Is This Love?
A Neo Soul Acoustic cover of Bob Marley’s “Is This Love” by Oakland’s Mara Hruby. Follow her on Twitter @marahruby
Jesse Boykins III | Prototype 3010, a short film from LightUp Film on Vimeo.
This is a Neo Soul cover from Andre 3000′s classic tune ‘Prototype’ from ‘SpeakerBoxx / Love Below’. The artist hails from NYC by…
Dream Girl Kinetics
This is a Hip-Hop Kinetic Typography Music Video I produced for some independent artists out of Toronto. I was inspired by the Cee-Lo Green video ‘F— You’ and other Kinetic typography videos. A funny story accompanies…
Another Rap Parody video by comedian Jon Lajoie. In this one he takes on the persona of 12 rappers with different self-deprecating issues that reflect the range of characters in hip-hop.
Patwa – How I Feel
Even though she got a song with the same title as my boys in DOT CITY (check out their version of ‘How I Feel’ here), this New York native with a Jamaican accent…
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Prophet – Z Well Sharp from Chelios Films on Vimeo.
Prophet-Z – Well Sharp
Track from NYC artist Prophet-Z, staying Well Sharp. Beat is over Kanye’s ‘Runaway’. Prophet-Z displays his lyrical skills on this track as the video…
When you have a song stuck in your head, for a couple of years, it really sucks; especially if you consider yourself a music snob/connoisseur. Today however, via the wonderful app ‘Shazam’ for Blackberry, I was able to come across this gem from the 80′s; Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers in ‘Sweet Freedom’. This song was part of the soundtrack from one of those formulaic black cop/white cop movies of the 80′s ‘Running Scared’ featuring a young Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines (where did he go?).
The Pressure
Track by Dot City feat. J Barnaby ‘Pressure’. Check out Dot City on JustFeelingsPlease.com
Video Produced by d dot b (me!) and many filters.
Looks like Lupe’s album ‘Lasers’ may finally be seeing the light with the release of this music video. Lupe had a very nasty & public fight with his label over the album material, but his fans rallied behind him,…
Dee-1 – Jay, 50 & Weezy
Good to hear some lyricism and conscious rhymes originating out of the South; helps spread the notion that the South is more than just ‘club/party’ music of dumbed-down lyrics and a catchy beat.…