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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
ADDRESS IS APPROXIMATE
Address Is Approximate from The Theory on Vimeo.
Sometimes you just have to escape anyway you can.....
Sunday, November 27, 2011
DJ CROWN PRINCE'S LIVE MIX ON "THE JOINT" SIRIUS/XM 42 FOR DANCEHALL SATURDAYS (NOV 26 THANKSGIVING WEEKEND)
01-CROWN PRINCE INTRO
02-LAZA MORGAN FT. MAVADO & KID KUT- ONE BY ONE (JESTER REMIX)
03-VYBZ KARTEL - FREAKY GYAL
04-VYBZ KARTEL - FREAKY GYAL 2
05-CHAN DIZZY - 21 GUN SALUTE
06-TARANCHYLA - WIFEY ANTHEM
07-MR LEXX - TEK DI NITE
08-BUJU BANTON - PERFECT LADY
09-DEMARCO - I LOVE MY LIFE
10-DEMARCO - HEAR MY CRY
11-KHAGO - BLOOD A BOIL
12-POPCAAN - HEAR DEM A TALK
13-VYBZ KARTEL - MI LIKE THAT
14-VYBZ KARTEL - GO GO WINE
15-CHAM - WINE
16-SHURWAYNE WINCHESTER - WINE
17-MAVADO - SETTLE DOWN
18-TIMBERLEE - THE GENERAL
19-MR LEXX - DEM PREE
20-SPECIALIST - STREET HUSTLE (CROWN PRINCE DUBPLATE)
21-POPCAAN - CLEAN
22-JAHMIEL - CUT DEM OFF
23-VYBZ KARTEL - PUT IT ON HARD
24-SINGING SWEET - STRESS FREE
25-DI GENIUS - MORE THAN YOU
26-ELEPHANT MAN - TENDER TOUCH
27-LADEN & OC - NAH LOSE WI MEDZ
28-CHINO & BRAMMA - NO TALK
29-GAZA SLIM - EVERYTHING FI HOLD HIM
30-VYBZ KARTEL - LOVE YOU ENNUH
31-POPCAAN - ONLY MAN SHE WANT
32-CHRIS MARTIN - PUT IT PON ME
33-CECILE - NAH COMPLAIN
34-RICHIE LOOP - PRETTY CROSSES
35-I OCTANE & NINJA KID - INTERNET BAD BOY
36-KENYATTA FIRE - LIKE A GYPSY
37-ADELE - ROLLING IN THE DEEP (ACAPELLA)
38-CHAN DIZZY - DAT MI KNOW
39-VYBZ KARTEL - REAL BADMAN
40-BUSY SIGNAL - NAH DWEET
41-DI GENIUS - NAH BEG FRIEND
42-AIDONIA - BAD PICKNEY
43-MAVADO - LOST DEM
44-BOUNTY KILLER & ELEPHANT MAN - SURIVIVOR
45-SHAGGY FT. MAVADO - GIRLS DEM LOVE WE
46-D.A. & SUPA DUPS FT. VYBZ KARTEL - TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL
47-VYBZ KARTEL - BIKE BACK
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Friday, November 18, 2011
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
DRAKE CHALLENGES LIL WAYNE TO CLASH
Now that Drake’s sophomore album is out, he told Billboard that he wants to have a release concert in Jamaica and battle Weezy song for song.
“I don’t want to just do an album release concert. So, me, I go to Jamaica a lot — I love Jamaican culture — so what I’m gonna do, I’m challenging Lil Wayne to a sound clash, that’s what I want to do. I don’t want to just perform by myself,” he told us. “So I want Wayne to come out on stage with a mic and I’m gonna have a mic, and we’re gonna have both our DJs, and we’re gonna battle song-for-song and see who the people love more. And that’s how it’s gonna go.”
“That’s something that I’m serious about, he’s serious about it too. I already issued the challenge,” he said. “He’s serious about it, he accepted like, “Man, I’m ready. I’m gonna eat your food.” I’m like, “Aiight, we’ll see.”
LEBRON TO OPEN BOUTIQUE NAMED UNKNWN
With the NBA lockout in full effect—and looking bleaker by the hou—LeBron James is focusing on other things. Like style. LeBron has tapped a crew of designers, tastemakers, and hometown friends for a clothing boutique. The shop, called UNKNWN, is set to open December 1st in Aventura, Florida's high-end Aventura Mall, and we've got a sneak peek at the logo outside the storefront. For more exclusive information about UNKNWN, check out the December issue of GQ.
