Hip Hop Fellowship: The Hip Hop Blog for All <br /> <br />Content ranges from Free Downloads to Articles and News. Visit us now. http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008 Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:51:14 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/120/28/ Ah, finally found time to get this done.One more video: News - News Sun, 02 Nov 2008 00:18:23 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/119/29/ Dafrosty got some FYS videos uploaded on YouTube here (http://www.youtube.com/dafrosty). Here's a couple of them featuring Dafrosty doing his spoken word set and Lip Phlow. Lip Phlow Dafrosty If you got videos or photos of FYS, you know the deal, email me Online Music/Video Streaming - Online Video Streaming Mon, 20 Oct 2008 19:54:05 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/118/28/ We had this great element in the show called THE WALL, which is suggested by Manisha (Props to her!). Basically THE WALL is a big piece of paper where the audience in FREE YO SOUL are to write what you love about hiphop . And damn, we had some mad thoughts scribbled! Here&#39;s a picture of THE WALL on FREE YO SOUL 18th October:email me (component/option,com_contact/Itemid,3/) or simply just hit &#39;comments&#39;. News - News Sun, 19 Oct 2008 23:40:07 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/117/28/ First up, a million thank yous to all who came down, the performers (yall were crazy!), and of course the ones at home watching it online. It was a fun and exciting journey. Yes, it was stuffy and compact but hey, it was all love and a different experience. I&#39;m overwhelmed by the responses we get after the event. Keep em&#39; coming! We love your feedback/comments/shoutouts, so just email me! Shoutouts to Shul, handling sound of the day, Manisha for taking care of the tickets and marketing the gig, my man Psylence for the asskickery poster and impromptu hosting (it was dope!). The performers, Vanguard Oddities kicking off the show at a good height, Dinnezel and the whole Locura Familia (Life is great!), La Qubec, Lip Phlow Rauzan (Brand New Feeling!), Dafrosty with his refreshing spoken word, Rapscallion, Psylence, Enero and the other dude (damn, missed name! sorry! haha) for the dope freestyle session. And of course, the audience, the lovely ladies, especially the one with the fan, everyone wants to stand next to her! Haha, Bob, King Shah (thanks for coming brother!), Charles, Johnson, The A Game (thanks for email, man!) and to the rest of yall, thanks a lot for coming! Photos and videos coming this week! News - News Sun, 19 Oct 2008 23:21:53 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/116/29/ Yes. that's right. The broadcast starts at 5pm. If there's any delays, we're sorry! Just be a bit patient alright. If in doubt of anything, just refresh the page. Alternatively, you can view the broadcast here (http://www.justin.tv/hiphopfellowship). Watch live video from hiphopfellowship's channel on Justin.tv (http://www.justin.tv/hiphopfellowship) Online Music/Video Streaming - Online Video Streaming Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:08:49 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/115/28/ The support we&#39;re receiving has been great and by the end of this weekend, it&#39;ll be even better! We&#39;re happy to announce that all available tickets are sold out and there will be no door sales so if you turn up on the day without a ticket, you might be turn down!If you don&#39;t have a ticket, chillax, you will have another way to catch it. How? Keep checking back hiphopfellowship.com, especially on the 18th! For those with a ticket, please try your best to be on time! You won&#39;t wanna miss a minute of the show. The show starts at 5pm. FREE YO SOUL is hosted at OdioCrib Studios which is located at Blk 261, #04-14 Waterloo Centre, Waterloo St. Which is just 5-10 minute walk from Bugis MRT. Simply just follow the direction on the map: Once you see Blk 261 (Waterloo Centre), simply just go up to the fourth floor and head over to OdioCrib. We will have directional posters pasted along the way so do watch out for it! That&#39;s about it and SEE YOU THERE! Keep checking back here! News - News Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:11:14 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/114/28/ We&#39;re giving away a pair of tickets to two lucky winners for absolutely