The Kid Daytona: "Lifted" featuring Styles P and Vaughn Anthony
The Kid Daytona just sent over a new joint off his forthcoming LP, The Interlude. The project is presented by LRG and will be released on Tuesday November 16th. "Lifted" features Styles P and Vaughn Anthony, with production by NVME (clever with the spelling). Grab it below.
Cee-Lo: "Fox New" Live on Colbert Report
Cee-Lo celebrated the release of his LP by joining Stephen Colbert on Comedy Central's Colbert Report. While the show is on cable, you still can't say "f**k" on the air, and Colbert fed Cee-Lo some censor approved replacements. He ended up going with Fox News, and the results are awesome. See it below.
RH Contest: Rhyemfest Campaign Kick Off w/Lupe Fiasco
Rhymefest will host a campaign kick off event on Sunday November 14th. Rhymefest is running for 20th Ward Alderman, and will drum up support with a performance that The Shrine. Lupe Fiasco is the special guest, along with DJs Tony Sculfied, Reddy Ruck, and 33 1/3. Tickets are available now by calling 773.772.4414. We have two pair of tickets to give away. To enter the contest, send an email to RubyHornet@gmail.com telling us where you live and the name of your Alderman. The winner will be selected on Saturday.
This is Awkward: Matt Lauer vs. Kanye West
Geez, give Matt Lauer one interview with a former president and his s**t don't stink. We get it, you interviewed George W. Bush. He opened up to you about how Kanye West calling him a racist was the worst part of the worst presidency in American History, we know, we know... Have a t-shirt made saying "I Interviewed Dubya" and just shut up about it already...
Ahem, in case you didn't know, Matt Lauer interviewed George Bush. Bush talked about Kanye West. Kanye West said he empathized with Bush's hard feelings about being called a racist. Matt Lauer interviewed Kanye West. That is where he then beat a dead horse into the ground. In the short interview, which Kanye then tweet-ranted about and deaded his press run in response to, Lauer goes on and on about George Bush's hurt feelings in what seems like some attempt to orchestrate a great TV moment... Kanye is not amused, and Matt Lauer apologizes, uh sort of... It all gets sorted out in the video below before it is announced that, drum roll please... Kanye will be back at the Today Show the day after Thanksgiving to perform outside... And a sigh of cha-ching is heard all throughout NBC... See the video below.
Les Savy Fav: "Let's Get out of Here"
Tim Harrington is a crazy man, an indescribable force of nature. I've seen him climb into a garbage can and get carried around a crowd talking like Oscar the Grouch. I've seen him give random concert-goers haircuts on stage. All that and his band, Les Savy Fav, also make some fine music. Their latest, Root for Ruin, carries on from where 2007's Let's Be Friends left off. Sold pop songs played with energy and verve. The first single "Let's Get Out of Here" is typical of the album. Harrington wails over a steady but ever enjoyable backing beat with a guitar so good it almost goes unnoticed.
via HPlus Records
Show You Suck: "All Chill Everything" (Swisher)
My good homie Show You Suck (C4 & Code of Conduct) just hit me with his super swagged out "All Chilled Everything" track. This is off of SYS's EP titled Coyote Del Coco. "All Chill Everything" is so smooth. I just want to roll up and and blow driving down Lake Shore Drive. I'm looking forward to the next track my dude is going to drop. Download and listen to the track below.
The Hundreds Public Label Fall 2010
The Hundreds brings back their Public Label for Winter 2010 with a nice looking collection of more subtle, accessible pieces for the well dressed man. Taking a different approach than their cheeky California-inspired t-shirts and apparel, the Public Label takes a more 'sophisticated' route. This season looks to offer a wide array of button downs, jackets, and pants. This is a welcome sign from The Hundreds and it'll be exciting to see what the full collection entails. The full collection will drop next Thursday, 11/18 at THSF, THLA, and THNY. Take a look at their video lookbook after the jump.
The Hundreds Public Label Fall 2010
The Hundreds brings back their Public Label for Winter 2010 with a nice looking collection of more subtle, accessible pieces for the well dressed man. Taking a different approach than their cheeky California-inspired t-shirts and apparel, the Public Label takes a more 'sophisticated' route. This season looks to offer a wide array of button downs, jackets, and pants. This is a welcome sign from The Hundreds and it'll be exciting to see what the full collection entails. The full collection will drop next Thursday, 11/18 at THSF, THLA, and THNY. Take a look at their video lookbook after the jump.