The debut music video from GV aka Gordon Voidwell.
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Gordon Voidwell: ‘Ivy League Circus’
Saturday, October 16th, 2010FLOWERZ…
Thursday, October 14th, 2010
Give the people you fux with flowers when they are alive to smell them.
Armand van Helden – ‘Flowerz’
Game Rebellion Got Next…
Thursday, October 7th, 2010
via the press release…
‘Generation Next Presents’, is an 8 part webisode series featuring live performance and interview footage captured at the launch of ‘Generation Next’, the premier music showcase for buzz worthy emerging artists from across the nation.
Shot & Directed by Kristopher Rey-Talley for Kibber Films/Jackpot In The West. Produced by Mic Sean for Soul Rebel NYC.
Generation Next Presents… Game Rebellion (Ep. 6) from Generation Next Presents… on Vimeo.
1st Saturdays Is Still Tha’ Sheet…
Monday, October 4th, 2010
The Brooklyn Museum of Art 1st Saturdays is Black Beautality.
Brutally beautiful things to look at and even some really nice pieces of art.
Do me a favor and fall thru Ms.Officer’s weblog. She is a Brooklyn hottie that has been bigging up DP.com since way back. Plus, she rolls thick with snowflake action.
Das Racist Is From The Future…
Saturday, September 25th, 2010
Being an Internets Celebrity isn’t always all low-brow glamorous like eating an extra value crispy chicken meal at Wendy’s. Like all the best low paying professions there’s some work involved in doing this. It’s good for me that I like this job.
Das Racist invited me to hang out with them at the release party for their latest mixtape project ‘Sit Down, Man’. You might imagine that the tripster darlings of the internets know how to throw a party. Well I’ll confirm the yes. It starts with letting anyone who arrives early get their drink on gratis of the producing party promoting Cerberus – Greedhead, Mad Decent and Mishka.
A few bands that DR fux with opened the stage up for them. Tecla Esposito, who is also part of the retro electro galactic R & B band Gordon Voidwell was the first act. I think I’m in love with her. Keepaway brought an Amish drum and bass rockstar vibe to the party. Next was Maluca Mala who made me think she could be the daughter of Sheila E. and Prince, if they had ever mated.
Das Racist was due to perform next but my glass slipper was about to become a wooden clog because I had to scramble back to Brooklyn to record the Combat Jack Radio Show. I missed the DR set but these folks caught it and liked it.
Here’s a link to the mixtape. Definitely give them a spin