eXquire at Strange Matter.

If you heard of the show but didn't get to go. You're probably regretting that decision right about now. No worries though, here is little photoset that'll make you feel like you were getting champagne sprayed on you while diving offstage into the arms of beautiful, drunk hoes. That or make you realize you should have called in sick for work instead of "making that cheddar". Dumb hoe! Sorry for cursing.

MFNX at Strange Matter.

I'm probably the worst person to ask help with promotion. I generally wait until the very last second to tell people or post about it. And since the Exquire show tonight at Strange Matter has already sold out, I guess I don't have to wait until 8:59 PM. So if you find yourself left out and without a ticket, too bad, so sad. However even though the show is "sold-out", you can still pick up tickets at Rumors in Richmond for another two hours for eight bucks. See ya'll suckas tonight.

That One Song.

This is that one song. Iron by Woodkid. My more loyal readers would probably recognize it from Kendrick Lamar's Section.80. Another percentage of my subscribers upon hearing this song would have their memories jogged to remember the Assassin's Creed Revelations cinematic trailer. Hey maybe you just know it because you're a fan of Woodkid. Nevertheless, I thought I'd share this with anyone who hasn't heard this song or have seen this video. Its a great little video that fits perfectly to the song. Probably because the director, Yoann Lemoine, is also the singer-songwriter known as Woodkid. Aside from making these videos for himself, Lemoine also takes his time out to try and redefine pop music videos for the likes of Katy Perry and Taylor Swift. It's great to see an artist that is still able to be praised in such dying fields as "pop" music and music videos themselves.

Kitty Hawk!

I edited this piece over at Mondial for a band out of Richmond named Ki:Theory. The footage was shot by Nick Wurz of Mondial and Johnny Hugel over a Halloween weekend opening for Passion Pit in Charlottesville and Norfolk.

Faces Tape.

Nick took his birthday to give us all his latest tape, Faces. Download it here.

Kendrick/Stalley.

This weekend I headed over to our more preppy campused, equally dope chapter of SHHO at UVA. They hosted Stalley and Kendrick Lamar and showed everyone a good time. Great job to Tobin, Chuck and everyone else over at UVA and UPC to make this happen.

Faces.

Nickelus F's trailer for his upcoming album Faces dropped the other day. The short is also a finalst in the James River Shorts Festival and will be screening on the big screen at the VMFA on November 11th. Thanks to Jonathan Nestor, Forrest Pando, Jasce Burrow, Ric Hatcher, Jordan Davis, Jessica Lynn Greenfield, Steve Boone, Phil and everyone else who made this possible.

Kendrick Lamar and Stalley Show.

More info here.

DTMD Show.

More info here.

Imagine.

Here's the last video I did with Whoa. Get money haha.

Lost in Translation.

Mr. Muthafuckin' eXquire's mixtape Lost in Translation dropped a few weeks ago and ever since he's been making news all over the internet. Here are some photos from his first and last show ever at Webster Hall in NY.

Download it here.

 

Mr. Rager.

It's been a while since I personally had Kid Cudi on my radar. I had listened to MOTM non-stop and when MOTM came out, it was cool too. Maybe it didn't do it for me as its predecessor did. Maybe I just have never done drugs to be able to relate or see what he was seeing. Maybe the tunes weren't as banging. Or maybe it was that stupid ass Erase Me video with Kanye. Whatever it was I'm glad to see this new video from him.

Tonight: Big Sean & Nick F.

Huzzah!

On the past NY trip we hung out with Exquire. Nicest dude you'll ever meet who raps about anal.

For the past year or so the west coast has clenched its five fingers into a very tight grasp on hip-hop music. There seems to be something for every party: blunt-enlightening social righteousness on the couch, ass rape swag speeches from the skateboard soapboxes of Fairfax, and wherever stream of consciousness verses are rapped and repeated. But emerging out the wood work, for rap geography’s sake, is a new class of New York hip-hop including the likes of ASAP Rocky, Action Bronson, Matthew Ragazino, and twenty-six year old Crown Heights native Mr. Muthafuckin’ Exquire.

King.

Here's the music video from Corey McLemore's mixtape, The Definition, directed by yours truly. The song is called King.

Check it out and download the mixtape at his site here.

Nathan Mills Guitar.

Be sure to check out my good friend Nathan Mills' new website. He recently moved out of my luxurious mansion and got himself a full graduate assistantship at East Carolina University where he's going to get his masters in playing the guitar or something. Anyways he's got a new website up, designed by the very own Rebecca Rice of ACP, so check it out if you have kids that want to learn how to play some guitar or like neutral colors.

Let It Grow: Dru Ha.

Let It Grow: Raekwon.

Part two after the break.

Let It Grow: Clipse.

It's been a long time my friends. Here's something to keep you occupied.

Fortune First/L Media Music.

Here's the video I did with Whoa and L Media Group.