Power Man and Iron Fist Vol 3 #9 (2016)
Story: David Walker, art: Sanford Greene, Flaviano Armentaro
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oozey mess
Three Goblin Art
sheepfilms
hello vonnie
occasionally subtle
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Sade Olutola
YOU ARE THE REASON
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Cosmic Funnies
trying on a metaphor

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Xuebing Du

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styofa doing anything
Cosimo Galluzzi
we're not kids anymore.

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Misplaced Lens Cap
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Power Man and Iron Fist Vol 3 #9 (2016)
Story: David Walker, art: Sanford Greene, Flaviano Armentaro
Get the Power Man and Iron Fist series here
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NONAME, SINCERELY.
A RARE CONVERSATION WITH THE CHICAGO RAPPER ABOUT PATIENCE, PRIVACY, AND HER EXCEPTIONAL FIRST SOLO PROJECT.
PHOTOS BY LYNDON FRENCH FOR THE FADER.
Two decades after Tupac's death, writer Kevin Powell, who covered the rapper for Vibe magazine, unpacks the impact of his music and the complexities he embodied.
“Way before the venue was crowded.”
(TopDawgEnt)
Found out about Caleborate from my, then 18-19 year old, nephew. The kids aren’t only listening to one type of rap. They are as dynamic as the music that moves them.
(CALEBORATE)
High character people emit a value to the world that is invaluable.
So much to like about Vince. Wish him much success.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCi_XpwMV1g)
Pete Rock with the knock
(Torae)
My musical leanings, most often, go along with artists who I feel have high character. Not that they are completely righteous or without opportunities to grow but, at their core, they’ve made me believe they’re people who are honorable.
New Nipsey Hussle
(NipseyHussle)
There aren't many opportunities, especially via social networks, for to spend 33:35 on the same vibe. It all moves so fast that we moved on before we're able to know what we've missed. #thelistening is a space created to slow things down & be intentional about sharing music that has a positive affect on our personal, community, cultural well-being. Tonight we share 'The Extraordinary Pleasure of Being Someone Else' x @briansenemarc. No better vibe on a Thursday night in August than #thelistening. Follow the # on Twitter and simply listen along. A convo about the qualities of the album that compel us to listen flows as the album plays (like the convos you've had with friends in your car, dorm, basement, stoop, etc.) There is no criticism or critique during #thelistening. The market is saturated with that. Talking about how the music we choose to listen to adds to us adds to us. Illustration c/o @ez_pz_
Been rocking with Sene since A Day Late A Dollar Short. Supremely talented rapper, actor, singer, writer. Catch this vibe.
(brian marc.)
Glad this track is getting some additional exposure. Was my favorite beat on #NHYP. Great look for Ohio.
(Mass Appeal Records)
Something about Caleborate is endearing. I love listening to kids unafraid of being bright.
(CALEBORATE)
There’s a serious and mature level of concern when you relate to Red Pill’s music. Life is heavy, and the nature of who we are (those who relate to Red Pill) creates an atmosphere we use to increase our load vs lessen it. We accept a moral burden others shun. We demand a level of virtue from ourselves that can stunt expectations of success. Our paths often look like the art for this single. Unpaved and lonely.
(Mello Music Group)
Chicago got something to say
(Noname)
Still ill as Ervin Johnson
It doesn’t have to take that long
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i8E5r6kLds)
Love the different perspective BBC provides when talking to+about hiphop. They seem to do a really good job targeting a mature, evolving, progressive audience. Content seems a lot healthier.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huj5oPlG2EY)