A Record of Streetwear & Urban Art — 2006–2014
Established in 2002, the Hip Hop Odyssey International Film Festival—H20IFF for short—has evolved into the largest hip-hop film festival in the world, spanning a full two…
At 24, Leah McSweeney is the successful owner of the breakout female streetwear brand, Married To The MOB NYC, a clothing line that’s been in operation…
The question if rap music can be regulated after its industry, its fans and its musicians are green-lighted by major record labels and various corporate beneficiaries…
Pascal Alouidor and Derek Smith are Alador and Smith, a Brooklyn-based clothing line that draws inspiration from everything under the sun, offering concept driven clothing with…
Internationally active since 1991, Hieroglyphics have maintained a strong presence in independent hip-hop circles with consistent releases from its respective crew members for over 15 years.…
Jamel Shabazz loves Brooklyn as if it were his child. In fact, Shabazz’s love for community extends past the shutter speed and F-stop settings that capture…
As one of the most lyrical, and innovative artists coming up in hip-hop right now, Grafh has a lot to prove. Although he’s been putting it…
Owned and operated by four friends from NYC, Kilo Goods, a subsiduary of Kilo International, debuted in 2006 with fresh bright colored designs, referencing Miami culture,…
Since Karmaloop’s creation in 1999, it has earned its title as the premier site for exclusive street-wear brands and apparel by claiming street-wear’s unclaimed, online crown.…
At first glance, James Marshall appears to be an average 38-year-old man with children, a wife and a mortgage, but deep inside Marshall rests a creative…
