So, my best friend Bre Fontaine just released his 1st mixtape entitled, “Lock, Stock & Cigarette Burns.” It is pretty F&$CKIN DOPE, and not only because I produced tracks 2 & 4 (shameless promo), but its a solid damn mixtape! I think he spit some of his hardest, most conceptually thought out verses on it. My favorite joint is Bullshittin‘ – his flow on that shat is stuuuupid! Don’t forget to check out Bum Rush where Bre is spittin’ over this Anime joint. Wewwe! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD. Make sure you guys follow him on twitter.com/brefontaine

Check out the additional production from my good friends

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Trilly & Truly 2010: Basic Info from RSVP Gallery on Vimeo.

RSVP Gallery from Chicago presents the upcoming Trilly & Truly 2010 Collection by Lupe Fiasco, entitled “Basic Info”. Look out for a release soon!

Check this Family guy pilot from 1996 , sooooo crazy. Peter still sounds the same though!! Seth is a genius!

Have you ever wondered what the creation process looked like to your FAVORITE show!!!
check this SH*T OUT!!!

Pharrell Spot For Harley-Davidson from Team Satten on Vimeo.

Renaissance man Pharrell Williams fills us in on the story behind his custom motorcycle by iconic American company Harley-Davidson. Always having something up his sleeve, this latest development comes as no surprise as we’ve now seen Pharrell have his hands on everything, from music production, to tank chairs, to bikes. The video was directed by Travis Satten. Enjoy!

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Offered is a look into the latest from Italian street artist Blu who recently created some artwork in Warsaw, Poland. The piece consists of a jumbo sized mural on the side of a building, playing off the theme of war. For those interested in checking more of his work out, Blu will be at Nuart 2010 alongside other artists including the likes of Vhils, ROA, Dolk, Ericailcane, Evol, Alexandros Vasmoulakis, Sten & Lex, M-City, and Dotamasters.

NEIGHBORHOOD & LUKER by NEIGHBORHOOD present looks from both lines for Fall/Winter 2010 via en editorial within Japanese publication Men’s Non-No. The shoot highlights an assortment of upcoming styles from both NEIGHBORHOOD’s darker, motoring aesthetic and the more casual, prep English style from LUKER by NEIGHBORHOOD, each contrasting each other quite well. A full look into the editorial is offered below.

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