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COOLY G (UK) + CRISSY CRISS (UK) @ anfiteatro delle cascine

June 2nd, 2010 Comments off
*MUV FESTIVAL 2010 — VI edizione*
*/Digital landscape/ — Firenze 2 giugno 2010 *

*Anfiteatro delle Cascine*
INGRESSO LIBERO *

16.00 < RAGNAMPIZA (IT) > showcase feat. Biga, Colossius, Tommy, Duccio,
Andrea Mi, Pizzo
20.30 < TUZZY (IT) > live
21.30 < MUV LAB feat. ARGE & VJ LP (IT) > live A/V
22.10 < MUV LAB feat. KOKOMO & ERGOT (IT) > live A/V
22.50 < NUMA CREW (IT) > showcase feat. Lapo & Leonard
23.30 < *COOLY G *(UK) > dj
01.15 < *CRISSY CRISS* (UK) > dj
< BESEGHER (IT) > vj

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LINK
Andrea Mi intervista COOLY G

http://soundcloud.com/andrea-mi/cooly-g-mixology

Andrea Mi intervista CRISSY CRISS

http://soundcloud.com/andrea-mi/crissy-criss-cooly-g-mixology

Ascolta – Podcast

http://redbullmusicacademyradio.com/shows/2209/


http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2010/01/cooly-g

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*Seconda giornata di programmazione per Muv Festival*. All’Anfiteatro delle
Cascine nella giornata di mercoledi’ 2 giugno spazio a sonorita’ dubstep,
funk e drum ‘n’ bass.
Il programma, al quale collaborano *Switch,* *Ragnampiza* e *Numa Crew*
prevede in questo giorno festivo un’apertura anticipata alle 16 con lo
showcase di *Ragnampiza*, l’eclettica trasmissione radiofonica di
Controradio composta da Duccio Mazzanti & Tommaso Ricciotti (Skoolbwoy
Hi-Fi), Francesco Bigazzi e Andrea Bracali (Ether), Andrea Mi.
A seguire il live set di *Tuzzy*, uno dei  primi produttori a cavalcare
l’onda dubstep e fondatore  nel 2007 di Elastica Records,  la prima label
Italiana attiva su questo genere musicale.
Il 2 giugno e’ anche il giorno in cui per la prima volta in Toscana sara’
possibile vedere ed ascoltare cio’ che stato prodotto durante la
prima edizione del *Muv lab*.

*Il progetto formativo curato da **Andrea Mi* nato con l’intento di
sviluppare innovative strategie di produzione per artisti emergenti *ha gia’
dato i suoi primi frutti proponendosi la settimana scorsa sul palco dell
Live Performance Meeting di Roma*.

Il tutoraggio professionale di Muv Lab vede coinvoliti il produttore
italo-portoricano *Arge*, emerso dal collettivo Numa Crew, e uno dei piu’
promettenti visual artist fiorentini, *Vj LP*, seguiti, rispettivamente, dal
sopracitato *Tuzzy*, e da *Selfish*, storico videoartista italiano,
responsabile della video-label Zerofeedback.
Una seconda produzione vede invece protagonista il duo *Kokomo*, parte del
collettivo 24Hrs Sleepy People, ed e’ seguita da *Prudo*, dj e producer tra
i piu’ affermati a livello internazionale. La parte video e’ curata  invece
da *Ergot*, promettente vj dalla spiccata personalita’ visiva, a sua volta
seguito dalla piu’ nota Vj italiana, Blanche. ?I due
progetti saranno protagonisti sul palco dell’Anfiteatro dalle 21 in poi e
saranno seguiti dalla showcase di *Numa Crew*, una delle formazioni
fiorentine piu’ attive nel panorama dubstep europeo.

*La serata si chiude in bellezza con due special guest d’oltremanica*.
Quello che e’ stato ribattezzato come il nuovo suono di Londra vede
protagonista al calar del sole *Cooly G*; assieme ad Ikonika, la produttrice
di Brixton, rappresenta al meglio il suono del momento nei club inglesi,
disegnato in casa Hyperdub, alla corte di Kode 9. Una fusione di deep house,
tribal, dubstep vibe nella quale lentamente prendono forza astratti beats
post-garage, profonde line di basso Dub, onirici cut up vocali.
In chiusura il dj set di *Crissy Criss*, il piu’ giovane tra i dj in forze a
BBC Radio One a 11 anni si esibiva gia’ al The End di Londra. Colonna della
pirate radio Cool FM Crissi ha suonato nelle migliori notti drum’n’bass
inglesi, spostandosi poi abitualmente tra New York, Toronto, Svizzera,
Francia e Germania. Dal 2004 esce su Back2Basic e Mix n Blen.

