Posts Tagged ‘kid sister’
Kid Sister & Riff Raff – Hide & Seek [Music Video Premiere]
Wednesday, October 5, 2011 by
Corey Davis |
No Comments |
Category: Electro, Music, Music Video, Rap
Kid Sister Kiss Kiss Kiss [Mixtape]
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 by
A.ware |
No Comments |
Category: Electro, Music, Pop, Rap
I need everyone to go out and support the homie Kid Sister’s new tape. We Love her over here at Greedmont plus shes like a major trendsetter worldwide. Shes on the verge of being the baddest chick in the game honestly. CLick here for free download
“As promised, Kid Sister’s Kiss Kiss Kiss mixtape is now here for free download! Jams abound, including the trunk-bumpin Gucci Mane collab “Gucci Rag Top,” a crazy “Work Them” freestyle, collabs, remixes and more, with Nick Catchdubs on the DJ mixin duties. Warm up with this now!”
Carte Blanche feat. Kid Sister “Do! Do! Do!”
Monday, January 10, 2011 by
Team Greedmont |
No Comments |
Category: Entertainment, Music Video
Check out Carte Blanche x Kid Sister’s latest video for her song “Do! Do! Do!”. I really appreciate that animation that is embedded in this video, which makes it quite different from others. This video has been praised by both Perez Hilton and HypeBeast and hopefully you’l like it too.
Greedmont Park Magazine #1 [Summer 2010]
Wednesday, July 28, 2010 by
Corey Davis |
22 Comments; |
Category: Alternative/Rock, Art, Culture, Electro, Entertainment, Fashion, Music, Pop, Rap, RnB/Jazz/Soul, Sex Love Money
With bundles of hard copies coming fresh off the press and being packaged to be distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, and ATL). I am proud to present you the first issue of Greedmont Magazine! A free bimonthly publication we’ve been working on extensively with our team “bloggers” over the past month to put together. In the beginning I didn’t think it was possible, but everyone agreed it was time to take the blog to the next level by turning it into a magazine. The first issue features interviews Fefe Dobson along with Fool’s Gold artist, Kid Sister and A-Trak; and with some of our favorite local artist like Brandon Sadler and Carla Aaron-Lopez. Enjoy!
[Cover art by Tunde Ogunnoiki]
Kid Sister – Big N Bad [Video]
Saturday, July 24, 2010 by
Corey Davis |
No Comments |
Category: Electro, Music, Music Video, Rap
This new track from Kid Sister is pretty major. Of course, she’s looking beautiful, as usual. Lyrically, she goes in on this dope, uptempo A-Trak beat. I can get with it, she definitely came back with a banger! [comma abuser]
Kid Sister -Daydreaming [Rewind]
Wednesday, July 21, 2010 by
A.ware |
No Comments |
Category: Electro, Entertainment, Music, Pop, rewind, Video
Not really a Rewind but it was never posted here and I love this song, definitely my favorite Kid Sister song ever, Expect big things from her in the future ..
Pro Nails. Kid Sister Interview.
Thursday, June 17, 2010 by
Team Greedmont |
5 Comments; |
Category: Entertainment, Interview
I’m dying in a fit of laughter as Kid Sister goes into detail about her first ever nail installation, “[I was}13 about to be 14 when I first got nails they were blood red and VERY whorey. So racy. I look back at pictures. I was overweight. Looked like a brunette Miss Piggy.” She goes on to assure me that she took a break during college, “Because it’s hard to type with them.” Of course, I start off the interview with nails, especially since it’s Kid Sisters iconic
trademark and the theme behind her chart topping, Kanye West featured single “Pro Nails” that brought her career to sudden and unprecedented fame. Many people know Kid Sister for her electronic, smack talking, and sassy singles and at times, they associate the themes behind Kid Sister’s musical releases to her character. She has been dubbed: care-free, strong, sassy, and uncensored, and it’s not a bad thing. In a world full of females who are content in being Barbara Walters, Honey Bee Home Makers, Martha Stewarts, and Barbies, Kid Sister is Mae West meets Jane Fonda.
