I’m not gonna act like I’m tight with Shaolin Park or anything, but I have been supporting their music for awhile now with the site and with our collab shirt. I just found out today that Guap passed away. This was one of the last – if not the last – tracks that got put out by him. The dude was dope as a lyricist and obviously taken too early.
Life, man. Everyone has got to know that no matter what ups and downs you got going on in your life – love, success, family, failure – it can all come to an end in the blink of an eye. I suppose all we can really do is keep it moving and not dwell on bullshit because that abrupt end is coming for us all, whether we like it or not. If you’re feeling bummed by this post, don’t be. Just live your life and enjoy every fucking second you got on this ridiculous planet with the people you love. R.I.P. Guap of Shaolin Park.
It feels extra corny to post this, but I must, for you Internet. Enjoy this great post of 50 Fine Photos Of Women Up In Smoke today by the good folks at Complex (via Mz. Rio) … also check out some 420 vids courtesy of Confusion at Pigeons & Planes. Be safe World !
Chuuwee / CaliGraphi / Amalgam Digital just dropped Chuu’s latest video off of the upcoming Crown Me King project that’s set to drop April 24th. If you don’t know what West Francia is, click here and find out.
Andrew “Pyro” Chung (of Toronto, Canada) is a professional dancer, performer, and street dance instructor/choreographer from Toronto, Canada. You may have spotted him on T.V, in movies, or touring around the world doing live stage performances. He has opened for artists such as Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock, Hedley, Kardinal Offishall, and Maestro Fresh Wes. He has also been featured in productions such as The International Indian Film Academy (IIFA), and most recently, the closing ceremony of the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico 2011 under the direction of Luther Brown (SYTYCD Canada judge).
Pyro has also entered numerous dance competitions and battles over the last decade. In the last 2 years alone, he has won 9 all styles championships in various events across North America.
Outside of performing, Pyro has dedicated many years to his students and surrounding dance community. Having taught workshops in Europe, Canada and the United States, he is continuously striving to spread the knowledge of street dance he has gained throughout his years.
Massive shoutouts and respect to Pyro & Mr. Johnny Loh for putting together a great video and supporting the brand! Make sure you keep up with Pyro and all the inspiring & creative work that he does for the youth & community, both locally & internationally!
Big muthafucking congrats to Chuuwee for getting signed to Amalgam Digital!!! It’s been a long time coming and a lot of hard work – it was only a matter of time before it paid off, and you know I always knew this! Much thanks to Chuu for supporting Ooloo and wishing him continued success and blessings for the future.
Make sure you check out our collab t-shirt with Chuuwee by clicking here, and check out Chuuwee and Jonathan Lowell’s mixtape Be Cool, which was sponsored by Ooloo and the first project that Amalgam Digital sponsored as well: Chuuwee x Jonathan Lowell: Be Cool
Marley San, of Shaolin Park, recently dropped this 6-track mixtape called neverbeanother. A couple nice tracks below – looking forward to what the group has in store next. Ooloo also released it’s collab t-shirt with them, click here to check it out!
