Skillz – Call Me Crazy

Skillz – Call me Crazy

So I guess the underground rappers and MC’s need to make tracks like these in order to get that ‘crossover’ appeal; can’t really hate on this song as its crafted well, and goes to…

The End of Time

Dot City – End of Time

A little video collage that I did for DOT CITY. The lyrics and track are pretty powerful as it talks about the ‘End of Days’, so I think I put out some pretty…

Dot City – Searching Freestyle

Dot City – Searching

Another hot freestyle from Dot City off of the mixtape ‘Mixed Feelings’, to be dropped in spring 2010.

Jay-Z – On to the Next One

Jay-Z – On to the Next One

New music video for Jay-Z feat. Swizz Beats “On to the Next One” from Blueprint 3.   Interesting imagery used here; this video will only fuel the “Jay-Z is a satanic worshipper…

Acoustic Hip-Hop

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Dot City – 187

Dot City is the group, 187 is the freestyle track, and Just Feelings is the movement – more on the movement later. But my part in this particular video is the Directing and editing – thanks to Rhoda of www.Soul360tv.com for the help with the camera. Using a bit of Premiere Pro and After Effects, I was able to capture the raw & grittiness of this potent freestyle track.

Kardinal Offishal – Clear

Kardinal Offishal – Clear

I would say that this is an official club banger for the T Dot native. Holding onto that ‘Mr. International’ title, Kardinal films is first music video in an international country, several countries, such as…

Just like music

Erick Sermon feat. Marvin Gaye, this song is smooth ass classic hip-hop funk – something to do a lil’ two step to. If you don’t know who either of these two guys are, leave this site now and go to wikipedia/youtube, lames.
Erick Sermon is still doing production work I believe, and the great late Marvin Gaye’s works live on in sampling.

The Most Beautifullest Thing in the World

Apart from ‘beautifullest’ not being a real world, Keith Murray provided a lyrical dose with this debut track that focused on a simple boom bap beat, and raw lyrics. Released in the mid 90′s, this song was well received as this was a time when lyricism was promoted in the mainstream. Now, Keith Murray is working on new material, but unfortunately like most that reappear after long hiatuses, he probably won’t fit into today’s climate, but can’t stop from trying. Production by the great Erick Sermon of EPMD fame.

Guide to Music: Flobots

Guide to Music: Flobots

Alternative Hip-Hop gets picked up in the mainstream

Flobots are an Alternative Hip Hop band from Denver, Colorado, formed in 2000. To date, they have released two albums (counting Onomatopoeia) and one EP. Flobots found…

Royskopp – Happy Up There

Happy Up Here from Röyksopp on Vimeo.

Royskopp – Happy Up There

Royskopp is an electronic music duo hailing from the Norweigian region of the world, so I am guessing that is Norway.  Kanye West latest…