It seems Ninja Assassin trailers are everywhere, even an animated Lego version has been created! This movie is definitely getting a lot of press and celebrity backing as of late. Rakewon, Murs and Xzibit just released a trailer for the “Legacy” music video (which is featured on the Ninja Assassin soundtrack) and now My Ninja! clothing company has come on board to make a special edition T-shirt (you can spot Raekwon, Murs and Xzibit rockin’ the shirt in the “Legacy” video).
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Ninja Assassin hits theaters on November 25th!!!
Take a look at the “Legacy” trailer and Lego version …
I can agree with him for the most part. I’ve followed rap for nearly my whole life. But its misogynist themes may put women off to entering the stage. Then again, some of the best female rappers made a name for themselves by debunking these stereotypes or rising above them in their own way. All the while they outrhymed some of their male counterparts.
Beatmaker extraordinnaire 9th Wonder has announced a new deal with Arizona-based 101 Distribution, which will find the the producer taking on an A&R role for the company, and releasing an amazing 10 albums next year reports Hip-Hop DX.
A majority of the releases will be part of The Lost Beats series of instrumental outtakes previously helmed by DJ Premier, J Dilla and Da Beatminerz. Other releases will include projects from Tyler Woods and the third album by Murs & 9th Wonder, Sweet Lord.
Purveyors of quite possibly my favorite release of 2009, Dirty Projectors is set to release a 12″ EP on Sep 28th via Domino. Temecula Sunsrise features the song of the same title and “Cannibal Resource,” both of which are on Bitte Orca, their current LP, but they also include “Ascending Melody” and “Emblem of The World,” tracks recorded during the Bitte Orca sessions. Anything new from them is pretty sweet in my book.
Tracks: A1: Temecula Sunrise A2: Cannibal Resource B1: Ascending Melody B2: Embelm of The World
Usually I’m wary of actors trying to be musicians, but I’m so glad that Ryan Gosling proves me wrong. With bandmate Zach Shields, they directed the video in a graveyard and were satisfied with just two takes. I raise my flag up into your heart, begins the chorus, and it’s a modest production in sepia tones and Gosling and Shields’ costumes are austere– in harmonious accord with their bare bones production. Their self-titled debut doesn’t hit the streets (or the graveyard–ahh creepy) until early Oct on Anti, but it’s gonna be a killer. Okay, no more lame puns. Here’s the video with LA Inner City Mass Choir and the Silverlake Conservatory Choir:
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