Category: Chicago

Too much video today? Naaaaah. Here’s a dope interview my man Alex from Ruby Hornet did with “Chicago’s Man of the People”, Pugslee Atomz, down in Austin for SXSW. Enjoy.

Is Vimby omnipresent or what? Seriously, these guys are everywhere. In fact, they did an Easter shoot over at my Grandparents house yesterday. Ayo? [*crickets*] Yeah, I knew that would be a stretch. Anyhoo, the folks at Vimby caught up with Mic Terror, Holywood Holt, Shala and Million $ Mano, collectively known as “The Movement”,…

Eurweb.com is reporting that Common has come to the aide of his recently embattled longtime Reverend, Chicago’s Jeremiah Wright. Common, who grew up a member of Chicago’s Trinity United Church of Christ, where the retired Reverend spent most of his career, feels Wright was misinterpreted: “He never really was against white people or another race….

From Phil Michael aka Phil G’s album, Refined Swagger. Coming Soon.

Yes, Shala just dropped off the second installment of his Immortal Movement Radio series.   Volume 2 features new music from Shala, The Cool Kids, Million $ Mano, Mic Terror and more. If you were living under some sort of rock (or bridge) and you missed Vol. 1, make sure to pick it up here….

Shala and Mo B discuss the “Hello My Name Is…” Chicago Art Show that went down last month here in town that showcased the local arts.  Shala was the brains behind the operation so check out his testimonial.  

Sneaker Freaker just posted an interview they did with Mikey “I Rock” Rocks of the Cool Kids, while they were over in Australia. They discuss Jordan’s, gear and how Chicago’s beaches compare to those Down Under: You don’t have beaches in Chicago?We do, we have the lake but it’s dirty, it’s not that clean though….

So I take one day off from my blogging duties and Naledge and Double O go ahead and flood the internets with content.  So I’ll do my best to sum it all up for you. First, The In Crowd release has had its wig pushed back until May 13, 2008. Secondly, the Kidz are getting…

Talib performing “Hostile Gospel” So last night I went up to the Park West to check out an MGD sponsored concert event (put on by Common Ground Marketing – Thanks Shareeff!) hosted by Phli’s Dave Jeff and radio-personality Leon Rogers. The featured artists? None other than Talib Kweli and Pharoahe Monch – both backed by…

Berg’s new video from his sophomore album, Look What You Made Me. Dropping this summer.