HAERY BRAINS: 2010

Monday, October 25, 2010

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Finally Famous Over Everything Boi!

Big Sean "Supa Dupa Lemonade" from Dante Marshall on Vimeo.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

THE PACK: BOOTY BOUNCE BOPPER *claSSic

Lets talk Legends....

Ask your parents..or even your grand parents about Dennis Brown , one of the most raw and rare reggae artists to bless this planet.....

-storm

KANYE WEST & GOOD Music BET HIP HOP AWARDS 2010 CYPHER

Thursday, October 14, 2010

THEOPHILUS LONDON "I WANT YOU" (OFFICIAL VIDEO) dir. VASHTIE

YOUNG L-e-N mixtape cover + DL

dl : http://www.mediafire.com/?na3xp8a0zparg14

-z

If you can't vibe to this, Kill yourself.

Just kidding, but really though... While you all read this blog, you'll notice all the different kinds of music we post... We definitely vibe to all sorts of music here at HBS.

MSTRKRFT Ft. John legend - Heartbreaker

Edit: Can't watch it on the page, but you can click it and watch it on youtube.

-- Mighty Minh

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

You know I had to give a little shout out to my Cali based clothing brands, but regardless Crooks & Castles did it with this one... Goes hard as fuck. Real talk, I'd put this to good use. Not taking about cigarettes. lmao.

Lighters in the air!

-- Mighty Minh

City Chest Club I'm Beamin remix (Asher Roth, B.o.B., The Cool Kids, Charles Hamilton, Blu, Diggy, J. Cole, Wale, Lupe Fiasco & Skateboard P.).

DL LINK:http://usershare.net/6950fjskrt2f

posted by zach reyes

Mark Ronson & The Business Intl - Bang Bang Bang

ORIGINAL FLAVOR Feat. JAY-Z - CAN I GET OPEN

throwback!

Little Dragon - Feather (From their album: "Machine Dreams") with lyrics

THE smokers section

Piero Umiliani - Floating

THE Smokers section: look forward to rare tunes brought to you simply for your ears enjoyment

TAKIN' OVER

Alright so today I'm going to wake this blog up with something a little out there in left field. Recently MTV's #2 breakthrough artist LIL B ( Brandon McCartney) has been taking over our interweb with his 200+ myspaces, Strong twitter following, and some of what i've seen most dedicated fans next to Justin Beiber, except it's "BASEDGOD" fever. With symptoms such as acting out the steps in which it takes to cook a delicious meal while going dumb to your favorite LIL B tune, or impulsively shouting "WOO", "SWAG", "OMG" like some sort of "pretty bitch" turrets. Even NFL stars like Deon Sanders have been seen to have come down with it. How can you blame em , doing these things at some point or another make you feel free. Free, thats all i can say when i listen to LIL B's music. Its like , hey i don't really care what people think about me listening to this, so im gonna do my thing. The Pack, the group in which LIL B started out in, was a band that when i listened to made me so... happy. I remember my best friend making me a compilation CD of The Pack and bumped it on repeat all the way on a two hour trip to tampa. Granted the guy I was riding with HATED The Pack, I didn't care cause in all honesty I like the way their music made me feel rather then him. Anyways few years later here's LIL B doing his thing and at first i was taken back, like wooaaaaah where'd this come from? But as I listened to him I felt that energy again, that wanting to just have fun. Then as I would go back and listen to old Pack songs I came to realize almost all of my favorite verses from the songs was LIL B lol. Now my friends were slowly exposing me to more and more LIL B and slowly we became BASED..living life, embracing it wearing whatever, loving whoever. Now if you don't know what BASED then you need to find out from the originator himself , this blogs being written so you can go do research remember? Anyways LIL B brought this outside positivity that we as youth weren't really getting. Kinda giving us this attention, being the he was round the same generation , APG ... "Anythings Possible Generation" still don't get it?..go do your research ! So after a 2 1/2 week trip to San Francisco with Zach we took a couple trips to Berkeley, CA in the bay where LIL B grew up and it happened to be one of our favorite places to just go and do whatever we felt like. Weird , but you know when you visit somewhere one of your favorite artists is from and you kinda get a sense of them? idk well thats how I felt. And I loved it there so much I had to have more ! I could go on about "THE BASED GOD" but thats not really my intentions. See if you can spend the time to read my thoughts on LIL B , you have enough time to read the book he wrote....Enough time to open your eyes just a teensy bit before you set your views on an artist who after listening to two songs, You still have no clue what he's really about. My best friend Palmer got me the book as an early christmas present and for real it was such a real and to the point motivational book, written with nothing but love and personality. It's a quick read, but you'll close the book with a different perspective whether it be on life, LIL B, or even yourself....
Check it out its called TAKIN' OVER , first rapper at 19 to write a book, SWAG!

