Everyone’s favorite Parisian, Supe, aka Le Team Manager, let’s LRG into his studio for some black book sessions. Black books have served as the traditional sketch book for writers since the first days of graff and Supe has been at them since he was first introduced to graffiti. He has been painting in the streets since the early 90′s and over the past years has begun to bring his work into the galleries, most recently with Lieu 37 in Paris. Supe continuesly produces many zines each year and a limited edition book “Le Team Manager” was released through Classic last year. Along with Diego, Supe is a founding member of FMK crew.
Music track list
1. Les cigarillos by Serge Gainsbourg
2. Cramming for College by Pornosonic
3. Intoxicated Man by Serge Gainsbourg

Via: The LRG Blog

As described by Michael and Chris: Kill ‘Em With Kindness is a philosophy. It is a way to live your life, a profound expression of individuality and a reaction to the cruelness of the cold world that surrounds us. A wormhole to the past and a jump to new heights of the imagination, killing them not with savagery but with the warmth and profundities of the human heart. This concept was the starting point for Michael Petow & Chris Petersen’s upcoming artshow at Ironlak LA. Based on conversations between the two friends and fellow artists, they have created a body of work built around their experiences and philosophies on life.

Chris Petersen has created a new series of work fusing techniques from the engraving masters of the past with those of contemporary street artists. Inspired by the indelible window “scribes” that thrive in Los Angeles, he uses the raw technique of carving into glass to push the medium to its breaking point. Chris brings his own style and flavor of imagery into the mix, showing a brief glimpse into the visions of his psyche. His work allows a second glance at the fleeting images which melt into our subconscious on a daily basis.

Michael Petow’s recent series of work for Kill ‘Em With Kindness fuses his past work of organic abstract patterns with universal messages from his personal dreamscapes. His work is influenced by the psychological theories of Carl Jung and communication with the unconscious mind. Mike’s new body of work gives the viewer a deeper insight into the nature of his reality. His highly intricate and detailed paintings use patterns and messages weaving together to form nebula like compositions. There is a visible connection with his past body of work but this series breaks the boundaries of what his art was, redefining what it is.

Opening Reception:
February 18th 2012 | 7 – 11 PM

New Artwork, Live DJ, Art Supplies
Buy an artist print and receive a free shirt designed and printed by the artists.
(day of reception only)

Ironlak LA
5125 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90027

For interviews or press images please contact: chris@whileimstillhere.com

www.ironlaklosangeles.com | www.whileimstillhere.com

Featuring: VANS the OMEGA, KEMS, JURNE, TREAS, SOFLES, EWOK, TUES, ENUE and VIZIE.

Many thanks to Primary Projects and KEMO.

Shot: Luke Shirlaw.
Cut: Selina Miles.

Music: Michael Jackson – “Off The Wall”.

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You should check more of Nychos work, it’s definitely worth it, so just check hisWebsite.

via: Abduzeedo

Smash 137 Killin it! Click the jump to see more.

Via: Vizie1′s Blog

via: Storm  Blog

via: Sofles Blog

via: Vizie Blog

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Massive thanks to OCHE, SAKT, DTUB, EDITOR and IZRAEL.

Shot: Kost TMD and Luke Shirlaw.
Cut: Selina Miles.
Music:
The Bats – North by Norh
Woodkid – Iron
Richie Spice – Youth Dem Cold
Lee Dorsey – Give It Up
Sky High – Don Dada

More info:
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- Askew1.com
- Flickr.com/therealphat1
- Berst1.com

Via: The Ironlak Blog

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Ironlak artists DABS X MYLA throw down a nice christmas piece in Culver City representing what christmas is to them. Followed by a goodie bag giveaway to a homeless person on the street towards the end.

“No wonder everyone in the world loves these two – outstanding artists and great people”

- highendlowlifes

Skate brand Zoo York reached out to Seventh Letter’s Rime to come up with a sick collabo for their latest pro series which set out to pay homage to their old school graffiti roots. Some of the illest decks i’ve seen in a while. Be sure to pick em up at your local skate shop cause these are gonna go quick!

To see more of RIME’s work to to jerseyjoeart.com and theseventhletter.com

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This print is yours for the low price of $100 and dont forget WE SHIP WORLDWIDE!!!!!!!!!!!

