This video is some behind-the-scene footage to the making of B. Dolan’s “Fallen House, Sunken City,” which is scheduled to drop March 2 on Strange Famous Records. The music that appears in this video comes from the songs Leaving NY as well as Border Crossing.

The True School Park Jam Series is becoming one of my favorite video documentaries around. This is a trailer for the upcoming episode which will feature Afrika Bambaataa, Kool DJ Red Alert, and The Original Jazzy Jay reuniting on the wheels of steel for the first time in over 25 years. If you like this, check out the last episode featuring Biz Markie and Kid Capri.

I stumbled across this yesterday after posting Sadat X’s live performance of Come On during Masta Ace and EDO.G’s record release party at Southpaw in Brooklyn – which I unfortunately missed due to my holiday vacation.

I was told afterward that Homeboy Sandman opened the show, and this is footage of his performance of Airwave Air Raid – one of my favorite tracks from his ‘08 album “Actual Factual Pterodactyl.” Footage by Chilly S.

This post is dedicated to my brother D Long! The video is a live performance of Come On by Sadat X during last week’s Masta Ace and EDO.G record release party at Southpaw in Brooklyn – recorded by Chilly S.

Come On is one of my brother’s all time favorite songs, which he listens to over and over again on his way to play golf every weekend during the summer. Apparantly, the track amps him up and makes him play better … despite the fact that the sophisticated cats on the golf course often look negatively upon a guy singing “C’mon, motherfuckers, c’mon!” before every drive. Thanks for a great holiday D!

Big ups to Mark Carranceja and Noisemaker Media for sending this video over. This is their most recent episode of The True School Park Jam Series featuring Biz Markie and Kid Capri.

This song is the official anthem of the Fresh Air Tour. You can download the track for FREE here.

Live performance of Eyedea & Abilities’ Burn Fetish, from their new album “By The Throat.” If you like this, you should also check out their live performance of Spin Cycle.

This is some dope footage from Grouch’s 2008 “How The Grouch Stole Christmas Tour.” The footage also includes a sneak peak of the Grouch’s BOOM! video – which features Slug and is produced by Amplive of Zion I.

This is a artist feature for the 2009 Rock The Bells tour. This feature is on K’naan, who’s “Troubadour” remains one of the top albums of the year.

Live performance of one of my favorite hip-hop tracks ever. This footage is taken from the “Life Is Easy” DVD.