G-Shock Spring 2010 - Crazy Colors Collection

February 8th, 2010

The Crazy Colors Collection by G-Shock returns for Spring 2010. The iconic DW-6900 model from G-Shock comes this season in 4 new colorways – acqua, red, silver and black, each also featuring contrasting backlights and other color accents.

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Chopper City- “Go DJ” (Bring it Back)

February 8th, 2010

ChopperCity “Go DJ” (Bring it Back) from john colombo on Vimeo.

Brand new video by Chopper directed by John Colombo

Mixtape: Don Cannon & Curren$y – Smokee Robinson

February 8th, 2010

get it here .

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Messenger Bag

February 7th, 2010

Created in a technical fashion, the multi-toned bags feature a reflective stripe across the front flap with APE SHALL NEVER KILL APE placed diagonally. Three different colors have begun to hite BAPE STORE’s around the world.

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Cloudkicker TV: Emilio Sparks Interviews Tone

February 4th, 2010

Cloudkicker TV: Emilio Sparks Interviews Tone from CloudKickers on Vimeo.

“The “Charlie Rose” of Hip-Hop Emilio Sparks has photographer Tone as his guest, they discuss Jerz artist, the sway kids, the origins of YERRP

G-Shock “Go Green Project” Watches

February 3rd, 2010

The Go Green Project watches will be available in February 2010 for $110 each.

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Amber Rose = American Rebel

February 3rd, 2010

American RebeL- Persona Magazine Vol 1. from PERSONA MAGAZINE on Vimeo.

“This video by Persona Magazine is comprised of behind-the-scenes footage from Persona’s photo shoot with Amber Rose that retells the story from the film “This is England.” The original film centers on a group of Skinheads in Yorkshire, England in 1983. It was a time when this particular subculture didn’t bother with politics and race but more fixated themselves on the unisex fashion, music, and an alternative lifestyle to spite the popular Mod trend. Deviating from the norm and portraying this rebellious attitude, the Skinheads represented a time of change much like the shaven-headed beauty, Amber Rose.”

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Behind The Scenes @ Fool’s Gold

February 3rd, 2010

Scion Magazine 15: Fool’s Gold from Scion A/V on Vimeo.

You know whats cool about the internet? It has everything documented. I’ve been a fan of A-trak since day one so i always checked his blog/myspace to see what was happening and when his NYC shows were. I remember when Fools Gold was first introduced and I remember meeting Kid Cudi at a Fools Gold/10 Deep Xmas party a couple years back when NO ONE knew who he was. So I (we) basically watched Fools Gold start and progress through our very eyes. They really give the “indie” labels hope and reassurance when solid material is present. Meaning that if you perfect your “art” (music,graf,dance,etc) to get it to the best it can be and you create your one entity NOBODY can stop you. Mix that with a few others that can manage,assist, and execute and you got yourself a business. Funny part about this is that Fools Gold is clearly only gonna get bigger,badder,and better.

Neako - “Three Fingers To The Sun”

February 3rd, 2010

Neako - Three Fingers To The Sun from NEAKO BAILEY on Vimeo.

Video shot and edited by Jabari Johnson.

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80’s Jam- Snap - “Rhythm is a Dancer”

February 1st, 2010

I remember sitting in my mom’s car as a young jack and hearing this song for the first time.I had to be like 7-8 yrs old but there was something about it that really caught my attention. This happened with a couple songs for me. I might not relate with the song or even pay attention to the lyrics but some songs just “grab” you. And I always wondered why. Is it the melody ? the flow ? Is it a hidden sound that sets off the sonic sensor in my brain ? Or is it just the natural way our brain picks up on material that we enjoy ? What do you think ?