A rare print at only 33 copies made worldwide.
11 x 13.5 inch Giclee on 330gsm Archival Paper.

The Pose X KC Ortiz “White Wash” exhibition had Known Gallery packed on saturday night. Liquid was flowin and music was bumpin as the huge following that the LRG X Ironlak artist gathered came in to see his latest and greatest works which set out to resurrect a time before the buff.

“Making these paintings has been an incredibly rich process, and it makes me thankful that no city official can eradicate my memories.”

-Pose

To see more of Pose, be sure to scope his fatcap blog to peep the latest and greatest.

Ironlak X LRG Artist Driven Artist writers Pose Ewok Augor Vizie and Witnes  throwin down in the streets of San Fran. Be sure to cop some LRG Artist series and other threads in the web store or at

Ironlak Los Angeles

5125 Hollywood Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90027

Ironlak Team Australia visit Cairns in October, 2011 for the Taste-y Graff Jam. We were joined by Phibs and Pudl from Melbourne and a host of local NQ writers.

Jaylib – “The Heist” from Rory Gamble on Vimeo.

Just a reminder tomorrow night it goes down the Ironlak los Angeles Grand Opening… Don’t miss out tons of free give away’s and one dope ass lineup of performers. Amazing limited edition prints by Augor, Sofles, Vizie, The seventh Letter, an amazing free revok print by Askew as well as Free Revok tees with 100% of the profit going to his legal fees, to help this world renown artist get outta jail. 400ml cans are $4.50 till Sunday. Don’t miss out on this event you’ll be hating yourself if you do!!!

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Ironlak

Hey everyone tomorrow Ironlak Los Angeles is opening there doors, and is having a small opening with a BBQ at around 2pm. Please come by and show your support. Bring as many people as you would like and start spreading the word on our grand opening the 28th of this month. Flyers and promo info will be sent out in the next couple of days. The address is: 5125 Hollywood blvd. Hollywood CA, 90027..  Look forward to seeing you there!!!

PHOTOS VIA: LA WEEKLY

here’s the audio: DOODOOBROWN feat NASH (produced by Ro Blvd)

Grand Scheme Artist Series ft. Numskull from grandscheme on Vimeo.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXZm0JFzbL0&playnext=1&list=PLA7AE8C03300A4908

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Sofles DTS

BECAUSE WE KNOW THIS IS PRETTY MUCH THE WORST DAY OF THE WORK WEEK AND THERE’S USUALLY NOTHING TO DO, RO BLVD AND RTL SUPPLY BRING YOU EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH. IT’S GOING DOWN ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 29TH AND EVERY FIRST MONDAY AFTER THAT @ THE ROOM 1626 N. CAHUENGA BLVD…. WE’LL HAVE ALTERNATING GUEST DJ’S AND APPEARANCES EVERY MONTH AND GIVEAWAYS FROM READ THE LABEL.
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Here’s the synopsis off the WB site: “Chadam lives as the “chosen one” in the hyper-stylized and exaggerated metropolitan island city of Vulture. His power of imagination is strong enough to physically change his environment and, therefore, his world … to save it from evil. The series finds Chadam in a place of refuge where he and others have retreated to plan their attack against a serial killer known as Viceroy. Chadam is a 3D animated web series from artist Alex Pardee and produced by Jace Hall.”

YOU CAN WATCH ALL 10 EPISODES AT TheWB.com

ENJOY!

Ironlak and Bull and Bear are proud to present the South Australian debut of Russell Fenn aka Sofles, with a four-day exhibition in the heart of Adelaide city.

Notorious graffiti figure. Prodigious talent. Sofles has been both reviled and embraced by the media over his ten-year career, which began as a graffiti artist in Brisbane, Australia. After a well-publicized conviction in 2009, Sofles burst onto the scene with various sold-out exhibitions, collaborations with artists such as Anthony Lister, Ben Frost and Revok, and contracts with the likes of Red Bull, Myer, Adidas, and Toohey’s.

Returning from a tour of New York and Los Angeles, Sofles has chosen Adelaide for his first interstate exhibit, with new works on canvas featuring his signature mash up of aerosol, acrylics and oils, rendering evocative imagery in explosive colour. The progression from graffiti to canvas was a natural one, explains Sofles.

