posted on January 7th, 2010 by Tobias in Article, Design
cover artwork by Ashes57
Even though it´s not quite out yet, I´d still like to let you know that big up magazine volume six is on its way.
It will be available at the end of the month the latest and has stories on N-Type, Ikonika, Untold, David Rodigan, Joe Nice, Gaslamp Killer as well as art by Hellofreaks, Camilla D’Errico, Iain Macarthur, Phil Dunne and Saddo.
You can pre-order your issue in the big up shop and subscribe to the big up podcast here.
posted on December 9th, 2009 by Tobias in Design, Event, Fashion, Munich
Thursday, December 10th
Mu Store Opening Session @ Corneliusstraße 2
Top Friend w/ Showi & Schu @ Erste Liga
Hypie Hypie w/ Schlachthofbronx, El G & Fauna @ Rote Sonne
Friday, December 11th
Art to Go Vernissage @ Lodringerstrasse 1
Jamaican Ting w/ King Yellowman (live) @ Backstage
So Not Berlin w/ Dyebox, Erosie & So Not @ Crux
Saturday, December 12th
Add to Basket – Bazar for Fashion, Design, Music & Art @ Baaderstrasse 7
X-mas_pre_present w/ C_Contemporary Jewelry @ Harvest Shop
Sneaker goes Art Exhibition @ ACNE Show Room, Blumenstraße
Sneaker goes Art After Show Party w/ Feadz @ Erste Liga
Hip Hop Don´t Stop w/ Ori Schochat, Jumpy, Tommy Montana & San Gabriel @ Crux
Sunday, December 13th
Kafe Kunst artPERforManceFotOfilmCoMix Fest @ Kafe Kult
WATCH OUT FOR
17.12.2010 seen. Spring 2010 collection release session @ Crux
17.12.2010 seen. presents Tim Turbo Thursday w/ Terry Lynn (live), AnnaLove & Tim Turbo @ Crux
posted on December 4th, 2009 by Tobias in Audio, Design, Politics
click for full image: eboy for Amnesty International “Poverty is Modern”
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Download Mr Lexx “Watch Me Transform Ya” (via Heatwave)
posted on November 24th, 2009 by Tobias in Audio, Design
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While The Observer asks: “Is Jamaica losing Reggae” and Konshens wonders “Who a mash [the Jamaican music business] up?“, Jamaican artists Natalie Storm and Roundhead keep their heads up and appear on two wicked international releases today:
Sticky “Jumeirah Riddim EP” (buy via Turntablelab digital)
Mixpak is proud to announce the “Jumeirah Riddim EP”, a brand new release from Sticky. The EP showcases Sticky’s undeniable “Jumeirah Riddim” which represents his recent embrace of UK Funky and has been an underground hit in the UK for some months. Once we signed the track, we called up rising Jamaican star Natalie Storm for a voicing and she delivered a catchy bashment/funky monster, “Look Pon Me” (stay tuned for the video dropping early next week). JA vocals in hand we went back to the UK and got bassline mastermind Dexplicit to rework the track into an uptempo, heavy bass epic. Finally, Sticky rounded it out, revisiting the original and flipping it for the “Jumeirah Riddim Sequel.”
Emynd feat. Roundhead “The Most High EP” (buy via Turntablelab digital)
Back already with another new Crossfaded Bacon digital release for y’all to bang, we bring you Emynd’s “The Most High EP” featuring Jamaican Dancehall deejay Roundhead on the vocals and huge remixes from Top Billin, So Shifty, Mike 2600, and Federation Sound. The EP is rounded out by two Emynd originals as well “Don’t Stop” and “We Gon Make It” (which was previously available on the Flamin Hotz x Unruly MCBU Vinyl only release.
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Download Emynd feat. Roundhead “The Most High EP” (So Shifty RMX)
posted on November 12th, 2009 by Tobias in Design
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