Thursday, March 24, 2011

ACTION BRONSON - "BARRY HOROWITZ"

New music video by Action Bronson of his single 'Barry Horowitz' off his album 'Dr. Lecter'.
I think the best thing about this rapper is that he has a sick cooking show on youtube. Bon appetit!

Daily Dope: World's Greatest Extra

Crazy. This guy has been in every single movie and tv show. EVER.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

XO Till You Overdose

The chances of catching me listening to RnB are very low. The only RnB I have listened to lately was Frank Ocean's - Nostalgia, which I wasn't a huge fan of. Recently I've come across The Weeknd, and since then I must say I've played their tracks on repeat quite a few times. The best part is that they have released a new mixtape few days ago, which means I dont have to be on YouTube anymore to listen to their music. If you want to give RnB a try, or if you like RnB in general, I suggest you get this mixtape from their website by clicking on the photo above.

Nardwuar vs. Odd Future

Nardwuar catches OFWGKTA at SXSW.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Daily Dope: Clutch


Monday, March 21, 2011

Revolutions Per Minute

We here at afromullets are not ones to talk very much and barely have much to add to our posts as we are most probably suffering on some mild form of ADD.
I do hope you can take a few minutes out of your time and read this post. I have just gotten word of a very interesting film project currently in the making that might be of interest to you. The film is called 'Revolutions Per Minute' and tells the story of an upcoming rapper and his journey of finding his voice in the midst of the explosion of hip-hop in the 1990's and being thrown into unfamiliar world as he finds himself in streets of Paris.
Among those involved in the project is a young director, Tim Gregory out of Vienna, Austria who has recently completed his first feature film "Political Animals". He is also known for an award-winning short film called "The Strange Case of Salman abd al Haqq" which is one of the first to ever deal with the subject of CIA-sponsored torture. Tim has teamed up with the New York producer John Reefer whose most recent project "Kinyarwanda" was awarded the Audience Choice Award at the most recent Sundance Film Festival. Additionally I would like to add that the film was written by Tim himself alongside Mzwandile Sibanda (also out of Vienna), and is also going to be directing and editing the movie himself. This film project proves to be very promising through an interesting plot backed by a very talented director-producer team.
Aside from the riveting plot in itself, this project has the potential for a great soundtrack. There is just so much amazing music I can think of when trying to visualize the burgeoning hip-hop scene in the 90's.
I hope you stay tuned as we keep you posted with more details as this project gets under way. Maybe I'll be able to share all the familiar names out of the hip-hop world that are looking to get involved in this project (acting and producing) in my next update...
If you would like to know more about this project, feel free to drop us an e-mail: afromullets@gmail.com
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SCRUBLIFE

In less then a week this mixtape has managed to reach my top played list in Itunes. If you spend a lot of time on Youtube like I do, you would have probably ran across his channel a few times. So after about 3 years of putting his music/videos on youtube he finally managed to do what many artists dream off. He got signed to Def Jam. And what better way to celebrate it then to give out a free mixtape to his fans. I am a week late on posting this but that is mostly as I was way too busy listening to it. So if this is still not in your Itunes then I suggest you go here and get it, if you like Hip-Hop you wont be disappointed. Enjoy

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Daily Dope: History of Title Design


Jacques Greene - "Another Girl"

You're new favourite song. 70 hits on the 'Tube' so far. You know where you heard it first. AFRO.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Weekly Wonders - Episode 5