“Not much has changed, really. I’m painting every day, using the same tools, applying the same techniques, to a different platform, with a different audience. The work is finer, more considered, but my graffiti influence has been really well received.”  

Sofles imagery is wide and varied, with collages of mind-bending abstraction melting into intricate form, perfect snapshots of the artist’s wild imagination. Sofles’ ability to create depth and detail with aerosol is unmatched, and combined with his bold use of colour renders pieces so distinctive they have firmly set Sofles reputation as one of Australia’s most watched contemporary artists.

This not-to-be missed exhibition runs at the Bull & Bear bar and restaurant from 6pm Thursday October 7^th until Sunday October 10^th. For more details, and to follow Sofles’ work please visit http://www.sofles.com/.

His art speaks for itself and he really needs no introduction…. This mans work is legendary! The master of 3D lettering since way back Mirko Reisser A.K.A. DAIM! We salute you sir! We scattered a couple quotes we liked from his website amongst some of our favorite pieces.

“I started in 1989. I was 17 and I started with some friends of mine. I didn’t know any graffiti writers at that time, so I just started going out and doing stuff. After three months, we got caught, and I had to pay my fine. I had to work the whole summer holidays just to pay it off.”

“My influence comes form the early Hamburg kings like Skener and Jase, but also Loomit and the FBI Crew”

“I was also really influenced by Dali, MC Escher and Van Gogh”

“I have absolutely no influence from comics so I wasn’t used to making a fat black line around everything. I always came from the direction to make everything with light and shade. And after awhile I thought I could apply that to letters. But it took some time. I started to go in this direction in ‘91.”

“A lot of people think that when you are young you do your graffiti and then you should become an ‘artist’; I think that’s stupid.”
“I believe all inspiration begins in nature. There are all shapes, colors, patterns etc. In nature, you just have to keep your eyes open.”

“I think that instead of taking pieces of history, artists have to just go off on their own and make their own history”

“I draw everything by hand. I only use a pencil and Copic art markers for my sketches.”
“Working with broad brushstrokes is much more interesting to me, especially as a counterpoint to the world of computers, where everything is getting more perfect and clean every day.”
“Doing everything by hand has the advantage that you understand every step. It takes longer, but it gives you the feeling that you understand what you’re doing. A computer relieves you of a lot of the work, but it often takes away the possibility to trace each and every step.”

When you do graffiti, you have to start with typography. You can make a lot strange things with your letters, but a D still has to be a D.”
“I believe that someone who writes only legally cannot grasp the whole spirit of graffiti”
“Show respect, be true to yourself, and always wear a mask when painting.”

Daim in Hamburg… An excerpt from the 2008 Documentary “bomb it”

This might be them ————————->

All I know is I can’t wait to flat black my Prius and throw this joint in the deck while the chick I just picked up at an art show has a rush of approval over her face and a smile that says she’s craving something…  For real. Well made Feel good music. Enjoy

‘Kazuki Takamatsu is a Japanese artist whose world is coming out of a fairy tale. But this fairy tale is not like the others. Dark and violent stories where floating melancholic childish figures are either in despair either in possession of lethal killing machines. Little melancholic lolitas posing with innocence create an atmospheric mystic world. Kazuki Takamatsu mixes traditional and modern techniques. On the one hand his works are gouache paintings (1) depicting three-dimensional objects and figures, whilst on the other hand he uses “Depth Map” (2) a technique where every pixel on the object he paints is a shade of gray that is proportional to its distance from the viewer. The match of these two techniques give a real sense of surrealism and astonishing depth. – yatzer

(1) ‘The method of mixing watercolor pigment with an opaque white pigment in a watercolor vehicle (made with gum arabic) is traditionally referred to as gouache. Gouache (pronounced “gwash”) comes from the Italian aguazzo, for mud. Gouache is ideal for illustration and photoreproduction. Gouache paintings are typically done on hot pressed papers or smooth art boards, since the paint imparts most of the texture and these surfaces help to create a perfectly flat paint film. Tinted papers are also more commonly used, since the tint is easily covered wherever desired, but lends a pleasing background hue in unpainted areas.

