posted on September 28th, 2011 by Cass in Photography
© Boogie
My second trip to Kingston totally made sense. I got a better picture of the city, got to see a couple more neighborhoods, and took a bunch of pictures of course. In a way I have a love/hate relationship with Kingston, my mood there is up and down too … for example, my last day there sucked, I spent all day inside staring at the computer (Kingston is not a city where you just walk around and make friends with locals) – but than that night I hung out some serious gangsters, took pictures of guns and stuff, I can’t go into details here. But at the end of the night no one could take the smile off my face. (via Freshngood)
See more over at Artcoup and Freshngood.
posted on April 29th, 2009 by Tim Turbo in Article, Audio, Photography
As a reader of this blog, you´re probably very familiar with Eddie Stats´ “Ghetto Palms” column on the Fader website. This weeks´ “Dancehall and the Ghetto Archipelago” features an exclusive Tim Turbo blend with the following tunes:
Lexie Lee, “We Don’t Play”
Lexie Lee f. Jahcoozi, “Freeze”
Douster, “Schlaggada” (Swaggada Edit)
Terry Lynn, “Kingstonlogic” (Greenmoney Bruk Logic Remix)
Terry Lynn, “Kingstonlogic” (Greenmoney House Logic Remix)
Sorie Kondi, “Without Money, No Family” (Chief Boima Remix)
Daniel Haaksman, “Pombu Coco”
Douster, “Triassic Genesis”
Douster, “Ladinian”
Schlachthofbronx f. Slush Puppy Kids, “Too High”
Make sure to jump over and grab that one.
Note: the picture used for the column comes from a seen. team member as well – our man Gabe provided one of his shots. That´s what you call family business!
posted on January 25th, 2009 by Cass in Audio, Cass' Cuts, Photography, Video
(via Pirelli)
The picture above is from the famous Pirelli calendar. In 1971 they flew to Jamaica and made some pretty amazing stuff. Click here to enjoy the other pictures of the theme “Caribbean Affair”.
1. This week I finally got my hands on the “Black Diamonds” album from Buraka Som Sistema. How can it possibly be, that in 2009 a record isn’t released on the same day all over the world? No wonder, people keep downloading. But this one is definitely worth the wait and money.
Read the rest of "Cass’ Cuts: Buraka Som Sistema, Mavado, Sizzla & The Streets" →
