Zebra Katz @ Grand Street Bakery

, 20 July 2012
news

There was an article in The Guardian earlier last month on the rising trend of “queer rap” and the uniqueness (and also intelligent move) in the way this new generation of American gay rappers have exploited and transformed the always influential ball culture into something mainstream.

And despite the critics and comments on the real lack of novelty last week was a pretty busy for the genre, LE1F presenting his clip for Wut, and Mykki Blanco doing the likes for Head is a Stone.

But funkier than these pre-defined clips was Ojay Morgan’s live @ Brooklyn’s  Grand Streek Bakery store with the improvised percussion by Compton Timberwolf (needless to mention Njena Reddd Foxxx at this point). A couple of clips produced for The Fader which maybe, just maybe, you should consider watching.

Jacob 2-2 – ‘Herbivore’ trailer

23 September 2013

There was an article in The Guardian earlier last month on the rising trend of “queer rap” and the uniqueness (and also intelligent move) in the way this new generation of American gay rappers have exploited and transformed the always influential ball culture into something mainstream.

And despite the critics and comments on the real lack of novelty last week was a pretty busy for the genre, LE1F presenting his clip for Wut, and Mykki Blanco doing the likes for Head is a Stone.

But funkier than these pre-defined clips was Ojay Morgan’s live @ Brooklyn’s  Grand Streek Bakery store with the improvised percussion by Compton Timberwolf (needless to mention Njena Reddd Foxxx at this point). A couple of clips produced for The Fader which maybe, just maybe, you should consider watching.

  share news item

DJ Sprinkles @ Oval Space, Oct 25

8 October 2013

There was an article in The Guardian earlier last month on the rising trend of “queer rap” and the uniqueness (and also intelligent move) in the way this new generation of American gay rappers have exploited and transformed the always influential ball culture into something mainstream.

And despite the critics and comments on the real lack of novelty last week was a pretty busy for the genre, LE1F presenting his clip for Wut, and Mykki Blanco doing the likes for Head is a Stone.

But funkier than these pre-defined clips was Ojay Morgan’s live @ Brooklyn’s  Grand Streek Bakery store with the improvised percussion by Compton Timberwolf (needless to mention Njena Reddd Foxxx at this point). A couple of clips produced for The Fader which maybe, just maybe, you should consider watching.

  share news item

Slava & Urban Mutations @ Prince Charles, Berlin

16 August 2013

There was an article in The Guardian earlier last month on the rising trend of “queer rap” and the uniqueness (and also intelligent move) in the way this new generation of American gay rappers have exploited and transformed the always influential ball culture into something mainstream.

And despite the critics and comments on the real lack of novelty last week was a pretty busy for the genre, LE1F presenting his clip for Wut, and Mykki Blanco doing the likes for Head is a Stone.

But funkier than these pre-defined clips was Ojay Morgan’s live @ Brooklyn’s  Grand Streek Bakery store with the improvised percussion by Compton Timberwolf (needless to mention Njena Reddd Foxxx at this point). A couple of clips produced for The Fader which maybe, just maybe, you should consider watching.

  share news item

Visions Festival this weekend

6 August 2013

There was an article in The Guardian earlier last month on the rising trend of “queer rap” and the uniqueness (and also intelligent move) in the way this new generation of American gay rappers have exploited and transformed the always influential ball culture into something mainstream.

And despite the critics and comments on the real lack of novelty last week was a pretty busy for the genre, LE1F presenting his clip for Wut, and Mykki Blanco doing the likes for Head is a Stone.

But funkier than these pre-defined clips was Ojay Morgan’s live @ Brooklyn’s  Grand Streek Bakery store with the improvised percussion by Compton Timberwolf (needless to mention Njena Reddd Foxxx at this point). A couple of clips produced for The Fader which maybe, just maybe, you should consider watching.

  share news item