing throwback styles in phrasing, dress, and social courtesy.
This piece is called "The Giver"
Common says: "I wanted the vision to be progressive, I wanted it to be fresh-looking. I wanted it to bring a certain nostalgia that you feel like man, this is incredible artwork and I want to wear this and I want it to reflect beauty, creativity and humanity. When I wear t-shirts I want it to look fly but say something too. So some of the shirts got messages some of it bring...all of it got a purpose, all of it's got a certain nostalgia of '85 and that era. I really wanted it to be progressive pieces that have purpose."
"The Vision"
Hip Hop and a Microsoft fusion...who would have ever thought they would SEE that.
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