Mike Posner – One Foot Out The Door

This is the heat.  He also made the Duke 50 Power List.  Download the new mixtape Here.

Link up to Mike Posner: Facebook – Twitter – Web

 

 

Greg Mike – Popstars & Cokeheads Show In San Francisco

“POPSTARS & COKEHEADS” is GREG MIKE’s first solo show featuring hand painted pieces, sculptures, tee shirts, accessories, prints and collectibles designed and created over the past ten months.

The Centerpiece of the show is an army of 100 hand painted soda cans that have been transformed into the kaleidoscopic “POPSTARS & COKEHEADS” characters, a playfully sinister cast of unique and eye-catching creatures.

Show Information:

NOVEMBER 6TH, 2009
GREG MIKE’S: POPSTARS AND COKEHEADS
LOCATION: THE MEDICINE AGENCY
1262 MASON STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

Link up to GREG MIKE via:  Twitter – Web

STAY DIPT NYC-CHS-ATL-LA-SAN FRAN!

-Ice Cream Man

Hoodie Allen Mixtape – ‘Makin Waves’

Hoodie Allen is a New York based hip hop duo made up of Steven Witz and Obey City. In April 2009, they released their first official EP on iTunes entitled The Bagels and Beats EP.  Download the latest mixtape ‘Makin Waves’ Here.  You can also link up to them on Facebook, Twitter Etc. via the link provided.

Dont sleep on this.  The mixtape is dope!

-Ice Cream Man

The Pros & Cons Fall Drop 09′

A group of artists came together in 2007 to start the Pros and Cons clothing company.  They have been working patiently to build a clothing brand with original in-house illustrations.  Taking their time and avoiding the half steps in the design process has ultimately paid off.  With a wealth of crisp designs complete and ready to print in seasons ahead they keep it moving along nicely with the Fall 09′ drop.  Stay tuned for the Holiday drop soon to come.

Link up to The Pros & Cons via - Twitter – Website

STAY FROSTY & DIPT NYC-CHS-LA!

- Ice Cream Man

Thursday Throwback! Domino – Getto Jam

This is the era when when you used to know when singles were droppin on cassettes and hit the store that day to scoop em up.  I used to ride around straight up lampin in the cut to this.  Dont lie. You know you did too so come and take a ride in the Ice Cream Truck with me back to December 1993! And doesnt he look like Caine from Menace II Society!

And had to drop this classic Throwback as well from the Menace II Society Soundtrack! Cheahh!

The Dark Arts Ball Benefit – Eye Level Art – October 31st

Eye Level Art will be putting forth a Halloween benefit party together for Boys and Girls Clubs.  Local artists including Max Miller, Julio Cotto, Sarah Haynes, Bennett Goodman and LaBanna Bly will turn the Heriot St. warehouse into a hauntingly beautiful and opulent venue with custom works of art and installations just for the party.  Nate Fowler of Stella by Starlight and DJ CMNDR (Matthew Bowers) will DJ the event with projections of horror film classics.  The party will also feature a special burlesque performance by the Red Hot Rebelettes.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area is a really great cause and need our help as so many others in our community do so if you can help and have a great time in the process. Why not?

Advance tickets are $40 for general admission and $35 for students with a valid I.D. Artists may purchase tickets for $35 as well through Eye Level Art. Door price is $50.

Buy your tickets from the following locations downtown

Eye Level Art
Wild Flour Bakery on Spring St.
Circa Lighting on King St.

All artists and DJs involved also have tickets available for purchase or you can go to the Eye Level Art Website for more information.

Righchus Renaissance @ Eye Level Art

The Righchus Renaissance is a music and arts festival created by hip hop artist Righchus (Matt Bostick). The festival is an annual event that provides a platform for the local Charleston Artist; musical and visual. The event will have various art work and merchandise including jewelery from Mock Couture, Art work from Fletcher Williams 3, and B.Y.O.T (bring your own tee) live screen printing from Brown Derby. (shirts also available for purchase.)

Music also provided by DJs Joeski & John Kutter throughout the evening.  Righchus will also be raffling a commission and you can tell him what you want him to paint on it.  Winner will receive completed and delivered painting within 3 weeks of decision of what to have painted.

TICKETS ARE ONLY: $10 per ticket, $5 per additional ticket and will be sold at the show.  This is hosted by Eye Level Art and the location is 2143 Heriot St.

*** The first 75 people will also receive a limited edition signed and numbered print of a selected art piece exclusive to Righchus Renaissance.

-Ice Cream Man

Common Sins Show – October 29th

“COMMON SINS” is a collaborative showcase featuring local artists Matt Foreman and Nate Phelps. The combination of both artist’s unique “street” styles will prove to make COMMON SINS an event for Charleston to remember. Both artist have played a very active roll in the Charleston art community this year by participating in events like “Dalek- Broken Beaten and Buried”, Kulture Klash, Blume, as well as EYE LEVEL’s Artist Lock-in, to name a few.
Admission is free and music will be provided by MACHETE. There will also be libations available for those of you that would like to get loose. So don’t forget to bring a little extra cash our lovely bartender, JJ. (Did I mention that admission is free?!)
The doors will open at 8 pm and the show will go until Midnight.   The address is #6 Pitt St.

For any question call Matt at (843)364-2128.

-Ice Cream Man

DJ Drama X Gucci Mane – The Burrprint

Download the Burrprint Here

Warrior Footwear

Warrior Footwear, LLC began conceptually when two American students were interning in Shanghai in the fall of 2008. Sported by construction workers and laborers throughout the city streets, these basic, lightweight sneakers seemed the shoe of the masses. Despite the ubiquity, the sneakers hold an iconic appeal.

Originally developed in 1935 as a sporting shoe, Warriors intended to provide the public cheap access to athletics. At the time, without the industry presence of international footwear brands, Warrior dominated the Chinese market and became a lifestyle piece in its own right. Warrior was the shoe in China from the 70’s to 90’s. Everyone had a pair at home – - farmers, athletes, laborers, political leaders, and everyone in between. However, as China opened up to Western markets— accepting US mega-brands — Warriors’ status was relegated to that of the de facto shoe for laborers and elderly citizens.

Warrior Footwear comes to the US ready to leave as strong an impression as it has left overseas. With an understated design and clean lines, Warrior Footwear compliments any wardrobe. Each and every shoe is unique, just like the people who wear them. The shoes are not specific to males or females, so anyone can enjoy any pair.

You can purchase via Warrior Footwear or Moxsie.

Link up to Warrior Footwear on Twitter.

- Mr. Ice Cream Man