#SubjectMatter is a series of candid conversations with multi-generational creatives whose art is used to mobilize, ignite and empower audiences toward positive, sustainable change. Today’s episode features Anaka, LA-based photographer and director, and her latest project, “FAME,” a photo series that examines how celebrities balance their true identities and projected personas in the limelight and behind closed doors.
Tag: Portland
EARFLOAT TV | Uptown Hangsuite – Episode 2: “Dashikis In DUMBO”
EARFLOAT TV exclusive recap of this week at Harlem Penthouse™ | Luck One shoots a music video for his newest record, “Ad Hominem,” off his upcoming project, set to drop on EARFLOAT TV on April 8th at 11:59pm.
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Sh*t I Missed: The Heavyhitters of the Northwest (Pt. I)
Sh*t I missed, a new series featuring artists that have been making classics way before we knew what a classic could sound like in 2014. Particularly music from the West Coast and areas outside of the Tri-State area, I will be covering a lot of material that I missed out on while being consumed by the hype from the above-ground scene in Hip-Hop.
In The Office: Luck-One @ Control Sector 2/24/2014
Paid a visit to the offices of Control Sector to accompany Luck in picking up sponsored merch to wear on tour to Austin and Portland next month. Check out the random recollection here.
Notes From W 145th @ Harlem 2/9/2014
“This past Tuesday, the self-identified gangster rapper invited me over to his humble abode up in Harlem to preview his album before it hit the Internet, and also to converse on general topics ranging from Gandhi, Henry David Thoreau, the military and prison-industrial complexes, death of black-owned businesses, the falsehood of nationalism, and corny conscious rap in between our listening to his album. From our private listening session, I discerned a list of my top 10 favorites from a 20 hour-long listen through of this monster 20-track project. Below is a neat fragment from my afternoon with Luck.
BLACK CONGOLESE 