I visual della seconda giornata di muv festival saranno di *Besegher*,
artefice di linguaggi iconografici che mixano fra loro differenti media
quali super8, 8mm, collage, fotografia e foundfootage.

http://www.firenzemuv.com/

 

Cooly G 
 
 
 

Crissy Criss 

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Who’s Gonna Take The Crate?

June 1st, 2010 Comments off

source: http://www.vimeo.com/10259222

KING OF THE BEATS presents a film made by Pritt Kalsi, Filmed on the 27th Feb 2010. Venue: Vibe Bar home of the KOTB!

The first instalment of ‘Who’s Gonna Take The Crate?’ Concept and created by Pritt Kalsi. Since the first film back in 1999, kotb has been building a strong following. With chapters in Japan, USA, Italy and Brazil.

For the purpose of the live show and tour, the idea of who’s gonna take the crate was created.

Held every 2 months at the vibe bar, the challenge is open to producers who share and love the art and foundation of real hip hop music..from diggin in the crates to make that perfect beat.

This is the film of that show, featuring producers /artists ED STRONG, THA 4ORCE, SOLOMON CAINE & KEWBA DAGREAT. Hosted by SPARKII SKI of London Posse’s fame, Music provided by DJ Devastate from the Legendary Demon Boyz, Last but not least DeeJay Randon from the Steel Devils.

If you feel this film and share the same ideas and love for the music, contact me at http://kingofthebeats.com/

Pritt

click here to see the video — http://www.vimeo.com/10259222

Fred Wesley & The New JB’s a Porretta

May 31st, 2010 Comments off

« We speak of love and happiness: for me, happiness is Fred Wesley playing his horn… »   
James Brown

Domenica 25 Luglio 2010

(ore 20)
– Memphis Soul Night Revue with The Memphis All Star Rhythm & Blues Band (feat. Chick Rodgers, Thelma Jones, Green Brothers, Clay Hammond, Lavelle White, McKinley Moore, Bruce James)
Fred Wesley and The New JB’s

link

http://www.funkyfredwesley.com/ 

DMC Italia 2010, Milano – volantino

May 28th, 2010 Comments off

fonte: rapskratch forum

un saluto alle ragazze e ai ragazzi del forum

peace 

SMOKING MINDS ltd. sab 22 mag 2010 – Pesaro

May 26th, 2010 Comments off

Hank Shocklee – Art Brut

May 12th, 2010 Comments off

source: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/video-archive/lectures/hank_shocklee__art_brut

Hank Shocklee

Bomb Squad, New York, USA

Public
Enemy is without a doubt the most influential rap group of our planet.
Thanks to Hank Shocklee. The founding member and legendary DJ/producer
gives you an insight into the beginnings of P.E.. Whether it is the
complementary combination of the voices of Chuck D. and Flavor Flav, or
the legendary noisy and soulful sound design of Public Enemy, making
rock ‘n’ roll by the means of hip hop – Shocklee’s beats has always
been balanced out ingeniously in order to be charged with fierce
energy. Being a DJ the turntable have always been a fundamental part of
the intrumentation. Moreover Hank Shocklee provides some really
exquisite recipes for unique production results.

Hank Shocklee – Art Brut

Formats:
Video 530k (high bandwidth stream)
Video 135k (low bandwidth stream)
MP3 Podcast (download)
Session Transcript (text opens in new window)

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http://www.shocklee.com/ 

 

“BEAT MAKERS” (film documentario)

April 26th, 2010 Comments off

Beat Makers

film documentario (prodotto da New Video), che getta uno sguardo sulla scena dei dj-producers hip hop.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06YSdiMh6QE

DJ Qbert’s Breaktionary volume 2

April 26th, 2010 Comments off


DJ Qbert’s Breaktionary volume 2 side A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjh-PNcumdE

Guru – last letter to fans

April 20th, 2010 Comments off

I, Guru, am writing this letter to my fans, friends and loved ones
around the world. I have had a long battle with cancer and have
succumbed to the disease. I have suffered with this illness for over a
year. I have exhausted all medical options.

