It’s another episode of Wong Fu Weekends. This week the guys at Wong Fu Productions takes us behind the scenes for their shoot. Plenty of special guest in this episode with KevJumba, David Choi, Kina Grannis, and Natalie (NDTitanLady). Warning – The video is face slapping fun!!
BTW – pick up Stairwells by Kina Grannis if you haven’t. As an indie artist without a publicist or a label, her album debuted at #139 on the Billboard 200.
Wong Fu Weekends: Episode 5
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It’s West Coast hip hop from the Bay to LA with the music video “Goons” by Da Evangillest x Bambu. Sell Beats not Drugs. Blaze some tracks.
don’t forget to check out … paper cuts… from Bambu and his music video Slow Down.
Goons by Da Evangillest x Bambu
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Dumbfoundead just dropped a tight track call “Battle”. After he got the beats from Quiett of Soul Company (Korea), dumbfoundead added some of his thoughts on battling with DJ Zo on the cuts. If you like “Battle”, you can download it for FREE here.
Battle by Dumbfoundead
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Yesterday, the Internet exploded with DNA of the Blueprint, DJ Neil Armstrong‘s his latest mixtape. Here’s what DJ Neil Armstrong wrote about his latest work:
This project is my personal way of putting a distinctive bookmark in this chapter in my life, and a way to pass a sincere thank you to Jay-Z, Mr. Sean Carter, for all of the memories, the opportunity to rock on stage as an artist with him around the world, and for the kindness to me as a person. You know I had to do it in my language; a thank you in music.
A sincere thank you and respect to Jay-Z and the Roc Boys.
Take a listen, spread the word, and enjoy the music!
Peace,
DJ Neil Armstrong aka the All Out King
You can get Jay-Z’s tour DJ mixtape FREE here. The mixtape is money!!
DJ Neil Armstrong interview talking about Jay-Z
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We’ve written a lot about the Legion of Extraordinary Dancers (LXD). Recently, the LXD performed at TED. The video is now up for this performance. Check out The LXD as they electrify the TED2010 stage with an emerging global street-dance culture, revved up by the Internet. In a preview of Jon M. Chu’s upcoming Web series, this astonishing troupe show off their superpowers. Remember there’s No special effects. No wires. Real people. Real powers. We can’t wait for this web series to come out.
Here’s other LXD sightings:
Jon Chu & The League of Extraordinary Dancers on YouTube Live
League of Extraordinary Dancers on Ellen DeGeneres
LXD Official Sneak Peek from Jon M. Chu
Legion of Extraordinary Dancers (LXD) Trailer
Legion of Extraordinary Dancers (LXD) on So You Think You Can Dance (SYTYCD)
LXD at TED
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More about LXD web series
Imagine two rival factions — one good, one evil — squaring off in an epic battle … an epic dance battle. Welcome to The LXD, a new online adventure in which heroes and villains combat each other with dance superpowers. With stunning choreography, dancers float over the ground like marionettes or crush the laws of physics beneath their feet when they perform breathtaking aerial maneuvers and transcendental step sequences.
The series hopes to do more than follow the dance-battle zeitgeist that rules today’s TV ratings. In addition to live performances, The LXD reveals dance superheroes on both sides of the screen—viewers can learn dance moves from instructional videos, and even become part of the story by participating in the web community. The LXD is written and directed by Jon Chu, a veteran of dance productions, including the box office sensation Step Up 2: The Streets and the Internet phenomenon, The Biggest Online Dance Battle.
Some of the top Asian American singers on YouTube as well as websites have put together a video to help support and fund Jane Lui’s next album. Hear David Choi, Goh Nakamura, Jennifer Chung, SinginDork888 and more tell you why they want you should support Jane Lui. Join us along with Angry Asian Man, Disgrasian, and Hypnotic Asia.
She’s over half way toward her goal with a little over a month left. Pledging Ends April 10. So go here to find out how you can support this indie artist.
This isn’t a political campaign, but our name is channelAPA.com and we endorse this message.
Asian Americans support Jane Lui
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