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    Esthero
    If Tha Mood (feat. Shakari Nyte)
    Wikked Lil' Grrrls

    BLAM!

     
     

  2. PEACE Everyone! Just wanted to spread the word about a film a close friend of mine will be helping to produce. This project needs financial support for its development. Please donate or help spread the word around…

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    Deluge is a short film that explores African American’s relationships to water, informed by such traumas as The Middle Passage, the BP Oil spill, and Hurricane Katrina, through the lens of main character Tiana, and her introduction to an aquatic underworld.

    After witnessing the mass drowning of her friends and struggling with the decision not to jump in, 14-year old Tiana must decide if she will join the order of black mermaids that protect the oil-drenched waters of Lake Pontchartrain where her friends rest. This film is inspired by the 2010 mass drowning of six black teens in a Shreveport, Louisiana sinkhole. None of them could swim. The film blends coming of age drama, magical realism, and psychological suspense to explore traumatic memory in a post- BP oil spill New Orleans.

    http://www.indiegogo.com/Deluge

     
     

  3. Help Support Black Cinema!!

    PEACE Everyone! Just wanted to spread the word about a film a close friend of mine will be helping to produce. This project needs financial support for its development. Please donate or help spread the word around…

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    http://vimeo.com/40992154


    Deluge is a short film that explores African American’s relationships to water, informed by such traumas as The Middle Passage, the BP Oil spill, and Hurricane Katrina, through the lens of main character Tiana, and her introduction to an aquatic underworld.

    After witnessing the mass drowning of her friends and struggling with the decision not to jump in, 14-year old Tiana must decide if she will join the order of black mermaids that protect the oil-drenched waters of Lake Pontchartrain where her friends rest. This film is inspired by the 2010 mass drowning of six black teens in a Shreveport, Louisiana sinkhole. None of them could swim. The film blends coming of age drama, magical realism, and psychological suspense to explore traumatic memory in a post- BP oil spill New Orleans.

    http://www.indiegogo.com/Deluge

     
     
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    My 1st Beat (incomplete)

    Peace Folks,  This is my first attempt at making a beat.  Let me know what you all think about it.  :)  I’m not sure if i will be singing or doing spoken word over the beat or if i will even edit it some more.  Thoughts?

     
     music  me  media  hip hop  art 
     
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    D'Angelo
    D'Angelo " Black Hole Sun " (Demo)
    Demo

    braiker:

    D’Angelo :: Black Hole Sun’ (Demo, 2011?)

     
     

  6. Idle Warship - Bedroom Lites

     
     

  7. I Wayne - Can’t Satisfy Her

     
     

  8. vivagilvega:

    OH MY GOD! How symbolic.

    Perfection, the choice of names are impeccable.

    (Source: peetastardis)

     
     

  9. Love this song so much.

     
     
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    Crystal Castles
    Doe Deer
    Crystal Castles II

    tentoonah:

    -Doe Deer, Crystal Castles

    This happens to be my fave Crystal Castles song. :)

     
     

  11. Tori Amos - Siren

     
     

  12. “I’ll Take Care of You” by Gil Scott-Heron’s amazing.  

    His words precisely!


    I know you’ve been hurt by someone else
    I can tell by the way you carry yourself
    But if you let me here’s what i’ll do:
    I’ll take care of you

    I’ve loved and loved the same as you
    so you see i know what you’ve been through
    and if you let me here’s what i’ll do
    I’ll take care of you

     
     

  13. ghostsdrinkchampagne:

    i love these so much

    Mark Aguhar (2011)

    awesome, especially no. 1.

     
     

  14. Gone Baby, Don’t Be Long by miss Badu <3

     
     

  15. fckusara:

    This is dope.

    I love gorilla artwork and green gorilla activism.

    (Source: orderofshadows)