Well for those who missed the SBS screening of the FOB Doco, there is a way to view it online in it's entirety. The whole thing turned out amazing and we're really grateful for the work put in by those involved.
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Friday, August 1, 2008
Video: F.O.B. Documentary - Watch It online
Well for those who missed the SBS screening of the FOB Doco, there is a way to view it online in it's entirety. The whole thing turned out amazing and we're really grateful for the work put in by those involved.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Fresh Off the Boat - The Documentary.
After months of post-production and airbrushing, the Fresh Off the Boat documentary will finally screen on Australian television this Wednesday, July 30th as part of the SBS 'mY Generation' series. Show will air at 10pm EST. Big thankyou to Mark and Trina @ Budaya Productions for their time, effort and dedication to the film.
Visit the SBS mY Generation site here for more information.
Here's the official SBS writeup:
"What do Australia’s Generation Y think about multiculturalism, and how do second-generation migrants deal with engrained racial stereotypes? Meet the band F.O.B (Fresh off the Boat), a mixed group of Malaysian, Indian, Filipino, Egyptian and Assyrian musicians whose savvy Hip Hop rhymes make light-hearted fun of traditional ethnic stereotypes. Says Christian (A.K.A MC Justice), “A lot of the time people just write Hip Hop songs about Hip Hop. We’re trying to break out of that and write Hip Hop Songs about stuff that relates to us, and stuff that other people can relate to.” Having built up solid credentials with an ethnic audience, F.O.B take their songs and message to a broader audience and perform at Federation Square, in Melbourne. But is Australia ready for a generation who are prepared to laugh in the face of issues which have traditionally been too sensitive to joke about?"
Visit the SBS mY Generation site here for more information.
Here's the official SBS writeup:
"What do Australia’s Generation Y think about multiculturalism, and how do second-generation migrants deal with engrained racial stereotypes? Meet the band F.O.B (Fresh off the Boat), a mixed group of Malaysian, Indian, Filipino, Egyptian and Assyrian musicians whose savvy Hip Hop rhymes make light-hearted fun of traditional ethnic stereotypes. Says Christian (A.K.A MC Justice), “A lot of the time people just write Hip Hop songs about Hip Hop. We’re trying to break out of that and write Hip Hop Songs about stuff that relates to us, and stuff that other people can relate to.” Having built up solid credentials with an ethnic audience, F.O.B take their songs and message to a broader audience and perform at Federation Square, in Melbourne. But is Australia ready for a generation who are prepared to laugh in the face of issues which have traditionally been too sensitive to joke about?"
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Spit Syndicate - Weapon of Choice (Prod by Kaos)
Sydney-based duo Spit Syndicate (Nick Lupi & Just Enuf aka Jimmy Nice) are about to drop their debut album titled 'Toward the Light' on June 21st and judging by what we've heard so far, it should be bananas. Head over to their myspace page (www.myspace.com/spitsyndicate) to hear a low-fi version of 'Weapon of Choice', produced by yours truly, as well as the massive 'Here Today Gone Tomorrow' featuring Solo from Horrorshow.
Best wishes to the boys with the release and make sure you go cop the album!
Best wishes to the boys with the release and make sure you go cop the album!
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Solid Statement #3 - X & Hell LP Preview
Third time's a charm. Be the first to hear what's being cooked up by myself and Mr.Monobrow with a lotta help from Fuego. Absolutely sterling line-up. What more can I say.
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