One of the best evening of our holidays: Pantiero Festival’s hip hop evening in Cannes featuring Cut Chemist, Wax Tailor, and Dilated Peoples. This is our short video from the evening but click here for a lot more.

Mark Ronson is sooo hot right now.
Check out some of our fav’ clips from the past. The tasty ingredients we are looking for the perfect video soup are great tunes and animations.

FF’sD live in Paris, June 30th!! Don’t miss it!

It’s been a long time since the last post, but www.snowbroader.eu is taking most of our time and energy

However an important news chafouincrew-wise is that since a couple of weeks Remi and Zit have found a solution to make their Boolimix radio shows, party mixes and more available for download on their blog.
Mellow reggae vibes, funky tracks or disco hits, it’s a treat for every avid music lover!

Last WE in Lyon, a lot was happening : Fetes des Lumieres, David’s birthday, chafouincrew and BrOADER meeting!

The best way is to celebrate with a Boolimix party on the Sirius boat. Classical funky beats, and mellow atmosphere, it was 4 o’clock before we even had time to say booooooolimix baby!

Pics are here! If you want high res. drop a mail.

Merci Tienne Tienne NatNat c t un bon WE!!!

Just bought a video Ipod in NY…it rocks! Read this really interesting story on the birth of the Ipod in this month’s Wired mag!

Union Square is a super lively place in the heart on NY. There’s guy there trying to write himself in the Guiness book of records for the most push-ups with people on his back, there are skateboarders, dog walkers, tourists, t-shirts and art sellers…it’s a non stop action place where sometimes there are also mellow reggae vibes!

Beck has a new record out. But here is my favorite of his video clips : dance robot syle!

Urban art and expression celebration in the Grand Palais in Paris this WE. Here is a video with bits and pieces : C2C DJing (these guys are4 times world champions!), human beat box, battles, graph, skate and BMX…

Do you know Sarko? In 2007, France will have a new President, and Sarko is today Minister of homeland affairs. Known for his radars on the streets, over mediatisation, pro-americanism, police scandals…he’ll probably end up winning the next elections…

So here’s our first odeo post with Sarko skanking his lyrics.
If you wanna fun, click on the odeo button on the left side, and leave us a cool voice message!

I was listening to Radio Nova on the way to the job, an acoustic performance of Creep from Radiohead was playing. Max spoke about a really cool animation clip made using this acoustic version. I found it on youtube (rich bast*rds), it’s great work and here it is :

Smile!

Papy’s finest selection! Don’t forget the boolimix radio shows tonight!

Directed by Michel Gondry who’s film The Science of Sleep  is in theater right now, Dave Chapelle’s block party features Chappelle during the fall of 2004 when he threw a block party in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City. He invited several alternative hip hop and neo-soul musical artists to perform at the party, including Kanye West, Mos Def, Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, and The Roots along with The Central State University Marching Band. Lauryn Hill was also scheduled to perform at the party, but since Columbia Records refused to release her songs for use in the production, she decided instead to reunite The Fugees for the occasion.

Remember them? Well they are back!
This event is happening in Maribor next WE. Get out there for some bike fights, freestyle action, skateboard contest, break dance show and live concerts!

More infos here.

A documentary about the history of punk rock in America from 1980-1986. Generally unheralded at the time, the early 1980s hardcore punk rock scene gave birth to much of the rock music and culture that followed. There would be no Nirvana, Beastie Boys or Red Hot Chili Peppers were it not for hardcore pioneers such as Black Flag, Bad Brains and Minor Threat. Hardcore was more than music, it was a social movement created by Reagan-era misfit kids. The participants constituted a tribe unto themselves, some finding a voice, others an escape in the hard-edged music. And while some sought a better world, others were just angry and wanted to raise hell. “American Hardcore” traces this lost subculture, from its early roots in 1980 to its extinction in 1986.

Are you Boolimix too? If yes you have to listen to the last Boolimix radio show of the summer here AND here tonight (starts at 9pm GMT). Otherwise chech out this little tribute musical slide show below and to take home with you download the most steroid packed funky disco mixtape on the loungebox site! Boolimix baby!