— Mark Anthony Green
Source:GQ MAGAZINE
EVENT/PERFORMANCE REVIEW: SOCA OR DIE 2011
Soca or Die (November 5, 2011) - Patrons attend Dr. Jay's Birthday Party, Soca or Die in Toronto anticipating a plethora of World-class Soca music with an international flair, and with past guest artist i.e. – Kes the Band, Destra, Rupee, Edwin Yearwood, Problem Child, to name a few who all touched the stage, lit it up and brought the positive energy that thrives in Soca music. This year's anticipation was at a new high while the crowd was anxious to see who would come and elevate them in musical bliss... DJ BIG RED AND BUNJI GARLIN a.k.a. iPresidential who both hit the stage with a fury of lyrics and the swagger to match!
The fete transformed and the pace changed as Soca embraced Electro. Bringing that rhythmic South Beach (Miami) sound, DJ Crown Prince and Barrie Hype energized the crowd with live remixing of popular Soca songs riding Electro BPMs with its distinctive effects. Popular songs like Lil Rick - Jones n Wukkup, Denise Belfon - Dance and Dingoley, Busy Signal - Touch Road, and others were masterfully meshed in a presentation that one could say was revolutionary. Then; BOOM! Kes’ new electro infused song “Precision Wine” hits the crowd – Toronto wasn’t ready. DJ Crown Prince and Barrie Hype had everyone in a trance with females chanting lyrics and males bouncing to the beat. Their set erupted, releasing that missing element and giving each eardrum a sample; the DJ evolves into the artist. All Djs played amazing sets! I left the event very pleased and happy with the experience of the night! I can't wait until next year! Happy birthday Dr Jay!
AUTHOR: THE GENERAL
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
JAY-Z GRACES THE COVER OF GQ MAGAZINE
Jay-z covers the upcoming annual Men Of The Year Issue of GQ Magazine. Inside, he discussed how he felt when his father walked out on him and the type of father he plans to be when his child is born. He also spoke on Beyonce’s decision to announce her pregnancy at the MTV Music Video Awards.
Jay on Bey’s decision to announce she was pregnant
“It was actually Bey who wanted to [announce] it. You want to be in control of your life.
Jay on his father leaving and how that affected him:
If your dad died before you were born, yeah, it hurts—but it’s not like you had a connection with something that was real. Not to say it’s any better—but to have that connection and then have it ripped away was, like, the worst. My dad was such a good dad that when he left, he left a huge scar. He was my superhero. [I finally talked to him about] what it did to me, what it meant, asked him why. There was no real answer. There was nothing he could say, because there’s no excuse for that. There really isn’t. So there was nothing he could say to satisfy me, except to hear me out. And it was up to me to forgive and let it go.
Jay on being there for his child:
Providing—that’s not love. Being there—that’s more important. I mean, we see that. We see that with all these rich socialites. They’re crying out for attention; they’re hurting for love. I’m not being judgmental—I’m just making an observation. They’re crying out for the love that maybe they didn’t get at home, and they got everything. All the material things that they need and want. So we know that’s not the key.”
Will Jay be changing diapers?
“Of course, of course. One hundred percent.”
Read full interview here:
GQ MAGAZINE
Friday, November 11, 2011
:::::GOTTA EAT::::: MICHAELIS GENUINE FOOD & DRINK (MIAMI)
Have you ever been to a restaurant where everything was excellent? When I say everything I mean atmosphere, food, service, and the overall experience of being there. Was the food so good that despite having ordered for yourself, you also feel the need to sample your friend's plate, hoping they wonít mind since you never really established it was ok to come and stick your fork in their food? Well if this is you, or if you are simply looking for some good food, check out Michaelís Genuine Food & Drink in Miamiís Design District. My first experience at Michaelís came earlier this year. I was looking for a place to take my mom for Motherís Day and came across this gem. Since then, I have been back numerous times, always trying something new from their changing menu. They insist on using fresh seasonal ingredients, many of which are locally sourced. Iíll try not to keep this blog too long (I easily make minimum-page requirements in school), and stick to the highlights of my most recent visit with Mr.Crown Prince himself.
DRINKS:
For no particular reason aside from the fact that Prince is a traveling man, we went to Michaelís on a Tuesday night. The restaurant was busy but not so much that the staff was inattentive. Our server was on point, never missing a beat. The drinks were really good. Nothing you would (or could) order in a fete of course, they used fresh passion fruit in one cocktail, pulp so noticeable you might have to clear out your straw. My tequila drink had agave nectar, bell pepper, and other spices. The menu is split up in sections of small, medium, large, extra-large, sides, and snacks. For all of my sommeliers out there, the wine list is extensive I am sure you would be quite happy with the choices. Not a fan of alcohol? No problemo, check out their homemade sodas. Over the summer I had their lychee soda and the fall menuís spiced apple soda this visit was unbelievable. Again, seasonal and fresh ingredients are evident even in the drink choices. Yum!