free! All you have to do is answer the simple question below and if you&#39;re lucky, you&#39;re on your way to watching Free Yo Soul! featuring a great line-up of performers on the 18th of October, 2008.Q: Name one of the Guest performers featured in Free Yo Soul!E-mail your answers to divinetic @ gmail . com (remove spaces) with your Name and Contact Number by 5th October, 2008. Winners will be notified via e-mail or SMS. Keep em&#39; coming! News - News Sat, 27 Sep 2008 21:52:13 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/113/28/ We all get tired and sometimes wish to hand it to the professional to take the mics. Which is why HHF has line-up 3 magnificent guest artists who will be gracing the stage with their presence at Free Yo Soul! Look forward to performances by Vanguard Oddities, Lip Phlow and Psylence while you wait your turn to take the stage! In addition to our guest performers, our open-mic segment has been filled up with registrations from La Qubec, DaFrosty and Dinneezel (Locura Familia)! Come down and check out the hard-hitting, feet-tapping performances they have prepared for you for the 18th of October. _______________________________________________________ We&#39;re getting great support from you guys with currently over 70% of FYS tickets booked! So hurry now! Do not miss your chance to grab hold of one! Tickets are running at $5 and you can get it via SMS (Rizal - 96158584) or email ( divinetic @ gmail . com). Payment can be made via Funds Transfer or Meet-up. See you there! News - News Sat, 27 Sep 2008 21:50:55 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/112/28/ Subscribe to Free Yo Soul(FYS) updates! Trust me, we got a lot of surprises in store for you in the coming weeks. Simply just fill up this form to be part of FYS Email updates: Join the Mailing List Enter your name and email address below: Name: Email: Subscribe Unsubscribe Get your Free Mailing List (http://www.bravenet.com/webtools/elist/)by Bravenet.com (http://www.bravenet.com) Open Mic Registration closed! Thanks to all for submit yo registrations! To those who didn't manage to send your emails on time or didn't get the chance to register, don't worry, we have a special slot during the event that is open to the floor! Yes, anyone can pick up the mic and do your thang! So get your tickets, and don't forget to bring your instrumental, you might just have the chance to own the stage! How to purchase your tickets? For now, we'll just be doing pre-sale (and the tickets are running out fast!). So if you wanna buy your presale tickets simply email me at divinetic @ gmail .com (without spaces) with your name or drop me a SMS at (Rizal - 96158584). I accept payment via POSB Funds Transfer (ibanking) & meet-up. Let's get it on, and free yo soul! News - News Wed, 24 Sep 2008 05:27:33 +0100 http://hiphopfellowship.com/2008/content/view/111/26/ Great article written by WordsManifest of The Rebel Scum, in most parts it does reflect back to the Hip Hop community here in Singapore too. I refuse to give props to a Malaysian hip hop community that has not done enough to perpetuate its raison d’etre. As practitioners of the art form, be it by emceeing, or deejaying, or through breaking, graffiti, running record labels, gig organizing, merchandising, webmastering or what have you, hip hop culture in Malaysia is stagnant and in decline, straight up and down. We might say that we’re still here, that we’re still holding on, but survival alone does not warrant a JUICE issue dedicated to us and what we’re trying to do. First off, hip hop in Malaysia is not new. The culture has been around since kids were breakdancing on checkered mats in Central Market in the 80s. Stop saying it is in interviews as a way of justifying why hip hop isn’t as prevalent as rock music. The rock scene has a definite sense of history; we don’t. As long as we maintain that hip hop is in perpetual infancy we’ll always be treating the community, such as it is, and the culture like a three-year old who doesn’t know any better. There’s been a lot of water under the bridge, and it’s up to the Malaysian hip hop community to accept it as part of its heritage, learn from it, and build on its foundations. You don’t know where you’re going until you know where you’re coming from. Get online and read something about hip hop, here and worldwide, if you really love it. Then act accordingly. Articles - Articles Wed, 17 Sep 2008 02:14:10 +0100