Shout out to Brandon Craggs for bringing this video to absolute life with a vision and execution thats unparallel. Shout out to my brother from another Dominic Dot who always takes the sound to a whole other dimension. Megan for putting everything together with amazing timing and professionalism. Shout out to the brigade my cuzzo Danny greatness my brother Noel and my homie The Jonez for his appearance and amazing talents on the hook. Shout out to shaker for his excellent camera handling. Shout out to Deegs for an amazing cameo. Thank you to everyone involved in this project.
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New audio / visual release from Unbuttoned in preparation for their upcoming EP release, Minute Lasting. This one’s almost 18 minutes long! Definitely more of a short film rather than a music video. I also don’t know if this is one crazy-long song or a few songs strung together. It’s also ok not to know and to just take it in because Unbuttoned is dope.
Video Produced by Hera Hera CR
Person 1 – Matt Shaw Person 2 – Nathan Palacios
Director, DP, Editor – Victoria Long Co-Producers – Casey Manierka, Kamilah Apong, Alexei Orechin, Miles Gibbons Fractal Footage by Kamilah Apong, original parameters by GypsyH Art PA – Aidan Jeans Makeup – Mark Jordy Gonzales Location Provided by Ted and Carol & Saved Ground
The Empire returns! People probably thought that Empire broke up, but that’s not the case. Tekman got the crew together again for his new album “Familia Sobre Todo” for his brand new single, Gone So Long. This song features T.R.A. AKA Tha Rhyme Animal, Mezziah, Adam Bomb & Talksick.
In this video, the crew units after being summoned by great demand. This song is produced by Lyve and this video is directed and edited by Lyme Lyte Video.
Following the premiere of her street single “Nowhere feat. RetcH” (via Complex) and “My Level” (via The FADER), Tasha the Amazon takes a timeout from murdering festival stages to release the official video for “My Level”.
Shot in Los Angeles during a recent writing and recording session for her forthcoming EP, the lyrics tell you everything you need to know – “should’ve never given us money, we jumpin with Jordans all up on ya sofa.”
Papa Won with some actual real talk. Take this one in.
Adversity can shut you down. Or, as in the case of Toronto hip-hop artist Spek Won, it can spur you on. He’s not afraid to look at difficult issues – he tackled police brutality in his recent video “Black Body.” It’s an elegy to the tragedy of past years, while it points to resistance and healing.
And Spek Won has looked challenge straight in the eye his whole life. In this clip from Exhibitionists, he opens up about the suffering he witnessed plague his father’s adulthood, and the driving force that suffering has become in Spek’s own life.
Watch Exhibitionists on Sundays at 4:30 p.m./5 p.m. NT on CBC-TV.
