This was a quick interview EYE ONE of the Seeking Heaven crew was kind enough to bless us with for J.U.i.C.E.'s (Justice By Uniting In Creative Energy) 1st-ever 'zine.  I really wanted to make this happen due to the fact that Eye was the creator, publisher, driving force behind LA's own indelible 'zine Lost, so [...]

Lucent L'Amour At The Shrine Los Angeles This event was promoted and toted as a "Visionary Love Fest", held Saturday the 13th, going to 4am on Valentines Day.  I was drawn to this event and felt like I had to go due to the incredible lineup of artists who were showing and doing live painting [...]

Polar Bear Graffiti Project Keo from Rock Angelz Crew & Mensa-El
This was a cool little project I was asked to be a part of. Much love to Amy "Catfox" Campion of Antics Performance for reaching out, and props to Keo for the artwork. 
Director:
Avi Cohen
Director of Photography:
Kedar Lawrence 
Producer:
Amy "Catfox" Campion
Graffiti Artist:
Keo from Rock Angelz Crew
Song:
"Home Cookin' Polar [...]

Burt Goldblatt – Album Covers and Photography

 
"Burt was about the funniest, most talented man I ever knew. He and his wife Kathy, introduced me to my current wife Joan. We would visit them on weekends and go to as many tag sales as we could stand to look for whatever, but particularly for album covers [...]

 
Tom Marcello Jazz Photography
I don't really know too much about Tom Marcello, except for the fact that I came across his Flickr stream one day and fell in love with his photography work.  Most of these photos were taken from 1975-1978 in NY, from Rochester to Buffalo to NYC.  Legends from Dizzy to Mingus to [...]

Senza Peso Title Page

This is an amazing project being completed by a couple friends of mine, along with a team of musicians, visual artists, dancers, directors and film editors.  What started out as a concept, took a spark among the like-minded talent, and turned into an incredible visual and audio journey based on DrumAddict's song [...]

Legendary NYC Photographer Ernie Paniccioli
I would call Ernie Paniccioli a "Legendary Hip-Hop" photographer, just off the strength of his book Who Shot Ya and his years at Word Up magazine, but he's so much more than that, a photographer, philosopher, writer, documentor, speaker and whatever else.  He started out taking flicks of the early aerosol [...]

Here are some photos from the JHHDF taken by Fizzah Raza. As a disclaimer, I'm going to mention that I straight-up jacked these from her website (http://www.fizzahraza.com/), so I'm just going to let these ride unless theres' an issue with me posting them here. I'm not making any money off them, and as a matter [...]