I have a non-profit
organization called Each One Counts dedicated to carrying on my
charitable work on behalf of abused and disadvantaged children from
around the world and also to educate and research a cure for this
terrible disease that took my life. I write this with tears in my eyes,
not of sorrow but of joy for what a wonderful life I have enjoyed and
how many great people I have had the pleasure of meeting.

My
loyal best friend, partner and brother, Solar, has been at my side
through it all and has been made my health proxy by myself on all
matters relating to myself. He has been with me by my side on my many
hospital stays, operations, doctors visits and stayed with me at my
home and cared for me when I could not care for myself. Solar and his
family is my family and I love them dearly and I expect my family,
friends, and fans to respect that, regardless to anybody’s feelings on
the matter. It is my wish that counts. This being said I am survived by
the love of my life, my sun KC, who I trust will be looked after by
Solar and his family as their own. Any awards or tributes should be
accepted, organized approved by Solar on behalf myself and my son until
he is of age to except on his own.

I do not wish my ex-DJ to
have anything to do with my name likeness, events tributes etc.
connected in anyway to my situation including any use of my name or
circumstance for any reason and I have instructed my lawyers to enforce
this. I had nothing to do with him in life for over 7 years and want
nothing to do with him in death. Solar has my life story and is well
informed on my family situation, as well as the real reason for
separating from my ex-DJ. As the sole founder of GangStarr, I am very
proud of what GangStarr has meant to the music world and fans. I
equally am proud of my Jazzmatazz series and as the father of
Hip-Hop/Jazz. I am most proud of my leadership and pioneering efforts
on Jazzmatazz 4 for reinvigorating the Hip-Hop/Jazz genre in a time
when music quality has reached an all time low. Solar and I have toured
in places that I have never been before with GangStarr or Jazzmatatazz
and we gained a reputation for being the best on the planet at
Hip-Hop/Jazz, as well as the biggest and most influential Hip-Hop/Jazz
record with Jazzmatazz 4 of the decade to now. The work I have done
with Solar represents a legacy far beyond its time. And we as a team
were not afraid to push the envelope. To me this is what true artists
do! As men of honor we stood tall in the face of small mindedness,
greed, and ignorance. As we fought for music and integrity at the cost
of not earning millions and for this I will always be happy and proud,
and would like to thank the million fans who have seen us perform over
the years from all over the world. The work I have done with Solar
represents a legacy far beyond its time and is my most creative and
experimental to date. I hope that our music will receive the attention
it deserves as it is some of the best work I have done and represents
some of the best years of my life.

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Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal R.I.P.

Gang Starr "You know my steez" 

Guru r.i.p.

Guru and Gang Starr video compilation

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The Ice Opinion: Who Gives A Fuck?

April 20th, 2010 Comments off

1-01 Preface
1-02 The Jungle Creed
1-03 The Killing Fields
1-04 Crime & Punishment
2-01 Men, Women & Sex
2-02 Rap. The Art Of Shit Talkin’
2-03 Religion. One Percent Nation
3-01 Racism
3-02 Riots & Revolution
3-03 The Controversy
3-04 The Future. No Fear

[SND] 1-01 Preface.mp3 19-Apr-2010 21:24 2.8M
[SND] 1-02 The Jungle Creed.mp3 19-Apr-2010 19:35 48M
[SND] 1-03 The Killing Fields.mp3 19-Apr-2010 20:06 51M
[SND] 1-04 Crime & Punishment.mp3 19-Apr-2010 18:44 58M
[SND] 2-01 Men, Women & Sex.mp3 19-Apr-2010 21:05 56M
[SND] 2-02 Rap_ The Art Of Shit Talkin’.mp3 19-Apr-2010 17:43 41M
[SND] 2-03 Religion_ One Percent Nation.mp3 19-Apr-2010 19:06 36M
[SND] 3-01 Racism.mp3 19-Apr-2010 20:30 39M
[SND] 3-02 Riots & Revolution.mp3 19-Apr-2010 21:22 29M
[SND] 3-03 The Controversy.mp3 19-Apr-2010 16:24 55M
[SND] 3-04 The Future _ No Fear.mp3 19-Apr-2010 16:53 25M

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