Home Is Where You Park It is an amazing photography project by Foster Huntington. Speaking on the developments of the project, Foster says, In July 2011, I left my job in New York City, bought a VW Vanagon and hit the road. For the last two years, I’ve been put 80 thousand miles on my […]
2012 Photo Diary.
Here are some of my highlights of 2012… January Interview with Naughty By Nature in London. February Traded a faux MMG drop for an interview with eXquire [blame the British accent]. [Shout out to Mimi Hassan!]
Mayeul Akpovi – Paris In Motion (Part I) Video.
I miss Paris. Paris In Motion (Part I) from Mayeul Akpovi on Vimeo. Via Complex.
Gone Fishing.
If you don’t follow me on Twitter, I’ve been rudely quiet over the last few days. I’m currently in LA to interview this wonderful specimen… I’ll be back to life on Friday with beautiful music, amusing stories and of course, a picture of me and Nasty Nas.
SBTV Review: Rock The Bells 2011.
SBTV’s Editor, Lily Mercer, reports from New York’s Rock The Bells festival with performances from Nas, Lauryn Hill, Erykah Badu and many more… A year after my first trip to Rock The Bells, I embarked on a rap pilgrimage as I returned to Governor’s Island armed with a press pass and a mission to blag […]
Rock The Bells 2011.
Earlier this month I ran away to New York for Rock The Bells. Read my write-up of the festival here. Photo by Felix Quine. Tweet
I’m off to…
SERBIA!!! That’s right, the land of… errrrr. Anyway, I’m going to EXIT Festival to report for Converse. My job is to look for interesting scenarios and write about them, kind of like a modern day Hunter S. Thompson but less cool and less of a drug addict. Tweet
I Miss Coney.
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SB.TV x OFWGKTA.
Mr SB.TV, Jamal Edwards was lucky enough to fly out to Texas for SXSW this week. In addition to meeting DJ Premier, Wiz Khalifa and many more, he hooked up with Tyler, the Creator and Hodgy Beats of Odd Future for a Warm Up Session… I should be jealous, but I caught up with them […]
Coney Island.
Dear Coney, I miss you… Blame REKS. Tweet
2010.
It’s not even the end of January and I’ve already accidentally insulted one of the world’s fastest rappers, designed a range of handbags and slyly referenced Dirty Dancing in an article about Cash Money. Busy times, eh? I’ve managed to find time in my hectic schedule to keep the SB.TV blog up to date in […]
Inside Outside.
If you like Graffiti, you’ve probably already seen this, but if you haven’t it’s definitely worth a watch. The past decade has seen street art move away from its natural outdoor habitat and adapt itself in order to fit inside. This documentary explores the various techniques used to do this, culminating in an exhibition in […]
Waaarriors, come out to plaaaaaayyy…
Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York. August 27th 2010. Tweet
Rock The Bells.
If Rock The Bells says one thing about the state of Hip Hop today, it’s that it damn sure ain’t dead. In fact, it’s evolving better than many other genres as it pays homage to the legends of the scene while supporting the new breed of artists. While excitement was reserved for those performing on […]
Shawn Mortensen.
Shawn Mortensen is my favourite photographer, without a doubt. Unfortunately he passed away last year, but in just 43 years he left a strong mark on the world. His portraits of iconic nineties rappers such as Snoop Dogg, Dre, Ice Cube and Tupac are some of the most recognisable images in Hip Hop. Most notably, […]
Rock The Bells.
I’ve mentioned previously that I’m off to New York this summer, but I haven’t explained the reason I’m going. Me and my home girl Lauryn are heading to Rock The Bells, (also known as the best Hip Hop festival in the world). The line up this year is absolutely insane, as you can see from […]
Summer In The City.
Those that have grown up outside of the US have undoubtedly developed clichéd ideas of life in America. In some films of the eighties and nineties, the iconography is repetitive enough to lead non-Americans into believing that life across the Atlantic is like one long Coca-Cola ad. Since my childhood, the most captivating scenes have […]
