I wanted to post this video because for all the celebrities and big-name artists we hear talking about helping Haiti or imploring us to make a donation, Fashawn leads by example. He seems genuinely motivated and compelled to help out; not so much driven by a desire for a certain image. If you have no idea who this newcomer rapper is, Shake at 2DopeBoyz put it simply: he released a phenomenal album in 2009 and here is he helping others. “Applaud this man.”
Chris Lum of the famed Moulton Studios in San Francisco is doing his part to help out the Haitian Massive. Anyone who has ever come close to Chris would know just how educated and passionate he is about topics like this. At the end of the day he is the kind of person you want on your side in times like these. Recently spotted over at Deep Link, Chris has put out a call for a help on a series of events to support the country of Haiti. If you are a promoter, club owner or DJ then this message is for you, please check it out and show your support any way you can!
Good on ya Mr. Lum, thanks for being a positive light in the world through your music and compassionate soul….
| Jan | 20 |
Fishbone deliver a righteous set during the last days of CBGB, and their legendary tour partner Dave Wakeling of the English Beat speaks of his life as a music fan turned-Punky-Reggae houseparty OG, turned-musical hero. He starts this personal history recollecting his experiences as a young championship swimmer who, after matches, found himself waiting outside in his Father’s car while his dad “Celebrated my victory in his own way in a bar, or a country pub.” If Dave won a gold medal, his Dad would bring him an orange Fanta, and let him keep the radio on, and it was thus that he heard the first song that made him cry —



























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