This double-whammy video begins with Blacastan inquiring into Ricky Powell’s use of the word “Negress” to describe the darker skinned. It evolves into the first ever UGHH Cribs episode with a look at the legendary photographer’s digs in Manhattan’s East Village. If you have an inkling of culture running through your veins we warn this video may birth a jealous ones envy as Powell’s place is as much a museum for sports, art, fashion and music as it is a humble abode. Don’t forget to pre-order your copy of Ricky Powell’s “Rappin’ With The Rickster” DVD here.
This double-whammy video begins with Blacastan inquiring into Ricky Powell’s use of the word “Negress” to describe the darker skinned. It evolves into the first ever UGHH Cribs episode with a look at the legendary photographer’s digs in Manhattan’s East Village. If you have an inkling of culture running through your veins we warn this video may birth a jealous ones envy as Powell’s place is as much a museum for sports, art, fashion and music as it is a humble abode. Don’t forget to pre-order your copy of Ricky Powell’s “Rappin’ With The Rickster” DVD here.
The first installment of the two-part series chronicling the Blacastan & ColomBeyond NYC photo shoot with legendary street photographer Ricky Powell. The pictures from this shoot are included on the enhanced CD for Blacastan’s official debut album, Brick Records release “Blac Sabbath” available at UGHH http://www.ughh.com/store/detail.asp?… THIS VIDEO INCLUDES: – Music from Blacastan’s Brick Records debut “Blac Sabbath.” – Commentary from an ever-crass, yet hilarious Ricky Powell, including choice nuggets such as “I remember saying ‘Oh My God this is where Dr. J taped his ankles,'” while banging a chick on the trainers table in the rec room at The Spectrum in Philly during the Beastie Boy’s “Licensed To Ill” Tour in 1987. Ricky goes on to give us more behind the scenes hip-hop history when he voices his deja-vu over a previous photo shoot with the legendary duo Showbiz & AG.
In the second segment of the Ricky Powell photoshoot with Connecticut’s finest, Blacastan & ColomBeyond, Powell touches on a near-homo elevator encounter with ever flamboyant music mogul Little Richie. He also introduces us to the slightly suspect name he anoints certain individuals of the Blacastan complexion. This photoshoot video-montage features music from Blacastan’s official debut album, “Blac Sabbath” available at UGHH here: http://www.ughh.com/store/detail.asp?…
The first installment of the two-part series chronicling the Blacastan & ColomBeyond NYC photo shoot with legendary street photographer Ricky Powell. The pictures from this shoot are included on the enhanced CD for Blacastan’s official debut album, Brick Records release “Blac Sabbath” available at UGHH http://www.ughh.com/store/detail.asp?… THIS VIDEO INCLUDES: – Music from Blacastan’s Brick Records debut “Blac Sabbath.” – Commentary from an ever-crass, yet hilarious Ricky Powell, including choice nuggets such as “I remember saying ‘Oh My God this is where Dr. J taped his ankles,'” while banging a chick on the trainers table in the rec room at The Spectrum in Philly during the Beastie Boy’s “Licensed To Ill” Tour in 1987. Ricky goes on to give us more behind the scenes hip-hop history when he voices his deja-vu over a previous photo shoot with the legendary duo Showbiz & AG.
In the second segment of the Ricky Powell photoshoot with Connecticut’s finest, Blacastan & ColomBeyond, Powell touches on a near-homo elevator encounter with ever flamboyant music mogul Little Richie. He also introduces us to the slightly suspect name he anoints certain individuals of the Blacastan complexion. This photoshoot video-montage features music from Blacastan’s official debut album, “Blac Sabbath” available at UGHH here: http://www.ughh.com/store/detail.asp?…
Legendary Connecticut rapper / producer / DJ, Dooley-O has now added video directing to his resume with this new two-part video he put together for CT emcee Blacastan. ‘The Dice Life’ & ‘Anything Less’ are featured on Blacastan’s new album, Brick Records release “Blac Sabbath” available here.
Legendary Connecticut rapper / producer / DJ, Dooley-O has now added video directing to his resume with this new two-part video he put together for CT emcee Blacastan. ‘The Dice Life’ & ‘Anything Less’ are featured on Blacastan’s new album, Brick Records release “Blac Sabbath” available here.
Peace to Starrs & Murph, another banger by Statik and Starrs and Murph did it justice and spit some fire on here.
DOWNLOAD: Starrs & Murph – The Hangover Freestyle (Prod. Statik Selektah)
Peace to Starrs & Murph, another banger by Statik and Starrs and Murph did it justice and spit some fire on here.
DOWNLOAD: Starrs & Murph – The Hangover Freestyle (Prod. Statik Selektah)
