Graffiti Analysis 2.0: Digital Blackbook from Evan Roth on Vimeo.
http://graffitianalysis.com/
Thursday, January 14, 2010
SOUL KING LEGENDS MARK 7 & CRE-8 " HIEROGLYPHICS 3"
MID CITY ARTS...........SUPPORT
CLICK ON THE FLYER
CLICK ON THE FLYER
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
DIGGIN' IN THE CRATES WITH MAYER HAWTHORNE
Mayer Hawthorne in San Francisco at Groove Merchant, created by Yours Truly
http://vimeo.com/yourstruly
http://vimeo.com/yourstruly
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
ART OF FACTS W/ FUTURA 2000 DIRECTED BY THE 13th WITNESS
CHECK THE GREAT FUTURA 2000 GETTING BUSY AS ALL WAYS. AND GET FAMILIAR WITH THE 13TH WITNESS .... THIS KID IS NICE!!
CHECK OUT SOME MORE OF HIS WORK
http://vimeo.com/the13thwitness
Art Of Facts (Feat. FUTURA) from 13thWitness™ on Vimeo.
CHECK OUT SOME MORE OF HIS WORK
http://vimeo.com/the13thwitness
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
A SEGMENT FROM A DAY IN L.A. WITH MARK7,LTS x RTN
MY GREAT FRIEND AND INCREDIBLE DIRECTOR MICHAEL SANTANA AND I SPENT A DAY IN L.A. WITH MARK7, AND MAN WAS IT IN CREDIBLE. IT WAS A DAY OF ART SUPPORTING ART, FROM EVERY STAND POINT. ONE STOP OF THE DAY ,WAS AT AN AMAZING PLACE CALLED ST. ELMO VILLAGE, AND WE HAD A CHANCE TO SIT DOWN WITH MR. RODERICK SYKES WHO GAVE US A HISTORY LESSON ON THIS MAGICAL PLACE.
VISIT ST.ELMO VILLAGE
http://www.stelmovillage.org/
ENJOY................M.A.X.
VISIT ST.ELMO VILLAGE
http://www.stelmovillage.org/
ENJOY................M.A.X.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
**EXCLUSIVE** LOS ANGELES MIDCITY MIDTOWN HIPHOP "KRAM NEVES"
MY GREAT FRIEND KRAM NEVES HAS JUST BLESSED ME WITH THIS.....ENJOY AND SPREAD THE WORD...AND YOU GOT IT HEAR 1ST...
ENJOY.........M.A.X.
DOWNLOAD:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CRBHWR9U
ENJOY.........M.A.X.
DOWNLOAD:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CRBHWR9U
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
"Every Saturday 'Rap Attack,' Mr. Magic, Marley Marl ..."
mannn seriously another death...WTF.....sorry that the last three post have been about someone passing but, i just heard mr.magic went home today. mr.magic was my east coast informant, i was always checking for his dope compilations in the 80's . my condolences to his friends and family.......
this is from dj premier's blog ....check it blessings max
Message from DJ Premier:
I want to send out the utmost respect and condolences to the memory of John Rivas — aka Mr. Magic.
He passed away this morning of a heart attack.
True hip hop heads know that his history is so long due to him being the first rap mixshow to ever be on commercial radio on New York’s WBLS (107.5) with Marley Marl and Fly Ty in 1982-1984. Then went on to to WHBI in October 1984 and then back to WBLS in 1985 and WDAS in Philly. Simultaneously he paved the way for all radio stations that ever did mixshows and also sparked the career of Boogie Down Productions due to the ids he showed when they came to shop their demo to him and was turned away which then sparked “South Bronx” and “The Bridge Is Over”. He was known for his direct and sarcastic attitude on the air and every artist wanted his approval when it came to breaking new records. He even had songs dedicated to him by the legendary Whodini (”Mr. Magic’s Wand”) which was surprisingly produced by one of my favorite artists, Thomas Dolby.
