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Pink Siifu y Real Bad Man lanzan nuevo proyecto colaborativo “Real Bad Flights”

Pink Siifu y Real Bad Man lanzan nuevo proyecto colaborativo “Real Bad Flights”

Publicado por: undergroundhiphopblog 16 de septiembre de 2022 Después de unirse para liberar muy mal audaz (2021), y no mates nada (2022) con Boldy James, Real Bad Man vuelve a cocinar, y esta vez con una estrella en ascenso sifu rosa. “Vuelos realmente maloses producido en su totalidad por hombre realmente malo y presenta apariciones de Boldy James, Armand Hammer y Chuck Strangers, entre…

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Quelle Chris - The Sky Is Blue Because The Sunset Is Red (ft. MoRuf & Pink Siifu)

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May 28, 2022.

The opportunity to attend Sacred Bones’ 15th anniversary presented itself pretty quickly. Tickets were released for sale four weeks before the show and I grabbed them right away. I missed out on both Sacred Bones’ 10th shows because of nine months of stay-at-home recovery and now their 15th was a chance to redeem myself.

The build-up was getting heavier as the show drew closer. I had anxiety like never before waiting to attend a New York City show. The 28th came and it started on a dim, greyscale note. Long Island had a string of wet days with Saturday no exception. Rain arrived at the Central Islip station before I had with no telling when it’d stop - if it did. Halfway from my home station to Woodside did the storm subside to nothing.

By the time I transferred from the 7 line to the Q39 bus had the clouds open up to welcome in the blinding basking sun and matching sweltering humidity. The Q39 raced, whipped, and turned wide all throughout Sunnyside and ultimately Maspeth to drop me off in a dense neighborhood of hazy, white 75*F temperatures. I’m in the middle of an unfamiliar yet dense neighborhood. I walk a few blocks into a suspiciously silent area of shackled-up factories, closed warehouses, and shipping centers closed for the weekend; all by myself not knowing or worrying about any rogues waiting in the wings to start trouble. I drew closer to the new activity of open businesses, moving vehicles, and the pedestrians walking through the gauntlet to the Knockdown Center.

Nothing that I could ever imagine would conjure up a would-be dream-state that would become a magical reality.

I was in New York City (Queens) associated with preferably some of the best people in attendance. Surreal dreams I’ve always had now become a reality. The way showgoers sat outside the Knockout Center felt like I was on another college campus. People sitting on the floor silently observing Constant Smiles play as the rays peeked through during sundown. A hypnotized crowd witnessing Anika and Spellling’s mesmerizing performances. A super-colorful closing set by Black Marble, and a sit-down lecture about time - at a music festival? Whether Sacred Bones gamed it themselves or by sheer coincidence, this event had some unusual moments that made for a truly unforgettable experience.

The next day’s opening shift was in the back of my mind; more apparent as midnight approached. Regrettably, I leave the Knockdown Center a little earlier than desired and hitched a ride to Woodmere’s train home and guarantee six hours of sleep. I’m stunned. Bedazzled. My mind is processing the last five hours of what just happened. I’m organizing and interpreting the swirl of feelings, the sights, the colors, the sounds, the crowd, and the happenstance of everything that unfolded as I wait for the rail’s arrival. I take a seat facing direction to the Jamaica stop where I had only one minute to race and take the double-decker train’s upper-lever seat for the rest of the way home.

Spring is over. Summer has officially started.

Offset, The: Spectacles: “Colour”

Smile, The: “You Will…”

Aeges: “Who Are You”

Black Dresses: “Angel Hair”

Iguana Moonlight: “V”

Antonio Sanchez feat. Nine Inch Nails: “I Think We’re Past That Now”

Better Living: “Kid”

Ritualz: “Reintegration”

Feels Fine: “Washed Out Blue”

Doc Hammer: “Commanche”

Kaputt!: “Highlight!”

Grimes: “Shimigami Eyes”

Muslimgauze: “Qom” (edit)

Jade Hairpins: “Mary Magazine”

Totally Unicorn: “Filmed Before A Dead Audience”

Dead When I Found Her: “Dry Bed”

Beauty Pill: “At A Loss”

Savak: No Blues…”

Kaputt!: “Parsonage Square”

JK Flesh: “Urge”

Luca: “Undertow…”

Pink Siifu: “Wayans Brothers”

Alchemist: “Broken Bottles”

Henry Mancini: “Men’s Room Rock”

Principe Valiente: …

Smirk: “Irrelevant Man”

A Number Of Names: “Sharevari”

Daniel Johnston: “In A Lifetime”

100 Proof: Aged In Soul…

Kaputt!: “Accordion”

Kae Tempest: “Salt…”

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Bag Talk (DELUXE)

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The “Running Red Lights” video, directed by Greg Brunkalla, is released in David Berman’s memory. It features dancing from Erik Cavanaugh and an appearance by LA icon Angelyne.

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B. Cool-Aid - Cnt Go Back ( Tell Me ) ft V. C. R. Jimetta Rose, Liv.e, Butcher Brown, Maurice II

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Ensley, Pink Siifu (2018)

One of the most rewarding ecosystems in contemporary music is precisely this sort of hip-hop; that which folds decades of cultures – rap, soul, R&B, reggae, jazz, spoken word, more – into a fluid but substantial subculture. Mike, Earl Sweatshirt, Slum Village, Mavi, Pink Siifu, these are artists that can fashion history into texture, moulding sound into tribute; joyous, tender, celebratory, devastating. Pink Siifu’s Ensley was an early classic in the style, an expansive collage that daubed out moods, personalities and places, anything and anyone.

