Funny thing is... Im just getting started.
g.bailEy: The Intermission
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Fundamental News Break: 11/30/2010
Apologies due to all, been making moves. You'll love me for it I swear... Oh, new Jewelz tape is fire. And be on the look out for info on my new tape too.
Have fun brah... its only Fundamental,
g.bailEy
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Sir Michael Rocks: Special Edition Grand Master Deluxe (Trailer)
Here’s a trailer for the upcoming solo album and short documentary, Special Edition Grand Master Deluxe. Make sure you cop the project when it drops. And like I always say, support good indie music.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Fundamental News Break: 10/29/2010
What up, what up! Its that time again... you ready? Well, let me start by saying we're in the transition to do a lot of big things for the blog. I, first, am in the verge of getting a whole new look for fundamental.street. I like it, but one of my patnas let me know that it wasn't too appealing... so with that being said; its time for change. Second, I'm taking some strain off my back. In the next few days you'll see a new blogger on deck. Before you get baffled, homie's fam, plus he understands and lives the lifestyle. Be on the look out for our newly added homie, Sir Ill Josh.
Jewelz is still working on The After Affect. All I can say about the project is DOPE. Be looking for that sometime in December. Jay Boy Fresh is still working on Return of Jay Vol. 1. From what I've heard, it'll be an instant classic. It has that hood sound we all love, but its very Hip-Hop. Be looking for it 1st quarter 2011. And me, let's just say I won't disappoint.
Whatever you do in life, PLEASE remember to have fun... its a Fundamental thing,
g.bailEy
Alexander James: Drowning In Brands
Photographer Alexander James presents Drowning in Brands, an ode to 10 of the most prominent logos in the world. Most impressive is the technique. “A new underwater series with rippling waves of light and energy moving over the scene. A set of 10 images of iconic global brands recreated in lush rose formations all shot underwater with subtle distortions through the waters own lapping wave energy.” There’s absolutely no post-production work – these are simply photos of roses underwater. Now available at the Alexander James Image Library.
via High Snobiety
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