Shouts out to Marley Marl & Fly Ty for the correct information on this. Rest in Peace Mr. Magic. -DJ Premier
http://djpremierblog.blogspot.com
this is from dj premier's blog ....check it blessings max
Message from DJ Premier:
I want to send out the utmost respect and condolences to the memory of John Rivas — aka Mr. Magic.
He passed away this morning of a heart attack.
True hip hop heads know that his history is so long due to him being the first rap mixshow to ever be on commercial radio on New York’s WBLS (107.5) with Marley Marl and Fly Ty in 1982-1984. Then went on to to WHBI in October 1984 and then back to WBLS in 1985 and WDAS in Philly. Simultaneously he paved the way for all radio stations that ever did mixshows and also sparked the career of Boogie Down Productions due to the ids he showed when they came to shop their demo to him and was turned away which then sparked “South Bronx” and “The Bridge Is Over”. He was known for his direct and sarcastic attitude on the air and every artist wanted his approval when it came to breaking new records. He even had songs dedicated to him by the legendary Whodini (”Mr. Magic’s Wand”) which was surprisingly produced by one of my favorite artists, Thomas Dolby.
Shouts out to Marley Marl & Fly Ty for the correct information on this. Rest in Peace Mr. Magic. -DJ Premier
http://djpremierblog.blogspot.com
Saturday, September 19, 2009
GrandMaster Roc Raida R.I.P.
another sad day, roc raida has passed. not only was he a pioneer of turntablism he was a very nice and approachable person. i am very thankful that i was able to see him perform on several occasions. he will be missed......max
this is probably one of his last performances enjoy..
GrandMaster Roc Raida
Roc Raida began his DJ career in the early eighties at the age of ten. Surrounded by such inspirations as his father, a member of the Sugar Hill Records act Mean Machine and hip hop impresario Grandmaster Flash, Raida cultivated his interest into an absolute passion. Now, Roc Raida is considered among the best of the contemporary DJ’s and has brought the art of Turntablism and Party rocking to a fresh new level.
In the late eighties Raida gained prominence as a member of the New York-based crew the X-Men who, for obvious of copyright reasons, later became known as the X-Ecutioners. Champions of furthering the turntablist movement, the X-Ecutioners made their reputation by utilizing the techniques of beat-juggling; the manual alteration between individual kick and snare sounds to create original drum patterns in real time. This practice has been an inspiration and a force in Roc Raida’s style.
In the beginning defeat was commonplace, as battles were mainly popularity contests. The more contests he entered the more the competition began to appreciate his style and determination. Pushing his limits and raising the standard with which DMC’s are judged, Raida began to get noticed. His impressive finishes in some of the premier DJ battles; first place in the 1991 "As One"; second place in the "Superman Battle"; and second place in the 1992 DMC US Finals were just the beginning. In 1995 Raida, was crowned the DMC World Champion in front of a massive London audience.
The past several years have seen Raida traveling around the globe in such exotic locations as Singapore, Turkey, Japan and Australia to China, Hawaii, Moscow, and the South of France. Two years ago on a panel at the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Raida was appointed "Grandmaster", by some of Hip-Hop’s founding fathers. Rules for this dubious honor state that one may only be bestowed with the approval of another Grandmaster; Raida was not only approved, but also welcomed by Kool Herc, Grand Wizard Theodore and scratch evolutionist DST. To round out a phenomenal decade, Raida was also inducted into the DMC Hall of Fame at the 1999 DMC World Finals in New York City.
Roc Raida has been featured on an episode of "Saturday Night Live"; the first DJ to ever share the stage with the fabled SNL band. Proving, once again, that Raida is the perfect example of a master perfecting his art.
