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With the use of visual and installation arts, Collegiate Roots explores the experience of Black higher education while depicting the past, present, and future state of Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) in the United States.
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Future offers his rendition of Beyoncé’s Drunk In Love …, already excited to read your reactions
In this exclusive session, British musician and dancer FKA twigs offers an invigorating performance of hide from her critically acclaimed release EP. It is into the ruins of a Mayan village that Yours Truly direct the video for DAZED Visionaries series.
Here is the Uplifting usic video from The Foreign Exchange Featuring Eric Roberson & Shana Tucker, guaranteed the track will make your day. From the album Love In Flying Colors
Here is the Official Music Video for Millions by Alexander Spit featuring Jay Ughh off is Album Dillinger, which is available here
Here is the Second visual single off CJ Fly’s debut mixtape The Way EYE See It which you can listen below.
MeLo-X explores the depths of his YONCÉ-X Beyoncé remix EP live in the basement of the Sean Kelly Gallery in NYC. Projection also created by MeLo-X.
“Fittingly enough, Kitty Cash’s DJ career began on a dancefloor. The born and raised New Yorker forged an instant connection with her future best friend, up-and-coming R&B singer Kilo Kish, at a party on the Lower East Side while both were studying at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Kish enlisted Cash (real name Cachee Livingston) as her official DJ, and the rest was history. Balancing a side gig in fashion PR with touring and live appearances, it’s no surprise that Cash excels at the kind of poppy, up-tempo R&B that gets a room moving. Her debut mixtape “Love the Free,” a 19-track compilation of all unreleased material from artists like Kelela, Vic Mensa, and The GTW, captivated us when Vogue launched it late 2013. Maybe it’s because she’s always hanging out with her best friend, but Kitty Cash brings an energy that’s infectious and just plain fun.
Kitty Cash’s mix starts off with edits of Missing No and Jeremih, builds into mid-tempo R&B from Sade, Tinashe, and Tamia, then finishes with Kanye, Tyler the Creator, and a Stwo remix of Drake.”
For the fourth year, NIKE, Inc. is honoring Black History Month with a collection that pays tribute to a group of extraordinary athletes and their unwavering dedication to achieving success at the highest levels. Black History Month is always a reminder that athletes worldwide representing the NIKE, Inc. brand have been inspired by a legacy of Pan-African achievement.
The 2014 BHM Collection was designed under the theme, Sport Royalty, to honor Nike’s kings and queens of sport: LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Allyson Felix, Maya Moore and Ishod Wair. The collection celebrates the crowning achievements and work ethic of these athletes that have won multiple championships, awards and led with high integrity and commitment both on and off their field of sport.
A campaign film featuring the Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2014 Collection, directed by Steven Klein and featuring Kate Moss