Ty Harper | Audio,Music,Video | Thursday, November 22nd, 2012
Directed by Ashton ‘Famous’ Bishop.
It’s the kid,
For those who know Famous, I’m heavily active in the community & do my best to donate my celebrity to impact the youth whenever I’m called upon (Mamma raised me).
Seeing how it’s #AntiBullyingWeek it’s only right I release this video as a reminder to those who are facing issues and feel they have knowone to talk to, to Let It All Out!
The video was directed by myself and follows the story of 3 characters who are going through issues similar to many of those who are reading this email at this very moment.
The moral of the story is‘Let it all out, and watch your problems fade away!’
RT/Share/Like Spread the word!
PS: If your interested in having me perform this song at your community/school event this week, hit me up. Free of charge. Let’s make some change. (serious inquiries only) #AntiBullyingWeek
Ty Harper | Music,Video | Thursday, November 22nd, 2012
Directed by Kevin Moore.
Attikus first met Cuba’s El Tipo Este while he was in Vancouver performing at the Vancouver International Hip Hop 4 Peace Festival in 2011. They recorded Pa’Dentro and were fortunate enough to link again recently to shoot the video. Pa’Dentro is a single off his debut album Boo Radley which was released earlier this year.
Ty Harper | Music,Video | Thursday, November 22nd, 2012
A taste of music/visuals coming from a member of one of the Mega’s most important groups – IRS – and one of most important crew-movements – Monolith – of the 90’s; not to mention one of the dopest emcees of that period as well: Korrey Deez.
This is the Promotional Teaser of my upcoming video for my debut album “Always Fresh”. NAPALM_Lancecape ft. Korry Deez_Always Fresh. Being released on Future Science December 2012.
New mixtape from one of the city’s most promising newcomers.
JOHN RIVER – THE CALM (MIXTAPE)
Toronto, ON (November 20, 2012) – It’s The Calm before the storm. Toronto’s hip-hop future is in good hands with 17 Year-old producer/artists like John River taking charge and this new release is proof of that. The Calm is available now for FREE download and we highly recommend you take it in. John River got a handful of self-produced tracks along with production from 16 Year-old Francis Got Heat and Mississauga’s own, Showboiz. The Calm is refreshingly low on features, giving the project plenty of opportunity to showcase John River’s talent. Guest appearances include Bad Boy’s Los, Anthm and Kembe X.
“Every Evening” was the song that introduced us to John River and it nicely showcased his ability to tell a story, deliver a message and be mindful of keeping the music catchy. It was the type of introduction that gave you that urge to immediately dig through YouTube to find more of their work. We’ve been keeping a close eye on John ever since. He came across as a bit of a modern day sounding AZ with a similar vibe but undeniable individuality. At a young age he’s demonstrated leadership and a need to create positive change. “Don’t Want To Be” spoke out on the gun violence plaguing the GTA and comments on issues like racial profiling. From beginning to end, The Calm tells a story of a young black male growing up in Toronto and the challenges he’s facing.
If you haven’t heard about 17-year-old Canadian Rapper/Producer John River, you are about to know now. A soulful artist with delivery mixed with witty wordplay and lyricism beyond his years.
To find out what John River is up to check out the following sites:
