Worldwide Wednesdays I.N.D.I.E. with @kashmirhiphop on BSR!
Worldwide Wednesdays I.N.D.I.E. with @kashmirhiphop on BSR!
El nuevo álbum de Kashmir Jones, Miopia Voluntaria puedes adquirirlo en:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/do/album/mio
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Miopia-Voluntar
CD Baby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kashmir
Director: Carlos Cuervo
Producer: Carlos Cuervo
DP: Toni Cardenes & Bea Pages
Art Director: Estefani Hasbun
Edited by: Carlos Cuervo
Color: Toni Cardenes
Script & Original Idea: Carlos Cuervo
Stencils(Diseño de Paredes): 3TAMA ROOTS(Atahuallpa Royo)
Special Thanks: OVNI, Javier Montero & 3niAlex
The project features Freddie Gibbs, KRS-One, Matisyahu, Vinnie Paz, Malik B of The Roots Crew, Skrewtape, Hakim Green + new songs from Bodega Bamz and Raz Fresco.
'Live from the Streets' is a video series created by producer Mr. Green and director Sam Lipman-Stern. The series, which airs on Noisey, follows Green globally on a journey meeting interesting people and musicians on the streets. Green samples their music; interviews the street performer; and then turns the sounds into original beats. After the beat is created, he collaborates with one of his favorite rappers to add powerful lyrics to the musical backdrop he and the street musician constructed. Finally, at the end of each episode, Green revisits the people he sampled to play them the final track; often times receiving emotional responses from people who have never heard themselves on recorded audio. The final episodes are a unique hybrid music/video experience.
Mr. Green has now compiled the songs from the series into an album, and is scheduled to release 'Live From The Streets' on April 7th.
Director: Sam Lipman-Stern
Cinematographers: Nicholas Charles Peters, Hiram Stelzig, Sam Lipman-Stern, Jayson De Leon
Editor: Sam Lipman-Stern
Worldwide Wednesdays - LITERALLY! with #HIPHOPISHIPHOP and @IAmKRSOne
Worldwide Wednesdays - LITERALLY! with #HIPHOPISHIPHOP and @IAmKRSOne
14 rappers from 14 different countries express their love for Hip Hop in their own languages and styles. #HIPHOPISHIPHOP is a movement initiated to unite the world under one love for Hip Hop, one hope for peace, and one dream for unity. Different languages, sex, religions, ethnicities, nationalities all disappear in the name of Hip Hop.
"We Are The World" charity song was released in 1985 and in 2010 under the title "We Are The World 25 For Haiti" for humanitarian aid. #HIPHOPISHIPHOP follows in its footsteps to unite the world in helping marginalized people around the world. All profits will be donated for children's education through UNICEF.
San E - South Korea Strike The Head - Italia Frenkie - Bosnia Pendekar - Singapore Adx - India Valete- Portugal Mr Phormula - Wales Yacko - Indonesia SadmAnn - Bangladesh Julian Nagano - Japan Deeb - Egypt Mr. Skin - Taiwan Redrama - Finland KRS-One - United States
Story behind the song & video:
This song is about all of those who don't fit in to what society wants you to. Whether it be music, life, work, school etc. It's about the struggle to remain true to who you are and un-tampered with while struggling with all of the temptations to conform.
Symbols in the video:
During the hook, the artist Playa Rae is blind folded and tied up. This is symbolic of the internal struggles artists deal with regarding their art form and not being accepted for who they are but struggling to stay the course to stay true to themselves and what they believe.
During KFV's verse you see a dramatic change in scenery and a beautiful female (Melicious out of San Jose) with him. She symbolizes the temptation. Temptations to give in to everything the industry tells you means "success"...money, women, jewelry, cars and more.
Th3y Say I'm different/
Not the same/
Th3y Say I never will fit in/
Th3y Say my music's awkward/
and I won't prosper/
But I don't ever listen to them/
Th3y Say I'm different/
Somewhat Strange/
Cause I'm outside the box looking in/
Th3y want me to bend/
Th3y want me to break/
But I'll be damned if I lettem change the music I make....
