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The moodiest tune off of Atmosphere’s 2011 album, The Family Sign, has been given an equally moody video, compliments of a collaboration between the Minnesota School of Business, MTS Digital Media Academy, Alex Horner Pictures, and Hickey Photography. Check out the mixed-media clip here, then go on to the making of video after the jump to be amazed at what you can do with an indie budget and some helpful friends.
Destroy (C-Rayz Walz) from Nicolas Heller on Vimeo.
This video speaks mountains. To watch A Shabazz on Shabazz (Ricky on Waleed, pause) video in the middle of naptown (Indianapolis) train tracks with C Rayz running over what can be argues as one of his best songs is amazing to me. I recall the video of Homeboy Sandman crawling out the womb with 2hungrybros. For one man who is known to be shooting the gun rather than being exposed to one, the boom bap drums of animals turning on humans with berettas (or glocks , pardon me for any lack of knowledge on gun types) to the face makes him light hearted, to the other side of a stick up kid.
Now after chatting with Sandman, the video “Destroy” is the one …
I have been searching for some dope videos that have nothing to do with each other, and I seem to find 2 great ones.
One features Kyle Rapps w/ Talib kweli in a awesome audition that features NYC acts like Diwon and Y Love and Jah C tryin out for the part of…well. something famous?
Universe Traveler plays over the beat of French Duo “Air” and has Talib doing what he does best…talking about travelling the world!
Our other video features Sirah, an LA songstress that mixes some indie pop over some feel good LA picnic steez. Double Yellow Lines is much different than Kyle Rapps’ video. Kissing little dogs and picnic baskets and partly shaven heads, might not be your thing. I am def into picnic baskets on bikes though. Good move Sirah….
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URB spent another wonderful weekend in the amazing city of Barcelona for the annual Sonar Electronic Music Festival. And like year’s past, the spot on music programming combined with the wonderful Spanish city and always up-for-it European crowd to make Sonar a must-experience destination for music heads.
Here’s some of our top moments.
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