(2) ‘Shadow/Depth mapping or projective shadowing is a process by which shadows are added to 3D computer graphics. This concept was introduced by Lance Williams in 1978, in a paper entitled “Casting curved shadows on curved surfaces”. Since then, it has been used both in pre-rendered scenes, in realtime, even in many console and high-end PC games. Shadow mapping is used by Pixar’s RenderMan, and likewise, shadow mapping has been used in such films as Toy Story. Shadows are created by testing whether a pixel is visible from the light source, by comparing it to a z-buffer or depth image of the light source’s view, stored in the form of a texture.’

Kazuki Takamatsu was born in 1978 and graduated from the Tohoku University of Art and Design.

Agoraphobia from Dia Creative on Vimeo.

This is another artist we’re really feelin’ over here at Read The Label. Blaine Fontana is currently working and residing on Portland, OR as a full time fine artist, illustrator and graphic designer. Blaine has done work with Lineage Gallery, Upper Playground, FELT racing, The Lab 101 Gallery, Distinction Gallery, Keep A Breast, Ocean Pacific, SCION Installation Art Tour, TOYOTA, KID ROBOT, NIKE and Scribble Theory Gallery. Here’s a pretty solid but brief discription of Mr. Fontana via his bio on www.whatisblik.com “Blaine’s interests and inspiration come from world folklore and myth, ’60s design books, the animal kingdom, Japanese print composition and his back yard and upbringing.” He also manages his design studio with creative partner and wife, Eugenie Jolivett, creating branding packages, catalogs, web design, home furnishing products and interior design soliutions. I’m sure you’ll all be able to quickly see how talented this man is from just the few pics we’ve posted below but you should definitley go check his online Gallery and store out A.S.AP… Check Blaine’s site out here: www.blainefontana.com and then head over to see his posts on IdN’s www.society6.com
Read The Label Co-Signs what you’re doing Mr. Fontana and we hope to see much more in the near future. We thank you a lot for keeping our minds stimulated with your amazing artistry and please, keep up the good work Sir!

Ok we just got put up on this amazing artist by our close aphilliates @ HELL YEAH MAGAZINE . His name is Dalton Ghetti and we have a feeling you’ll be hearing it more and more in the next few years! We’re not going to get too far into the details about this man, as Hell Yeah already did a good job of that. What I have found out is that he is a quite talented, inspiring and original Sculpture and Carpenter with 25 years of work under his belt. He was born in Brazil and now works out of Connecticut? These pencil carvings are absolutely insane! The steady hand, time, dedication and meticulous attention to detail he enlists to pull these off is astounding. Here is a couple of examples of what we’re so amped on and why we had to share. After your interest is peaked, go see the full post over @ HELL YEAH’s BLOG.  Keep in mind that these are all carved out of the wood and Graphite of a normal sized pencil….

Wow!

Keep Doing your thing AUGOR!!!!!

SOFLES: Green Bags and Milk Crates from Selina Miles on Vimeo.

Less than a month to go! Check out the categories and get busy to WIN HUGE PRIZES.

The All Ironlak Graffiti Competition returns! Previously only for Australian heads, this year’s version of the competition is bigger and better than ever. This time around the competition is open to residents of Australia/ New Zealand and the Americas and features two different categories; Best Production and Best Piece. The Ironlak Family will be choosing a set of winners from Australia/ New Zealand and another set of winners from the Americas, so here’s your chance to flex your skills and win a gang of paint in the process.

Read on for entry details (click the image to read easier);

 We’re searching for the freshest pieces and craziest productions in Australia/New Zealand and the Americas.

Select a category:

Category 1: Best production.
Paint a production wall with your crew/ homies (2-6 people per entry).
Entries will be judged on overall theme and composition, background elements, characters and pieces/ letter styles. Aim to impress!

Prizes:
Three winners will be chosen from Australia/ New Zealand and three winners chosen from North/ South America; Judged by the Ironlak Family.
First PRIZE: 500 cans of Ironlak.
Second PRIZE: 240 cans of Ironlak.
Third PRIZE: 120 cans of Ironlak.
Encouragement award: 48 cans of Ironlak.

Category 2: Best piece.
Rock a solo piece (One person per entry only).
Entries will be judged on style, letter structure, originality, connections, colour scheme and fill effects. Make it burn!

