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LIFE: Agallah on Brian James Life on Mute EP (VIDEO)
Dec 20th
In this clip Agallah tells folks they better download the new Brian James Life on Mute EP, while in studio working on a new Propain albumn with Brian,Pop Off and Killer Ben. Like the shirt Brian’s rocking? Its an SC original – cop here, they on sale for the holidays but we runnin’ out fast!!
Economy down, creativity up! When ish gets tough, hustle harder!
PART 2: Brian James, ‘Life on Mute’ Interview
Dec 6th
In part two of our interview with Brian James, he breaks down the inspiration and stories behind the first five joints on his new street album Life on Mute. Peep part one here if you haven’t already, and click through for part two More >
EXCLUSIVE: Brian James, Life on Mute Interview Pt. 1
Dec 5th
One the eve of the release of his highly anticipated street album, the Life on Mute EP, we caught up with Brian James to talk a little bit about the project, how he got started in music, some of the stories behind the songs, his view on Hip Hop culture and more.
A three part series, we got the download on everything from the recording process to the inspiration behind each of the tracks on the project. In part one, Brian reveals how his poetry led to rapping, his passion for battle rapping, why he decided to change the direction of his music and more. Part one after the jump, and stay tuned for part two More >
MUSIC: Robb Barrons – Blade Drummer (Single)
Oct 21st
Streets Connect and Robb Barrons Present – Blade Drummer, a new instrumental single featuring two beats and one remix. Bump these in the whip, and MC’s should feel free to shred these and submit the songs for posting:
Blade Drummer (single):
A: YEAR 2011
B: Believe
BONUS: Believe Remix ft. Kool G Rap & Nas
ART: Beijing Street Art (798 Art Zone)
Aug 15th
While in Beijing I had the opportunity to visit District 798 and capture some shots of local street art and graffiti. 798 Art Zone, or Dashanzi Art District, is a part of Dashanzi in the Chaoyang District of Beijing that houses a thriving artistic community, among 50-year old decommissioned military factory buildings.
The Dashanzi factory complex began as an extension of the “Socialist Unification Plan” of military-industrial cooperation between the Soviet Union and the newly formed People’s Republic of China. The complex was vacated at around the time when most of Beijing’s contemporary artist community was looking for a new home. Avant-garde art being frowned upon by the government, the community had traditionally existed on the fringes of the city.
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