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Rick Chyme and The SouthPaw Players - AVANT EP

admin — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:13:31 +0000

The Southpaw Players perform “I’m Ready” in New York at The Bitter End.

Watch as Rick Chyme of The Southpaw Players performs a freestyle with objects thrown on stage from members of the crowd.

Rhyming Objects

The Southpaw Players EP album is available on iTunes and Amazon for only $4.95.
Southpaw on iTunes
Southpaw on Amazon

See what listeners are saying:

Amazing
by garlock10 Good job pat! you have been doin a great job its so cool your on itunes now! you have come along way! tell the fam hi! even though casey isnt home for thanksgiving…

Check it Out
by Jack The Snitch
This EP is a good introduction to the Southpaw Players. I’ve seen them live and can tell you there’s a lot more where this comes from. Solid musicianship, great lyrical flow, and terrific hooks make this “Avant” a must-have. Looking forward to their full-length album.

love the rock rap mix
by FreeSteezy
i first discovered Rick Chyme off a ski video. Southpaw is sick. buyall songs.

www.southpawplayers.com
myspace.com/rickchyme
twitter.com/rickchyme
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We Are Back……Again!!

admin — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 22:28:25 +0000

Introducing Dan/ Miami Whores

Dan — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 22:24:24 +0000

What’s up everybody? My name’s Dan and I’ve been asked to contribute to this Chaunce blog. Of course I accepted, not only because Chaunce is one of the illest clothing lines around, but I know that being told to “write whatever I want” is a rare occurrence and I’ve got to take advantage.
Anyway, I currently live in Miami, FL and work for Undergroundhiphop.com sending emails and making phone calls all day long at home in my underwear; FYI that’s how angels get their wings. There’s no better way to introduce myself than to post a piece that I wrote about Miami strip clubs. So enjoy it, leave comments, and buy Chaunce gear. Without further ado…

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KicksOnFire.com

admin — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 18:40:25 +0000

Big Ups to www.kicksonfire.com the newest addition in our exclusive blog family.

Shout out to my dude Khan from KicksOnFire.com, which recently joined the Complex Media Network.

Stop by the site and get your knowledge up on everything kicks related. You already know I stay glued to the site on the regular.

Let kicksonfire.com be your source for upcoming Jordan Release Dates
; your Air Force Ones addiction; and all that is Nike SB.

Show some love.

peace

sneed

Burton + Chaunce Party/Fashion Show

admin — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 02:50:45 +0000

We unveiled our new women’s line ‘LARKIN’ to the general public. You will see several of the models rocking LARKIN tees in the fashion show pics. Stay tuned to the website for the official online release of the line. Ladies we listened!!!!

Big ups on the photography. Photos provided by:

G.O - Design & Photography

more images from G.O

more pics after the jump……
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Illroots, K-Salaam, and Kardinal Offishall Release Party

admin — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 22:47:13 +0000

The homies over at Illroots.com put together one hell of a release party recently. If you were one of the lucky ones to witness the show I am currently jealous. From what I’ve heard and seen from the videos the concert was crazy. Kardinal Offishall, Sha Stimuli, K-Salaam, as well as Max Glazer and Cipha Sounds chewed up the mic all night long. Go get the album and check out this video in the meantime. The vibe is crazy.

Cones

5 Favorite Movies of All Time - #1

admin — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 02:47:26 +0000

This is it, number 1, it is my hope that you’ve been waiting up in bed like a child at Christmas. If not thats cool, your getting coal anyways. Unless of course you have similar tastes to mine. Feel free to post your top five in the comments. As I’ve stated before we love to hear our brethren’s input and thoughts, or if you just want to rip my picks apart feel free. Anyways on to the movie. #1 - Raging Bull. Thats it, I don’t really know what to say about it. If you’ve seen it you know why its my favorite. If you haven’t, stop what your doing and go watch it. It’s a mere 2 hours and 9 minutes of movie making brilliance. If you have even more time read the book, I’m not going to be one of those “the book is way better” guys, but the book is damn good nonetheless. In fact, why am I writing this garbage when I could be watching it…in it goes. I’m off to be happy for the next 2 hours.

Cones

5 Favorite Movies of All Time - #2

admin — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 03:37:41 +0000

#2 - Evil Dead II

Yes another sequel, and yes probably a movie you didn’t expect. Don’t care, on many days this movie could be at number one. It’s that interchangeable. Anytime your having a bad day, throw in either Evil Dead or Evil Dead II and you’ll instantly feel better. There’s something about seeing someone have an even worse day than you that quickly makes it all better, and nobody has ever had a worse day than Ashe (Bruce Campbell). It’s campy, its low budget, its moronic, its gory, and every bit wonderful. The first of the series might better represent the very same hustle we’re on, but I believe the second to be a much more complete movie. From the fight with his own hand, the blood spewing walls, and to the laughing room, the memorable scenes are endless. I’m not sure I’ll ever see a movie that puts me in a better mood than this one, in fact on many days, I’m not sure I’ll ever see a movie I enjoy more.

Cones

5 Favorite Movies of All Time - #3

admin — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 03:47:10 +0000

#3 - Godfather Part II

Yes, you read that right. It says Godfather Part II, not Part I. Don’t get me wrong Godfather is a great film, one of the best ever, but I just prefer Godfather Part II. Personal preference I guess. The movie itself really needs no explanation, but let me try to sum up why I love everything about this movie with one scene… During his show “Live on the Sunset Strip” Richard Pryor had a mafia bit about a guy giving one of the coldest looks to someone he had ever seen. It was a scene in the original Godfather. A scene where Tessio knowing he’s going to be killed after being led to a car asks Tom Hagen if he could get him off the hook for old times sake. Tom simply shakes his head and says “I can’t.” Very funny bit by Pryor, and awesome scene in The Godfather, but to me there was a even more chilling look that took place in that same series. It was given by Al Pacino (Michael) to Kay, his wife. Kay tells Michael that they’re child was not a miscarriage but an abortion. The change in Michael’s facial expression right before he puts her in her place, though subtle, gives me goose bumps every time I watch it it. Go ahead, check it out, its incredible. I could be stranded on a desert island with a television, dvd player, Godfather II, and never get bored.

Cones

5 Favorite Movies of All Time - #4

admin — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:24:01 +0000

#4 - Taxi Driver

Taxi Driver is one of those movies that will never seem dated. It isn’t carried by cheesy special effects, (although there are some) but by the story. It was the first anti-hero type movie I remember seeing and the rawness of this movie blew me away. The loneliness of Travis and thus, build-up of rage seemed so real to me. How DeNiro failed to win an Oscar is beyond me. The more I watched it and the more I paid attention to the cinematography, editing, acting, all the things that make a movie a movie, the more I appreciated this film. As far as I’m concerned it’s one of the finest films ever made, and probably will only get better with time.