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*NEW* Wax Poetics Lesson 20 Chocolate T shirt
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Wax Poetics is one of the most influential music magazines out. With heavy weight music industry journalists, djs, producers, record label managers and collectors all putting pen to paper for the magazine, you get the deepest knowledge with the best of writing. As they have got some many good links in the industry they would inevitably come across some great designers. So it was a logical conclusion to knock up to fine t shirts. All the T shirts are made of high quality pre shrunk cotton, and all have a good shape to them.
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Shook Mag : No.6
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Summer 2009 issue includes Quantic in Colombia, Raekwon, Freddie Hubbard, 9th Wonder and True School, Rashad Smith aka Tumblin Dice, Seun Kuti, Eglo Crew (Alex Nut, Fatima, Floating Points, FunkinEven, Shuanise), JR in Providencia, Soul Power the Film, Rahaan & The Chicago Renaissance, Boris Vian, Charlie Dark short story, Karizma & Simbad, InDaHouse dancers, The Gentlemen of Bakongo, Goodhood, Sonar, Ornette’s Meltdown, Original Cultures, Horse Meat Disco, Eric Rico, Aura Urziceanu , Paul White, Fat City Producer’s Series, Ron English &c.
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Issue 41 East Coast Cover
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The bible of the soul, funk, jazz, beats and hip hop scenes. Essential for those who know and those who want to know more!
This is the Second HIP HOP EDITION they've done, with 2 covers.
This one the East Coast cover features KRS One and EPMD
Articles on Ice T, Ice Cube, KRS One, EPMD and many more.
Guru, Malcolm McLaren, and Chilly B are remembered.
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Soul7 T-Shirt Burgundy
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Here's a silver-grey print of the beautiful SOUL7 logo onto a burgundy tee.
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Vol 1, No 9 - Summer 2010
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South Africa has got it going on right now. Forget football (the country’s footballing heritage was decimated by apartheid), in 2010 it’s South Africa’s young party starters, streetwear entrepreneurs, dance music moguls, grassroots organizations, and Pan-African publishers who are attracting the eyes of the world. South Africa has never considered itself anything but a First World country and this is what a new generation is out to prove. In our special South Africa issue, headline artists BLK JKS meet guitar hero Dr. Phillip ‘Malombo’ Tabane; international dance music stars Black Coffee and Culoe de Song provide an entry point into the ubiquitous house music scene; and in the beating heart of Soweto we meet the country’s future leaders. We also revisit the radical 1960s jazz players through Basil Breakey’s photography, the multi-racial 1980s hip-hop movement in Cape Town and highlight new movements like the Pan African Space Station. Elsewhere in the issue, Bilal gets us all hot in the middle, DJ Spinn gives us a brief history of Chi-Town’s Footworkers and how he needs Juke Music All Night Long. There’s Sun Ra’s Arkestra, The Now Sound of Brasil, Colombian soundsystems and much more…
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