Prizes:
Three winners will be chosen from Australia/ New Zealand and three winners chosen from North/ South America; Judged by the Ironlak Family.
First PRIZE: 240 cans of Ironlak.
Second PRIZE: 120 cans of Ironlak.
Third PRIZE: 60 cans of Ironlak.
Encouragement award: 36 cans of Ironlak.

How to enter:
Select your category above. Email a large photograph of your finished wall AND photographs of your used cans in front of the wall to: competition@ironlak.com

Pieces must be painted with 100% Ironlak paint (roll/ buff paint is allowed as a base). Enter as many times as you like. Competition closes 31 August 2010, so don’t sleep!

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: ALL ARTWORK MUST BE PAINTED WITH PERMISSION. OPEN TO RESIDENTS OF AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, USA, CANADA, HAWAII, MEXICO, COLOMBIA, ARGENTINA, CHILE, PERU, GUATEMALA & PUERTO RICO. SHOULD THE WINNER BE FROM A CITY THAT RESTRICTS THE SALE OF SPRAYPAINT TO MINORS, THE RECIPIENT OF THE PRIZE MUST BE OF LEGAL AGE. ENTRANTS GRANT IRONLAK PERMISSION TO USE ALL IMAGES FOR MARKETING PURPOSES

So here’s the first spotlight on one of my favorite Filmaker’s; Peter Medak. I’ve seen what I believe to be his first notable film, “ The Ruling Class ” but only once, a couple years ago and I always wanted to watch it again. Kind of freaky old flick where Peter O’toole, Plays a man who believes he’s Jesus and Jack the Ripper? While working on a bunch of British and American TV projects (that I’m not familiar with), he released a pretty good comedy with some Monty Pithon affiliates “ The Odd Job” and an ill ghost movie with George C. Scott, “Changeling” (Not that Eastwood crap, this was around 80’ or 81’), a comedic gay version of Zorro (that I’ve heard actually aint half bad) and a not so great philosophical drama with a great cast. Finally, on to my favorites, in this already tireless and potent visionaries body of work… The early 90’s Medak could do no wrong! Critics might not agree but he then proceeded to drop three of my all time favorite films back to back to back! In 1990, he put out “The Krays”, an excellent for the time, British gangster flick / Drama based on a true story of two infamous Brothers who ran London’s underworld in the 50’s and 60’s. In 1991 he dropped another Based on a true story joint about an infamous Capital Punishment trial in Great Brittan; “Let Him Have It”. This is one of the best drama’s I’ve ever seen and makes me cry every time I see it (No Homo). None of these films garnered huge monetary success accept maybe “The Ruling Class” which is what I believe made Medak continue a string of not so notable TV projects (accept maybe an episode he did of The Wire) but they definitely became some of my favorite films period.

The Medak film I wanted to post the first link for is Let Him Have It which is his masterpiece in my opinion. However the film I did post a great MU link for below was released in 1993, is a Crime / Drama / Neo Noir / Thriller, stars Gary Oldman and is called Romeo Is Bleeding. In one of Oldman’s best and few leading roles, he is disturbingly good as a corrupt NY detective. I’m very partial to these fast moving Crime stories and fanatical about almost every original noir film of the 40′s and 50′s (some of my favorites; Kiss Me Deadly, Murder My Sweet, The Big Sleep, Where The Sidewalk Ends, The Racket, Dead End, The Third Man, The Maltese Falcon, etc…). Maybe that’s why I’m so into this one but damn is the acting from everyone so on point ! Supporters such as Juliette Lewis, Roy Schieder, Annabella Sciorra, Michael Wincott and the incomparable female villain played eerily well by Lena Olin add so much to the films obvious homage to the Noir era (i.e.; the recycled plot and main emphasis on the unforgettable and definitely off-kilt characters of Jack and everyone he comes in contact with). Expertly directed by Medak and the D.P. Dariusz Wolski (who went on to do such films as ; The Crow, Dark City, The Mexican, Eagle Eye and is now doing the cinematography on Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland) did an amazing job and it seams like he really found a lot of his style and vision on this film. The story flows and intertwines quite well, other than a scene at the courthouse which defies logic and drops the ball completely. The rest of the movie is so good (specifically Oldman and Olin’s performances) that I can completely dismiss this scene as an end to a means and/or possibly an homage to the screwball plots of those before mentioned genre defining films.

Peter Medak is a personal hero of mine and a man who created some damned fine film and aint done yet. Let me know what you think?