Pick: ‘Stay Sane’

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Full Circle Drops New Single "Visit" with a Mesmerizing Music Video Directed by Chase Milibocker

November 29, 2023, Grand Rapids, Michigan - The innovative music group Full Circle, featuring renowned members Mighty Mozaic, ian_, and Pulp Cruz, proudly presents their latest single "Visit" along with its evocative music video, directed by Chase Milibocker. This single, released on November 24, 2023, is a pivotal track from their highly anticipated album "Full Circle", exemplifying a journey towards self-realization and empowerment.

"Visit" is a masterful blend of sounds, echoing the dusty yet refreshing vibes reminiscent of legends like Madlib. The track offers an intricate tapestry of beats and rhythms, providing a backdrop for introspective and compelling lyrics. Mighty Mozaic, set to fully produce the album, brings his signature production style, infusing the track with depth and soul. ian_ and Pulp Cruz, taking the reins lyrically, deliver poignant verses that navigate through themes of personal upheaval and the quest for a higher self.

The music video, shot in Grand Rapids, Michigan by the skilled director Chase Milibocker, visually narrates this theme of transformation. It portrays the urgency to evolve from life's challenges, symbolizing a pilgrimage towards a more enlightened state.

Full Circle comprises Mighty Mozaic, a frequent collaborator with Grand Rapids' own Willie The Kid and a celebrated producer who has worked with Slum Village and Sango; ian_ formerly “sincere”, known for his collaboration with Statik Selektah and his exclusive vinyl release with Danish producer HansSolo; and Pulp Cruz, a standout artist from Grand Rapids who has carved a unique path working with REVENXNT, a renowned video director/producer known for his work with Pusha T, Vdon, Willie The Kid, Pink Siifu, Fly Anakin, Westside Gunn, and others.

"Visit" paves the way for the "Full Circle" album, an upcoming release that promises to be a journey through self-discovery, featuring Mighty Mozaic's production prowess and the lyrical depth of ian_ and Pulp Cruz. This album is anticipated to be a transformative project, highlighting Full Circle's growth and versatility in the music industry.

For more information, interviews, or media inquiries, please contact Full Circle at fullcircle085@gmail.com

Stay updated with Full Circle's latest news and follow their journey on Instagram: @mozaic_odom, @pulpcruz, @ian506_

About Full Circle

Full Circle is an influential music group from Grand Rapids, Michigan, consisting of producer Mighty Mozaic, rapper/producer ian_, and rapper/producer Pulp Cruz. Their music, characterized by a blend of unique styles, marks a new era of sound, both innovative and introspective.

Contact:

Full Circle

fullcircle085@gmail.com

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IT'S TOO QUIET..!! - Pink Siifu, Benjy [Album]

faves: lookin..'!! (gorgeous) [feat. WifiGawd & Vayda]

released: 31st October 2023

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Pink Siifu y Real Bad Man lanzan nuevo sencillo "Looking For Water" feat. James audaz

Pink Siifu y Real Bad Man lanzan nuevo sencillo “Looking For Water��� feat. James audaz

Publicado por: undergroundhiphopblog 30 de agosto de 2022 Después de unirse para liberar muy mal audaz (2021), y no mates nada (2022) con Boldy James, Real Bad Man vuelve a cocinar, y esta vez con la estrella en ascenso Pink Siifu. Este Dia, sifu rosa y hombre realmente malo anunció su nuevo proyecto colaborativo, Vuelos realmente malos, será lanzado el 16/09/22. Lo hicieron lanzando el primer…

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Pink Siifu & Ahwlee - Brandy, Aaliyah (ft. Quelle Chris, Denmark Vessey, Jimetta Rose, V. C. R, MoRuf & Kamilah)

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Omega Radio for August 22, 2022; #325.

Fat Tony ft. Pink Siifu: "Don't Move"

Kaos The Baker ft. Pink Siifu: "Burden Of The Divine"

Wize Crack: "My Halo Is A Fila Headband"

Defcee & Boathouse: "Dunk Contest"

Flatbush Zombies & RZA: "Quentin Tarantino"

Earl Sweatshirt ft. Armand Hammer: "Tabula Rasa"

Dark Time Sunshine: "Ayemen"

Steel Tipped Dove: "Pirouette"

JPEGMAFIA: "Trust!"

Dead Prez: "Hip-Hop"

Vince Staples: "Are You With That?"

Solemn Brigham: "Keep The Hope"

Fly Anakin ft. Madlib: "No Dough"

Ho99o9: "Battery Not Included"

Obnox: "How To Build A Bum"

Dalek: "Decimation"

clipping. & The Rita ft. El Camino & Benny The Butcher: "La Mala Ordina"

Bonus Omega; hip-hop and street. Broadcast ahead of time due to scheduling changes on our station’s grid.

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B. Cool-Aid - Wassup feat. Devin Morrison, Pher Turner & MoRuf (Official Video)

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pink sifu // ice cream // 2022