XXL MAGAZINE PREMIERES CHARLES HAMILTON'S "LOSER" VIDEO
XXL Magazine premieres a video to a song Charles Hamilton performed on "The Last Call with Carson Daly" two weeks ago. Daly featured Charles as a new and upcoming artist on "The Last Call's" new music week, taped in California.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
"THE CURBSIDE ELECTRIC: BOOMBOX"
THE CURB PRESENTS ANOTHER JAM FROM THE BOOMBOX VAULT
Does anyone remember Bobby Valentino, before he was Bobby V? Check out the BOOMBOX song of the month from the group Mista. The song is entitled "Blackberry Molasses," it features Bobby Valentino before he started asking girls to "Slow Down."
Does anyone remember Bobby Valentino, before he was Bobby V? Check out the BOOMBOX song of the month from the group Mista. The song is entitled "Blackberry Molasses," it features Bobby Valentino before he started asking girls to "Slow Down."
Saturday, February 7, 2009
"THE CURBSIDE ELECTRIC: BOOMBOX"
NEW CURB SECTION BRINGS BACK OLD SCHOOL MUSIC AND MUSIC VIDEOS
I want to post music that I remember listening to/hearing as a youngster, in a section I would like to dub "Boombox" or "The Boombox" every month. In the first "Curbside Electric: Boombox" I want to re-introduce Ahmad, a Los Angeles born rapper from the '90s with the hit suingle "Back In The Day."
As times prove to be a bit challenging (economically) and with the beginning of 'Black History Month,' I thought I would present a song that acts as a cornerstone for reminiscence within the Hip-Hop community and cheers me up.
The symbol to the left (<----), is an Adinkra West African symbol that basically means: "learning from the past." This video brings me many good memories from my past and I have personally learned a great deal from my past as well...Oh! "Back in the day."
ENJOY THE VIDEO!
I want to post music that I remember listening to/hearing as a youngster, in a section I would like to dub "Boombox" or "The Boombox" every month. In the first "Curbside Electric: Boombox" I want to re-introduce Ahmad, a Los Angeles born rapper from the '90s with the hit suingle "Back In The Day."
As times prove to be a bit challenging (economically) and with the beginning of 'Black History Month,' I thought I would present a song that acts as a cornerstone for reminiscence within the Hip-Hop community and cheers me up.
The symbol to the left (<----), is an Adinkra West African symbol that basically means: "learning from the past." This video brings me many good memories from my past and I have personally learned a great deal from my past as well...Oh! "Back in the day."
ENJOY THE VIDEO!
Sunday, February 1, 2009
THE PARLÉ POETRY TOUR TRIPLES IT'S RUN FROM "THE CURB"
THE PARLÉ TOUR SPEAKS A WORD TO COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR A THIRD TIME
Officially beginning in February of 2007, the tour’s kick off performance was held at the Bowery Poetry Club in New York City, NY. Now the Parlé Poetry Tour is back for the third go around, visiting colleges and cafés across the nation.
The poetry tour venture began with “Parlé Newspaper” holding poetry slams with poets from all five of New York City’s boroughs. The venture expanded to a first time inclusive performance entitled: “The New Christmas”, during the last week of 2006. In 2007 (when the tour officially began) the poets performed at venues such as: SUNY Purchase, Brooklyn College, and The Nuyorican Café. During the Parlé Tour’s second run the tour branched out to states outside of New York, presenting themselves in states like Pennsylvania and Florida.
The featured poets are Devin, “The Poet,” Kesed, and Marcus Wright, these poets have performed for the tour from the beginning, but there have been a host of other artists who have performed, including: Brian aka SciryL, Naima Ince and Charles Hamilton who is now signed to Interscope Records.
So far this run of the Parlé Tour has visited Keystone College, SUNY Oswego, Quinnipiac University, Edgewood College, and Lawrence University.
UPCOMING SHOW DATES AND LOCATIONS INCLUDE
February 6th – Chapman University in Orange County, California
February 12th – The College of New Jersey
February 13th – Pre-Valentines Day show in NYC
February 14th – Wesleyan University in Connecticut February 22nd – Albion College in Michigan
For more information on the “Parlé Poetry Tour” and/or Parlé Newspaper CLICK HERE.
Officially beginning in February of 2007, the tour’s kick off performance was held at the Bowery Poetry Club in New York City, NY. Now the Parlé Poetry Tour is back for the third go around, visiting colleges and cafés across the nation.
The poetry tour venture began with “Parlé Newspaper” holding poetry slams with poets from all five of New York City’s boroughs. The venture expanded to a first time inclusive performance entitled: “The New Christmas”, during the last week of 2006. In 2007 (when the tour officially began) the poets performed at venues such as: SUNY Purchase, Brooklyn College, and The Nuyorican Café. During the Parlé Tour’s second run the tour branched out to states outside of New York, presenting themselves in states like Pennsylvania and Florida.
The featured poets are Devin, “The Poet,” Kesed, and Marcus Wright, these poets have performed for the tour from the beginning, but there have been a host of other artists who have performed, including: Brian aka SciryL, Naima Ince and Charles Hamilton who is now signed to Interscope Records.So far this run of the Parlé Tour has visited Keystone College, SUNY Oswego, Quinnipiac University, Edgewood College, and Lawrence University.
UPCOMING SHOW DATES AND LOCATIONS INCLUDE
February 6th – Chapman University in Orange County, California
February 12th – The College of New Jersey
February 13th – Pre-Valentines Day show in NYC
February 14th – Wesleyan University in Connecticut February 22nd – Albion College in Michigan
For more information on the “Parlé Poetry Tour” and/or Parlé Newspaper CLICK HERE.
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