All The Streets Are Silent
Growing us in being a part of skateboarding culture and having the opportunity to own a skateboard/ record shop during the time this new documentary by Jeremy Elkin that documents […]
Tag Archives: NYC
Feeling This Friday: Summer of Soul
If you haven’t checked out the new Questlove Jawn Summer of Soul, we’re here to tell you that you should. We saw it a few weeks back and to be […]
The Return of Shake! Brooklyn
Mark your calendars, the return of Shake! Brooklyn is here. It’s been a minute and we’re excited to rock with y’all in BR double O K- LYN the planet. Myself […]
Feeling This Friday: The Bongolian – El Beardo
Well it’s Friday, and you know what that means. It means we are feeling something. Not just anything here folks. We’re feeling some grooves that really can move you and […]
Moses Herman Jacobs
It’s always great to hear back from an artist/ producer that had previously just blown the doors off of anything that was around at the time of the release. A […]
Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey
Today we bring you a book that has been decades in the making. Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey is a memoir of the life and work of Patricia “Miss […]
The Harlem Gospel Travelers: God’s Gonna Move His Hand
With one more notch in the vinyl record belt, Colemine Records is back once again with a sure shot forty-five. In yet another stunning record from their Devotional Series, they […]
Feeling This Friday: Brainstory – Seasons b/w Bye Bye
Conjuring up the smell, sounds, and feels of late Spring and Summer, Brainstory returns once again with a double-sided forty-five that will mellow the mood and have you dreaming of […]
Monk-One: The Golden Era Part2
Well shit Monday, what do you have in store for us this week? I’ll tell you what we have in store for you, a fresh batch of beats from Brooklyn’s […]
Bobby Oroza – I Got Love b/w Loving Body
Just in time for Valentine’s Day this year, Big Crown come correct with another soul scorcher from Finnish crooner Bobby Oroza. Without missing a soulful beat, Oroza gets right back […]
