Big Up Damalistik and Djei Gogo from Roots Survival Records and all Viennese people involved in the shooting!! No matter where you come from - we are all citizens of the world!
WE RUN TIN | TIN NUH RUN WE
2011-11-30
NEW KONSHENS VIDEO | CITIZENS OF THE WORLD
Yes I am very proud to announce that the new Konshens video "Citizens of the World" was released by this week. All the shots from the video were taken in Vienna, Austria. (Prosi, Naschmarkt & Arena)
Big Up Damalistik and Djei Gogo from Roots Survival Records and all Viennese people involved in the shooting!! No matter where you come from - we are all citizens of the world!
Big Up Damalistik and Djei Gogo from Roots Survival Records and all Viennese people involved in the shooting!! No matter where you come from - we are all citizens of the world!
2011-11-17
YES YOU CAN RUN TIN!
That's crazy... Just yesterday I finished a graphic for a new Recycling idea and when I wanted to post it I came across this great project form Mr. Suzuki...
...ideas go around and come around like tin cans ;) watch it!
Make Something from Nothing, the first of a series of cultural projects called 'Make with a Red Stripe', features a unique sound sculpture created by sound artist Yuri Suzuki, in collaboration with DJ Al Fingers, singer/songwriter Gappy Ranks and designer Matthew Kneebone.
The 2.5 metre high, fully functioning sound sculpture is made using thousands of recycled Red Stripe beer cans partly collected at this year's Notting Hill carnival. The project celebrates the DIY culture of the brand's Jamaican roots, with Reggae, Dub and Jamaican music influences as well.
...ideas go around and come around like tin cans ;) watch it!
Make Something from Nothing, the first of a series of cultural projects called 'Make with a Red Stripe', features a unique sound sculpture created by sound artist Yuri Suzuki, in collaboration with DJ Al Fingers, singer/songwriter Gappy Ranks and designer Matthew Kneebone.
The 2.5 metre high, fully functioning sound sculpture is made using thousands of recycled Red Stripe beer cans partly collected at this year's Notting Hill carnival. The project celebrates the DIY culture of the brand's Jamaican roots, with Reggae, Dub and Jamaican music influences as well.
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