EAST3: Bailrok! Mahalo for taking the time to do this interview with me! You are such an inspiration to all ages! East3: What or whom inspired you to be a part of Hip Hop and dancing? At what age did you start dancing? BAILROK: I have always loved to dance ever since I can remember. …
East3: ALOHA Justin Bua! Mahalo Nui for taking the time to do this interview! I am a big fan and I’m hyped to do this! East3: Can you share your art history (when you started and how you evolved) and background (art school or self taught)? At what age did you start? Do you come…
El Nino: First off much respect to you East, you are a humble and dope brotha as well, and i admire your artwork bro, real fresh. East3: Mahalo Nui we are students of the culture! East3: First of I gotta say El Niño is one cool and humble brotha! We got a chance to kick…
Shadow Styles was a huge success! The fusion of contemporary fashion and Hip Hop party brought 2 worlds together for one special night off music, art and dance. Event was c0-organized by Sky Fung and filmed by world renowned party/dance/surf cinematographer Mason Rose on Red Epic cams for international release to showcase Hawaii’s party scene.…
Bay Area and Sacramento please take a moment of your time to support this event organized by Mighty 4 (youth based Nono-profit) for Bboy Gerald Casterlow. All proceeds will go towards the funeral costs. Bboy Gerald is Bay area legend that has won world titles for his dancing ability and innovation! Please spread the word!
Cypher Adikts is not just a jam it’s a movement born out of a necessity in today’s community to bring balance in our culture. Away from the competitions and music interruption this jam is all about keeping it raw and representing to the fullest. There’s not much more to say, the name speaks for itself…
Q: At what age did you start getting into Hip Hop and why? A: I was hip hop the day I was born. It wasn’t really a choice. It all happened naturally, and I thank my family for that. My dad “Leanski” and my uncle “Noz” are pioneers in the hip hop community over here…
As an artist I feel like the best way to create is to “commit to the line”. When drawing with a pen (no initial pencil sketch) you have to use a lot more concentration and control which develops your drawing style and technique. Pen renderings don’t allow you to make mistakes and similar to Bboys…