Raida has taken his DJ style to souring heights and has also moved into production in the last 8 years. He has produced record for artists, such as, Big L, Smif ‘N’ Wessun, Fat Joe, Bad Boy recording artist Aasim, Ghostface, Black Thought of The Roots and Linkin Park to name a few. He has also lent his hand’s scratching on records for artist’s like O.C.’s classic “Time’s Up” to pop sensation Pink’s new album “I’m Not Dead.” Recently Raida was the star of the National Pepsi commercial entitled Speakerboxx. From Raida’s experience’s and touring attributes he has released 3 DVD’s documenting The Adventures of Roc Raida and now created The Gong Battle (New York & London), which has brought a new light on the turntabilism world of battles.
With many more projects to come in the near future and now a part of the Heavy Hitters crew you will be hearing and seeing a lot of Raida for many years to come through his music, his visuals, his style and the radio where he is the newest edition to Washington D.C.’s 1 radio station WPGC 95.5. Stay tuned because The Adventures of Roc Raida are always going and going and going…
this is probably one of his last performances enjoy..
GrandMaster Roc Raida
Roc Raida began his DJ career in the early eighties at the age of ten. Surrounded by such inspirations as his father, a member of the Sugar Hill Records act Mean Machine and hip hop impresario Grandmaster Flash, Raida cultivated his interest into an absolute passion. Now, Roc Raida is considered among the best of the contemporary DJ’s and has brought the art of Turntablism and Party rocking to a fresh new level.
In the late eighties Raida gained prominence as a member of the New York-based crew the X-Men who, for obvious of copyright reasons, later became known as the X-Ecutioners. Champions of furthering the turntablist movement, the X-Ecutioners made their reputation by utilizing the techniques of beat-juggling; the manual alteration between individual kick and snare sounds to create original drum patterns in real time. This practice has been an inspiration and a force in Roc Raida’s style.
In the beginning defeat was commonplace, as battles were mainly popularity contests. The more contests he entered the more the competition began to appreciate his style and determination. Pushing his limits and raising the standard with which DMC’s are judged, Raida began to get noticed. His impressive finishes in some of the premier DJ battles; first place in the 1991 "As One"; second place in the "Superman Battle"; and second place in the 1992 DMC US Finals were just the beginning. In 1995 Raida, was crowned the DMC World Champion in front of a massive London audience.
The past several years have seen Raida traveling around the globe in such exotic locations as Singapore, Turkey, Japan and Australia to China, Hawaii, Moscow, and the South of France. Two years ago on a panel at the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Raida was appointed "Grandmaster", by some of Hip-Hop’s founding fathers. Rules for this dubious honor state that one may only be bestowed with the approval of another Grandmaster; Raida was not only approved, but also welcomed by Kool Herc, Grand Wizard Theodore and scratch evolutionist DST. To round out a phenomenal decade, Raida was also inducted into the DMC Hall of Fame at the 1999 DMC World Finals in New York City.
Roc Raida has been featured on an episode of "Saturday Night Live"; the first DJ to ever share the stage with the fabled SNL band. Proving, once again, that Raida is the perfect example of a master perfecting his art.
Raida has taken his DJ style to souring heights and has also moved into production in the last 8 years. He has produced record for artists, such as, Big L, Smif ‘N’ Wessun, Fat Joe, Bad Boy recording artist Aasim, Ghostface, Black Thought of The Roots and Linkin Park to name a few. He has also lent his hand’s scratching on records for artist’s like O.C.’s classic “Time’s Up” to pop sensation Pink’s new album “I’m Not Dead.” Recently Raida was the star of the National Pepsi commercial entitled Speakerboxx. From Raida’s experience’s and touring attributes he has released 3 DVD’s documenting The Adventures of Roc Raida and now created The Gong Battle (New York & London), which has brought a new light on the turntabilism world of battles.
With many more projects to come in the near future and now a part of the Heavy Hitters crew you will be hearing and seeing a lot of Raida for many years to come through his music, his visuals, his style and the radio where he is the newest edition to Washington D.C.’s 1 radio station WPGC 95.5. Stay tuned because The Adventures of Roc Raida are always going and going and going…
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
