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Click HERE to download. Full length mixtape by DJ Benzi featuring 5 remixes by Diplo drops November 18th! Shout out to Good Bully for the artwork and Mad Decent for putting it out! www.myspace.com/paperrouteenterprise
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TRACKLISTING
01. Stuntastic featuring Blaqstarr
02. Rollin’ (Diplo Remix) featuring Jackie Chan
03. Woodgrain (Emynd Remix)
04. Real Good
05. Naturalz Pt. 2
06. Don’t Go (Diplo Remix) f. Wale
07. Travelin’
08. Shotz
09. Bama Gettin’ Money (Diplo Remix)
10. Streetz
11. Alabama
12. Grind Baby
13. Soul Glo (The Knocks Remix)
14. 100
15. Hood Celebrity (Diplo Remix)
16. Life, Money, Drugs (Diplo Remix)
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Heartless from kwest on Vimeo.
Very cool video…like the rotoscoping a la WAKING LIFE
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Email booking@elitaste.com to get sick. Edit: Don’t just email me saying “oh I go to ____ and this would be dope”, you gotta get your programming council to holler!
Broooos Willis
A few months ago I started writing a script for this movie I titled Breakfast @ Wimbledon. It’s the story of a young Nigerian-British immigrant living in Brooklyn New York, dealing with family, faith, personal turmoil as well as trying to make it in the hip hop industry. Lots of sex, drugs, illegal aliens and high speed chase scenes thru Bedstuy. There’s also a great closing shoot out scene on a tennis court. It’s like a Quentin Tarantino flick meets Brown Sugar…. son!
I want to be clear, I had NO desire to make a mixtape (one day I’ll really make this terrible movie so you can see I wasn’t bullshittin hahaha). The truth is I didn’t want to put out any music until my album was finally available for the masses. The frustration of waiting and waiting is a silent killer which a few people know i’ve struggled with for awhile. However, it seems “Everything’s Good Ugly” may soon see light of day, so this mixtape is kind of a celebration!
Shouts to Matt for harassing me into putting this shit together, 6th Sense and Optix for letting me come to their studios to do random songs like Usain Bolt Rap Shit and Restart. Special Thanks to sites like 2Dope Boyz, my dude Khal at Rock The Dub, Rappers I Know and other dope blogs/podcasts constantly giving my material a platform. Big up the people who asked me to guest on their songs and then let me add it to the mix, the friendly faces I always see at shows, and of course Lessondary fam! Enjoy! – Che Grand
Click HERE to download
01 Breakfast @ Wimbledon (The Movie Trailer ((Fuck-A-Mixtape))
02 R E S T A R T
03 Electric(Yacht)Brain In The Lab With A Stereo
04 Yoko Ono (Danny!)
05 Lessondary Busy feat. Von Pea, Spec Boogie & Donwill
06 Bink?! How Much?!?!
07 Swing (prod. Brain Brizzo) (Preview)
08 I Think (She Likes Me) (Fly Guys & The Luv Bugz)
09 Lunch (english.man.in.nyc)
10 City On Fire (Preview)
11 UFO Ninja (Class of 3000)
12 Usain Bolt Rap Shit (prod. Suhburb)
13 Bendable Poseable (Hot Chip)
14 And You Say (Tanya Morgan) (prod. Von Pea)
15 GitDown feat Aeon (Tango & Cash Preview)
16 Flawed (8th W1 + Von Pea)
17 Dinner (fear.not.for.man)
18 This Is Not America (prod. Diego)
19 Birthright (Elucid)
20 Too Much Good
21 Brunch (.nova)
22 I Love Cassie/EGU coming soon (Outro)
Jean-Claude Van Damme is back and he’s playing himself. Check out the trailer and teaser (below) for JCVD. Opens Friday in NY and LA. I cannot wait to see this.
From Wikipedia: JCVD is a French meta-action film directed by Mabrouk El Mechri starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as the title role. Van Damme plays himself, a down-and-out action star whose family and career are crumbling around him, as he’s caught in a bank heist in his hometown of Brussels, Belgium. JCVD is Jean-Claude Van Damme’s filmed redemption; a weary hero’s only shot to get back what he lost with fame.
The filmmaker was most prominently influenced by Jean-Luc Godard[6] and collaborations between Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman. El Mechri said about Being John Malkovich[1] “Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman were very successful in the abyss of a man who plays in a fiction. Their work on the deconstruction of fame is brilliant.”
El Mechri’s main visual influence was Robert Richardson, who was the cinematographer on a number of Oliver Stone and Martin Scorsese films. Directorial influences include the likes of Robert Wise (The Day the Earth Stood Still), Sidney Lumet (Dog Day Afternoon), P.T. Anderson (There Will Be Blood), and Chan-wook Park (Oldboy). El Mechri says that his favorite Van Damme film is Bloodsport.
Feeling the song…not sure how I feel about the video. Thoughts?
