Monday, April 14, 2008
Flight Club Re-Opens on Greene St.
World renown sneaker-spot Flight Club has re-opened its original New York location on Greene Street after a huge renovation. The reopening of this store is the fourth brick-and-mortar shop for the brand — two in NYC, one in LA and one in Japan — but the smart founders knew that not everyone who likes sneakers is in one of those cities, which is why their online strategy is so good. Be sure to check out the world-famous online store, and put some of your exclusive footwear of the highest quality up for sale to the masses.
Guilty Simpson
What separates Detroit’s husky emcee Guilty Simpson from many other emcees that depict dark images of urban landscapes is the fact that he like Senator Obama is believable, unlike so many “Clintonesque” rappers who say what people want to hear because it may bring the popularity and followers. When it comes to the musical tradition that Detroit has started and progresses forward from Motown, Slum Village to Eminem; Simpson with his unique voice and consistent lyricism is only keeping alive the standard that has been built, and at his own pace Guilty is spreading the legacy that is Detroit music and culture. Read the rest at Scheme
Mike Chavarria
Mike Chavarria also known as MikeChav or Chav Guevara is a name that will be in households and speakers near you for years to come. The Detroit native was raised in a musical environment with parents that produced music as their respective professions, so it’s usually natural that children tend to follow in their parents footsteps. Working with greats like Dr. Dre, Denaun Porter, and the late J Dilla who along side friend Johnny Evans built his Detroit studio. Currently Chav has been heavily engrossed and playing an integral part of Erykah Badu’s latest effort New Amerykah and Jay Electronica’s world renowned Act I. Chavarria plans on making music for the human family and that he hopes will eventually heard by all. Read the rest of the interview at Scheme
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