If you missed this joint back in January (MP3 below) you can officially get caught up with Times Neue Roman via the release of the official video. Really glad these guys did a video for this. Wavy…..in a Sade type of way. Woulda been wavier if they went through the car wash with the top down tho, lol.
Available for sale on iTunes and www.timesneueroman.com
Times Neue Roman Sade is in my Tape Deck
(R.Bolton, A. Punzalan Junior)
Vocals: Arowbe (Robert Bolton) Saxophone: Dave Mergins Additional Drums: Ian Riddoch All other instruments: Alexander Punzalan Junior Production: Alexander The
Mixed by Jed Harper Mastered by Phil Demetro for Lacquer Channel
Executive Producer: Brent Fairbairn
Honest Music / EMI 2011
www.timesneueroman.com www.honestmusic.ca
@timesneueroman @arowbe @alexanderthe
Video Credits Director/Producer: Charles Wahl Executive Producer: Anna Junger Production Company: Reactiv Pictures Cinematography: Rion Gonzales Editor: Shiv Harrilal @Relish Colorist: Joseph Wenkoff @Colr Makeup: Mila Victoria
Shouts to JWyze who was the host at that talent show who announced their name as “Untitled“, lol. Your T-Dot history fun-fact of the day!
Sound-Savvy introduces Nixx, Intro and P, also known as Ludacris’ new R&B Group “Untitled”. The Toronto-bred group discusses their new single and how they got their start as a group. Check out the new music video on Sound-Savvy.com!
Kardi chops it up with SFA and does one of the things he does best: kicks knowledge.
Jo’el Douglas of Remy Creative/Stolen From Africa Media interviews Kardinal Offishall at the 2012 Reelworld Film Festival held here in Toronto. Kardi offers secrets to success for up coming artists and as always shows love for his hometown! Kardinal is getting ready to release his new mixtape A.M.T.R.M follow him on twitter for updates!!
New joint from Untitl3d…paying homage to Silk…called “Don’t Stop”.
Disturbing Tha Peace Records R&B Group Untitled presents their official video for “Don’t Stop” make sure you follow them on twitter: @untitledDTP www.dtprecords.com.
Here comes L! Also known as The 12th Letter, this Toronto native releases the video for “Follow Me” off his mixtape Just Rap. “Follow Me” focuses on the tough decision many young men have to make between selling drugs and surviving. Tapping his own personal experiences, L deftly illustrates the trials and tribulations of this reality. Paranoia, anxiety and adrenaline are all heard in a flowing narrative that puts the audience inside the mind of a young man who’s turned to drug dealing. This is a story about lifestyle, hope and the shattering reality of what can happen when the street life takes a wrong turn.
The video is arguably L’s most ambitious effort to date and was shot by Jason Matos inside an old Toronto metal shop. Matos is best known for his work alongside artists like The Roots, Nelly, Trey Songz and Vado, with his videos charting on BET and MuchMusic.
“I attack the mind state of being on the street,” says L, who is currently working on his debut LP. “You have to be in a certain headspace to step out on the street and try to make money. With this song, I wrestle with this thought process and show you every step of my journey.”
