Attention, Young Riot and Amalgam Digital will be live at SXSW this year, you can catch us at the The Blast’s showcase presented by Digiwaxx. Details into Young Riot’s set are below.
Young Riot aka Mr. I’m So Yes
The Blast Live @ SXSW presented by Digiwaxx
@The Ranch
708 W. 6th Street
Austin, TX 78701
Friday, March 19th
5:45 – 6:00 PM Set
Yes @ Young Riot on Twitter: @YoungRiotSoYes
Download the track “Cream of the Crop (Mr. Clean)” for free on www.AmalgamDigital.com
Join Gia Marie as she demonstrates how to have sex on a chair with a hermaphrodite blow-up doll and does a dirty/sexy lingerie shoot for Karmaloop. Help name the doll on Twitter.
Follow her on twitter: @LoveSeXnGia
Since hip-hops early conception, rappers have pursued money as the ultimate barometer of fame and success, yet few have moved the art of material showmanship beyond its increasingly restrictive and redundant limitations. With the doors to creative expression seemingly nailed shut, Young Riot comes knocking once again, delivering his second video and single in just as many weeks. In Money Money, a glitzy cinematic display directed by Derek Pike, Riot pays homage to both liquid green and Celtic green, as he decadently celebrates his knack for getting paid amidst his hometown Boston backdrop. The flagship Amalgam Digital artist fastens an inescapably animated machinegun delivery with his recognizably sinuous flow to showcase a level of versatility that has become a growing staple of both Young Riots music and the innovative Amalgam Digital brand. Equipped with underground casinos, luxury cars, beautiful women, and an energizing beat handcrafted for Riots rapid-paced, braggadocio lyrical styling, Money Money is an affirmation of the rappers local achievements and an indication of the widespread recognition he continues to garner. With Amalgam Digitals creative vision backing him and a diverse artistic skill set that has yet to take the hip-hop world by storm, Young Riot continues to make his presence known in an unprecedented manner. Now watch and listen as he cashes in on his mounting success.
www.myspace.com/ImSoYes
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www.facebook.com/ImSoYes
www.YouTube.com/YoungRiotSoYes
www.AmalgamDigital.com – HipHop’s first genre specific digital retail store & record label
We So Wavy 2010 …
Determined to avoid the dangerous realities of LA gangbangin’, Brodee speaks on behalf of the youth that take a stance against violence.
Initially inspired by the deaths and incarceration of his childhood friends, “Good Die Young,” is dedicated to Derrion Albert of Chicago, Haiti, Chile and many others who are gone too soon.
Off the album 100 Percent Authentic, dropping May.
Download: Yung Brodee – Good Die Young
“A couple of weeks ago I made the trip up to Boston to shoot the “Money Money” music video for Amalgam Digital’s new artist Young Riot. The actual video and a more in depth write-up about the shoot will drop later this week so be on the look out for it!” – Derek Pike
Donny Goines
No Apologies
20X
Directed by Josh Milowe & Mike Potter (Wealthy Pictures)
Enter a world where rap music has lost the creative wonder that once catapulted the hip-hop genre to unchartered domains. Fans are hungry for the transcendent music they deserve, and one burgeoning young artist is ready to deliver it. In Young Riot’s groundbreaking cinematic narrative, “Cream of the Crop (Mr. Clean),” the Boston emcee enlightens us with a compelling short video that complements his debut solo track of the same name and introduces the world to a pioneering display of just how far the boundaries of music can be pushed. The flagship—and first previously unsigned—Amalgam Digital artist highlights a shockingly graphic artistic endeavor that parallels his monumental foray into rap superstardom to the rarely exposed old world Mafia initiation rituals lacking from today’s gangster film genre. Directed by James Del Gatto, “Cream of the Crop” is an aggressive affirmation of the sustained innovation and excitement that the Amalgam Digital brand continues to build itself upon, and its abundance of blood and brutality, coupled with an overarching commitment to originality, is sure to leave fans chomping at the bit for Riot’s next creative offering. This riveting cinematic challenges artists to oppose the norms imposed on today’s hip-hop world, while ultimately encouraging viewers that an inimitable boss has arrived, and his name is Young Riot.
Mr. If-You-Don’t-Know-My-Name-Then-I’m-Not-Working-Hard-Enough is back with his new project presented, once again for free, by street fashion designers Rocksmith Tokyo. If you don’t already know about Donny’s work ethic and level a quality he presents on every outing, please familiarize yourself.
Download: Donny Goines – 20X (presented by Rocksmith Tokyo)
Here’s a track by track audio commentary of 20X to listen to by iStandardTV
Tracklisting:
01. 20X (prod. Versatile)
02. No Apologies (prod. M-Phazes)
03. Rock NYC (prod. 6th Sense)
04. Short Cirtuit (prod. Apple Juice Kid)
05. Can’t Be Stopped (feat. K Quick the Writer) (prod. DJ Static)
06. Not Your Fault (prod. Nastee)
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