Don’t know who this kid is or if he has any other raps, but this is great visual story telling and an honest rap about his neighborhood changing. Will this be the next hit on the blogs? No, but I’ve listened to it 3 times and like it more and more on every listen.
Check out his site – iamnsr.com
Filmaker Guillaume Delaperriere looks into the 20 tracks that have changed the lives of the band members of one of our favourite bands of 2009, Phoenix. Everyone loves a backstory.
01-Blue…
Deborah Jordan’s album The Light is the equivalent of a smooth glass of Chianti. The album gives off the feeling of coming off a long day of work and falling into…
Peter Hadar & Dynasty Electric prepare you for their show this Thursday, March 11, 11:30pm, at Joe’s Pub. Get your tickets:
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When I first heard Dam-Funk I brushed him off as a novelty act that was over using synthesizers trying to “bring the 80s back”. I was a little reluctant given…
This is the first leak from After The Smoke’s “Under The Influence EP”, set to be released on March 30th via iTunes. Typical Weekend is an infectious track, which is sure to…
In the summer of 2006, I was hanging out downtown after work and stumbled into a movie theatre to watch anything. By the look of the poster for 13 Tzameti,…
Although I can’t name one OK GO song, I’m happy that they are serious about making awesome videos. This will be nominated for a music video award before its all…
I’ve always been fascinated by Basquiat, not because of who he was per se, but because he influenced some kids that I looked up to when I was younger. Anytime…
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I like the song, and the video is a “feel-good” video. Interesting to hear an Anti-Gentrification POV from a white guy/ Native NYer.