Below I posted a Megaupload link for the film Romeo Is Bleeding… This one’s for the self-destructive hopeless romantic in all of you, please enjoy it.

Click on the cover pic for the full movie download.

So we started out watching the trial in suspense while B.I.G. was blowin up like the World Trade. We started picking up the pieces from the Northridge quake, had the Million Man March, the midwest heat wave, the introduction of the DVD and we lost Eazy-E. Biggie ended the year with the number one and number three rap singles in the country, Usual Suspects dropped one of the greatest twist endings in film history and then they found him not guilty…

Read the comments on this post to see the tracklists

I made toooooo many mixes for this crazy year in Rap releases and I’ll be droppin em’ sporadically but here’s the first two. If you didn’t listen to rap in the mid to late nineties, in a way, I envy you. Because you now have the chance to experience this section of times great artistic contributions with virgin ears. Download it and go back like car seats and parolees.

Bob’s 95′ Soundtrack Vol.1

Bob’s 95′ Soundtrack Vol.2

Read the comments on this post to see the tracklists and enjoy!

Download em’ and press play. They are in RAR. format so if you don’t know how to convert these files to mp3′s get the free UNRAR. App.

these mixes feature tracks released in 94′

Download here:

Bob’s 94′ Soundtrack Volumes 1&2

Bob’s 94′ Soundtrack Vol. 1

Bob’s 94′ Soundtrack Vol. 2

If you like the music buy the full albums!!!

Here we got some Really Dope and creatively potent song and visuals for you. Been a big fan of this artist for years and think everyone should be up on his thought provoking content, awesome production choices and undeniably nice delivery….

This Diverse banger was Produced by Derrick “Drop” Braxton (and possibly K-Kruz?)
From 2008’s Worldwide Renewal Program… Enjoy.

Diverse – Escape Earth
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Download: Diverse- Escape Earth

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Download the full chocolate Industries x Adult Swim World Wide Renewal Program compilation featuring Diverse, The Cool Kids, Proton etc.:

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Jeremy Fish X Aesop Rock

Alex Pardee X Upper Playground

I have a sneaking suspicion that people of all makes and models will be in to this one! Get it for free here. What up RO! Glad to see you finally getting a little bit of the love you deserve. YOU ARE A GENIUS SIR and I feel very privileged to know you !!! Keep It Movin.

A LOVE SUPREME 2.0 VERSION WITH ADDITIONAL TRACKS AND REMIX’S!!! BUY IT AND SUPPORT A NEW WAVE IN QUALITY LOS ANGELES HIP HOP MUSIC:
Produced in its entirety by my favorite producer; Ro BlvdA LOVE SUPREME is a super fresh serving of some great west coast hip hop! The tape has appearances from my other friend Free Speech, Talib Kweli, Evidence, Black Milk, Tunji, Bambu, Shawn Jackson, 6th Sense, and more. A couple gems produced by Ro are on here and some fire from a producer who seams to have a lot of promise named DIBIA$E & others. My joints are “Cali Soul” and “Mainstream Consumers” but over all the whole tape is quite nice. I think hip hop fans of all kinds will enjoy it so I posted a good Megaupload link that I tested and know works. Click on either the front or back Album artwork images below to download the full mixtape for free. Enjoy it my friends…

It’s been a long time dream of ours here at Read The label to supply and support a form of creative expression that we sincerely love. As long time artists ourselves and fans of graffiti and street art, we’ve been deeply rooted in the culture for 15 plus years and continue to be excited by and participate in these constantly evolving and mesmerizing art forms. On a personal and business level, we have long standing ties to a lot of pioneers and contemporary influential artists. Through these connections with like minded individuals, crews, posses, clicks and clans we’re constantly adding fresh visuals like this video and pushing for greater exposure and understanding of what we know to be one of the greatest artforms ever invented. Our main aim for the webstore (and storefront that’s coming soon) is to make it easier and more affordable for artists to scratch when they get that itch to create.

This video was a collaboration between Read The Label and Ironlak to promote the launch of our new webstore www.rtlsupply.com. We’ll be putting out much more fresh videos and promotional projects in the near future and for a long time to come so be ready to read those labels everywhere you go from now on! All hail the ancient art of graffiti! Death to the blank wall!