If you read it and still aren't convinced then fine, I can't blame you for it. But i suggested the book to my own dad just because you can't help but want to spread the message .

Written by. Storm Mollison

NER*D: HYPNOTIZE YOU music video shots+ INTERVIEW

Pharrell Williams says N*E*R*D fans can expect “a departure” when the group’s fourth album, “Nothing,” comes out Nov. 2. Though fronted by the playful, club-friendly single “Hot-N-Fun,” featuring Nelly Furtado, Williams – who founded the group with Neptunes production partner Chad Hugo and Shay Haley – says the rest of the album is a bit more serious in tone. “We needed to align ourselves and make ourselves parallel and congruent with what society is feeling,” Williams tellsBillboard.com. “There’s a lot going on and a lot of things people don’t necessarily understand. We have a Tea Party. We have conservative Democrats. We have liberals that are like neo-liberals and nothing like you thought they’d be. There’s so many different hybrid sects of people and issues…

“So we thought why not make a timeless album that’s kind of a time capsule, so 10 years from now people look at that album and go, ‘I remember that era. That’s when the ‘Nothing’ album came out.’ I just wanted to make some good music that would affect people in a good way.” Williams says it wasn’t easy. N*E*R*D worked on “a previous body of work which was really good, but it wasn’t timeless to me. I didn’t feel like we were pushing ourselves as much as we could. We needed to perfect the sound, so we kept pushing the date back until it was right.” The result includes “a lot of vintage sounds…The album is very ‘68-’72,’73, America meets Crosby, Stills & Nash meets Moody Blues.

I don’t sound at all like John Fogerty, it’s the feeling he had when he was with Creedence Clearwater Revival…the engineering and the sound design itself was just state-of-the-art and still sounds that way. I felt if I could just make a patchwork of all those various textures I could move people.” The songs, meanwhile, are topical, including: “The Man,” which deals with the homogenization of American culture and society; “Help Me,” which addresses “the collective conscience of our country; the environmentally themed, Jacques Cousteau-inspired “Life Is A Fish;”and the redemptive “God Bless Us All,” which Williams says is “about a friend of ours in the business, a superstar who went through a crazy, rough patch and we wanted to offer him words of encouragement.” Though not identifying the subject,Williams says “he’s making good music and people are warming back up to him.”

The closing track, a collaboration with Daft Punk called “Hypnotize U,” came “at the very last minute,” according to Williams. “I bumped into those guys and we hadn’t worked together in almost 10 years,” he says, “so we decided to do something together and it was super cool, like a magical moment out of nowhere happening in the fourth quarter.” N*E*R*D is currently on the road opening forGorillaz through Nov. 3. There are also dates booked for Australia, Africa and theMiddle East, but Williams says the group will concentrate on “doing things that are unconventional. I think I want to broaden the N*E*R*D brand and expand it in a way people are not necessarily expecting. It’s time for N*E*R*D to spread it wings and reinvent the definition of the experience of N*E*R*D, and that will be happening very soon.”

posted by: zach reyes

Wiz Khalifa - Waken Baken Tour

Wiz Khalifa is coming out to Orlando on November 4th for his Waken Baken Tour. Look out for HBS grizzly tees at Firestone and other new releases because we gonna be out there for sure. You know HBS fucks with Taylor Gang.

-- Mighty Minh