THE FOOD:
The crisp hominy was so good I wish it was available everywhere. Seasoned perfectly with chile and a lime to suit, I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't like it. Of course anything fried is good! Their hand-cut potato chips with homemade onion dip is also good although if one had to choose, pick the hominy! Not wanting to eat too heavy, we skipped the extra-large and large plates to do a tapas-style dinner. While ceviche is always on Michaelís menu, the fish selection adjusts. This visitís fresh cobia + avocado + mandarin orange = citrusy ceviche goodness! I know for many people the idea of cold fish cooked in lemon juice seems a little odd. Prince didn't seem too excited initially but I guarantee he enjoyed it. I'm almost positive if he ever makes a trek to Peru, he would indulge in the countryís excellent ceviche after this experience. Octopus anyone? This is another favorite of mine. I hate olives! I despise them really. The grilled octopus is served on a bed of them. Sure I still hate them enough that I won't even touch them, but the octopus is so good that I can tolerate their presence on my plate. If you enjoy eggs, their baked farm-egg with gruyere cheese and crostini is delish! While I managed to make Prince a fan of the previous, he was adamant about not liking eggs. Oh well, more for me I say! Also on the table were fingerling potatoes and grilled calabaza. For the pork and beef eaters, Michaelís has plenty of options. Iím a chicken and fish lover, so more for you!
DESSERT:
I'm a huge fan of the Food Network. Food Network has this show, The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Would you like to take a guess which restaurant had not one, but two desserts featured? Yep, MICHAELíS! Included (of course) was my favorite dessert of theirs: the tangerine creamsicle pot de crËme. Imagine two small sugary donuts served with a small pot of tangerine creamsicle goodness and another with blackberry tarragon preserves. Iím really a chocolate girl but this is one of the few times that I opt for a non-chocolate dessert (the other being Sugarcaneís torrejas). I canít seem to order any other dessert because I love this one so much. Iím almost sorry I let Prince have my other donut. Fortunately I know the next visit isnít too far away. (Note to Crown Prince: I am not sharing it again). I have had the opportunity to sample other desserts in the past and while all are extremely delicious, I just love that this one. It doesnít sit too heavy at the end of a good meal. It almost makes me think Iím eating healthy (almost.)
EVERYTHING ELSE:
Miami is not a New York or San Francisco if your looking to compare the amount of excellent dining places. Still, Miami has a lot to offer. Michaelís is well known among foodies in Miami. I would love to hear back from anyone that has been to the Michaelís Genuine Food & Drink other location in Grand Cayman. The ambiance of Miamiís Design District is easily enjoyable. It is laid back and casual yet sophisticated with an artsy vibe. Need a place to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or other special occasion? Michaelís should fit the bill. Speaking of bills, how much is it do you ask? Well I'll be honest; if I was broke I would wait until someone was treating or payday. A bill for two persons not being overly indulgent and with two drinks each might set you back about $100-120 (not including tip). The experience is worth it. Every person I have taken raves about it and wishes they could come back. After our visit, I also saw a recommendation in one of my travel magazines. Oh yes, this place has some fans. So if you are in the South Florida area and have yet to check out Michaelís Genuine Food & Drink, stop lagging. Go! OpenTable does free reservations (also recommended).
Author: Chrissy
Michaelís Genuine Food & Drink
130 Northeast 40th Street, Miami, FL 33137 (305) 573-5550
MICHAELIS GENIUNE FOOD & DRINK
Thursday, November 10, 2011
HONDA'S ELECTRIC SPORTS CAR
Honda says their new sports EV "maximizes fun while achieving excellent environmental performance." Translation: It has a battery, which people view as environmentally good, even though it's not, and we're trying to make it not boring.
Look for this at the Tokyo auto show.
Source: Complex
Sunday, November 6, 2011
DJ CROWN PRINCE & BARRIE HYPE @ SOCA OR DIE 2011 (TEASER)
This is a taste of what Dj Crown Prince & Barrie Hype did when they came to Toronto for Dr Jay's Soca Or Die fete on Saturday November 5th 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Class Clowns and Dj Crown Prince Invaded Orlando for Sunday Funday
ClassClowns x ilovelifemedia x SundayFunday x Djcrownprince. This is a quick promo from the end of our Halloween weekend run with @djcrownprince at the rooftop club "Skysixty", also in the video is another sneak peak at our fall/winter lookbook with the "Grey Skies with Blue Clouds" thermals that will be releasing very soon. Be sure to check out www.ilovelifemedia.com www.djcrownprince.com and of course www.classclownsclothing.com
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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