For the 5th installment of ‘The Grinder’ Scope / GGG’s own SPNDA links with up Jarell Perry Backstage at the Yuna tour’s Boston Stop at Brighton Music Hall. He talks about his projects ‘Simple Things‘ the upcoming ‘White EP,’ collaboration with Locksmith and more. Host: SPNDA Guest: Jarell Perry FilmedRead More →
For the second episode of the Grinder, we site down with Jamarhl Crawford, community activist, publisher / editor of Blackstonian.com, poet / Hip-Hop artist and current write-in / sticker candidate for District 7 City Council. Jero, CEO of Scope Urban Apparel, talks with Jamarhl about his campaign, his work in the community aroundRead More →
We have a new web series we are doing in collaboration with Fly Syndicate and Scope Urban Apparel. The debut episode was premiered by Future Boston Alliance. The Grinder – Episode 1: Catch Wreck Welcome to ‘The Grinder’ a new web series of video interviews dedicated to exploring the diverseRead More →
We finally got a chance to catch up with the talented (and busy!) Imani Bilal, fashion designer, poet, visual and literary artist, and founder/owner of Venus Visuals, what has become one of the hottest new jewelry lines to hit the scene. Imani began Venus Visuals in January, ’09 as anRead More →
This interview is interesting .. #Iaintmadatthis. I think ya’ll will appreciate it. For the simple fact that FlatBush ZOMBIES are giving us a brief history of there personal stories. How Juice, Meechy Darko and Erick Arc Elliott all got together and began making music and such. Scion’s Open Mic seriesRead More →
Pretty Dope Conversation about Remy Banks (World’s Fair) and Bodega BAMZ (Tanboys) the rebirth of “New New York” and the movement with the Renaissance of Good Music coming up; Hopefully Ya digg this … As I did . “GLDCHN”Read More →
by Stokely STARmichael For over 2 years now, we have watched Egypt go through 2 dictators, one “civilian” who ruled for over 30 years and one military who didn’t rule for anywhere near that amount of time due to the vigilance of the Egyptian people. We’ve watched her get ridRead More →