C’mon Che…you can’t do a back flip with a mic attached??? Rookie! Lol.

Footage from a recent TEDx Talk featuring Che Kothari, the man behind The Manifesto movement.

Directed by Bonxx for RyderVision Films.

Visuals for Twist’s latest joint – “Win Or Lose” – produced by Rich Kidd and Big Pops.

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Another one from Humble The Poet called “Radis Hate”. Beat by KenLo.

Previously: NEW VIDEO: Humble The Poet “Baagi Music” (Directed by Digitology)

Totally missed this when it came out a couple weeks ago but better late than never. Law‘s card went for $1000??? Crazy lol. Funds raised went to The Remix Project. Video features cameos from Alex Dimez, the organizer Fred E. Fame, Adi from Remix, Mindbender and more!

Directed by Silvx Media.

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Visuals to TaylorMade’s “Only One”. Hook by Kash. Beat by J. Staffz.

Listen & Download HERE!

Some raunchy after Valentine’s Day love from Dep.

Off his upcoming “The First Installment” mixtape.

Previously: VIDEO: Dep feat. Cush “Deuces” (Remix)

Producer Hit-Boy (dude who produced Pusha-T’s new joint) just dropped an instrumental EP called Love Notes which features this bonus track called “Table For Two” featuring Jahron B (who is apparently from T.O.). I THINK I’ve heard of dude before (something sounds familiar about his name) but I’m not familiar with any other work he’s done so take this as the introduction…Via 2DBz and thanks to Promise for the heads up!

DOWNLOAD: Hit-Boy – Table For Two feat. Jahron B

DOWNLOAD: Hit-Boy (of Surf Club) – Love Notes (Instrumental FreEP)

Bishop gives us a visual taste of his upcoming single “Stone Cold”, available currently on “Hip Hop ain’t Dead vol 3” mixtape and his own upcoming project: “Scarborough State of Mind”.

Produced by Johnny Juliano.

Nice.

Previously: VIDEO: Bishop Brigante (Interview w/ Barrie.TV)

Directed by dominENT factor.

New music/visuals from Corey Niles. Beat by Blaze1 & KBach.

This edition of One-on-1 features 25-year old Music Producer Jabari “J Staffz” Bowry! J Staffz as he is respectively known as in the music industry, is not only a Producer, but a Recording Artist, DJ and Engineer from Toronto, Canada. He’s worked with Artists such as Wiz Khalifa, G-Unit and Yung Berg, and it doesn’t look like he’s slowing down anytime soon! Read on to check out this Exclusive Interview with the man himself, J Staffz!

J Staffz! I’m so excited to get the chance to speak to you! Thank you for your time!
Thanks so much. I really appreciate the chance to be on your site.

Are you kidding? It’s my pleasure (lol)! As you know, I have a lot of questions for you that I can’t wait to get into! So far starters, I know that you Produce beats, how long have you been doing that?
I’ve been making beats since I was 15 year old.

So you’ve been at it for a few years now. Which genres of music influences your style?
Who are some of your biggest inspirations when it comes to your work?
I love classical music. I love cool chord progressions and string sections. I really love the production by The Neptunes as well.

Yeah, the Neptunes are dope. I wouldn’t have thought you’d be inspired by Classical music though. Especially since the beats you make are primarily hip hop. Do you play any instruments, and do you take part in any other aspect of the music business?
I rap and sing. Not that I want to do them as a career. I make beats and I have my own studio so it’s easier for me. Recording other artists all the time taught me a lot. I’ve been playing piano for 18 years. I also play the drums.

READ THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE

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