At first I was taken back by her bluntness. It came in a disparate variety of truth that you don’t come across often these days. How does love inspire your music? It’s more like lust. How Does Pain inspire you? It doesn’t my life is awesome, I don’t go through too much stuff. Do you ever get compared to Lil Mama? Not really ever. What would be your dream collaboration? Someone no one would think I’m a fan of like Hurricane Chris or something…
(more…)
A-Trak x Greedmont Park [Interview]
Monday, May 17, 2010 by
Team Greedmont |
5 Comments; |
Category: Electro, Music, Pop, Rap, RnB/Jazz/Soul
The setting is a venue in East Hollywood. Talk about hearts on the dance floor. Flashing lights fight with the hazy smoke in attempt to reach out to you. Psychedelic glimpses of heaven spin in your head as you absorb the energy pulsating from the colorful strobe lights overhead. Your feet are in a pretty sticky situation, and with every jump and grind your shoes become more and more engulfed in vat of beer, vodka, burnt bits and depending on the extremity of the party that you are at, vomit. Bones, everywhere. Especially the more pointed and dangerous ones. I dare you to get out of sync with the thumping crowd and expect an elbow or shoulder blade to not get slammed into your face. In the middle of this musical orgy, I spy with my drunken eyes a wasted youth clutching his beer bottle, celebrating the life that he has just began, the fears of failure a bachelors degree away. I spy with my drunken eyes a cocky persona, her jeans hug her curves tightly, she’s thirty, crow’s feet is a dead giveaway, but to anyone with the right amount of cash and with the right whip, she’s twenty one. Tonight she has been anonymously crowned queen of the dance floor. And why shouldn’t she be, she got the night off and saved up for the damn tickets. Not to mention the fact that it took two hours to straighten that mess of a hair and squeeze those size 14 hips into size 7 jeans. I spy with my drunken eyes a confident and happy persona,she’s alone. No need for an entourage of girls to blend in with and a steady supply of drinks to free her spirit! She is high off of life, an institution that she has forced herself to ignore the negative facet of and instead remain fixated on the good.
Sadness, happiness, love, hate, sin and lies all under one roof and don’t tell me you can’t feel the energy radiating in a room full of hip thumpers and rump shakers. I spy with my drunken eyes, the creator of it all, the man with the golden hands spinning and turning rhythms and anthems that combined potently and subliminally force you to let go of the worries of life and give in to the joys of the night. We hail him the Apollo of the turntables, his fans and beloved following refer to him as A-Trak. If you deem necessary we can cut the figurative bullshit and throw around the known as, Alan Macklovitch. When you’re a creator that has been at the forefront of such a massive and monumental movement, Shiva, Zeus, Allah it’s all the same just as long as you acknowledge the creation that has taken place, the work, hustle, grind.
Although music as an art form is abstract, I got a chance to talk about the more concrete aspect of it with A-Trak. We talked about everything from the late DJ AM and Keith Elam, brought the conversation to life with the pharaohs of hip hop and rhythmic harmonies: Africa Bambaataa, Kanye West, Jam Master Jay and took it right back to where it started with the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, Audio Research, and a bar mitzvah. From the commencement of the interview, there was a characteristic in A-Trak’s being that I instantly held in high regard. He knew his stuff. So many people will drone on for hours, giving you auditory tours of their celebrity lives, but with A-Trak, I was schooled on the art that he specializes in, DJing. A-Trak, Kanye West’s handpicked tour DJ, the man who has scratched Kanye West, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Common and Kid Cudi classics, 1997 winner of the DMC World Championships, taught me about sets, routines, and the techniques to masterfully mixing songs from different genres to create one sweltering night. After ensuring that I was sufficiently schooled on the art of mixing, we went on to talk about some of the people that have influenced A-Trak. We started off with the late Guru,Keith Elam, who A-Trak said inspired him by simply “making good records”. We began to talk about the Gang Starr duo that Guru had been the half of and A-Trak commended them on how they stayed “truthful and gritty” at a time when hip hop was evolving. On the subject of emcee’s and gritty hip hop, Run DMC and especially Jam Master Jay took home the award and were cited as being the “pioneers of hip hop” that exposed a whole generation to a new style of music that eventually took over the nation. Jam Master Jay, he dubbed the “anchor that kept [Run DMC’s] credibility as a group unquestionable”. So as you can clearly see, not only does the man have the keen ability to mix songs to get the most favorable ass shaking result, but he also knows the history and importance of all these hits. (more…)
Kid Sister Daydreaming (Helsinki 78-82 Remix)
Friday, April 23, 2010 by
A.ware |
No Comments |
Category: Electro, Music, Pop, Rap
Helsinki x Kid Sister -Daydreaming mix sounds pretty official
Kid Sister – Daydreaming (Helsinki 78-82 Remix)
Kid Sister – Daydreaming (Helsinki 78-82 Remix)
Greedmont Playground’s: Atlanta Top 10
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 by
Simon Duval |
7 Comments; |
Category: Music
We decided to comprise a list of all of our favorite indie artist who represent the city best. The aritst we choose was selected on skill, style, consistency, and buzz factor. Though the list is mainly composed of rappers, we tried to include someone from every genre. They are in not particular order (well, not really… This wasn’t exactly an easy task), but to check out the Atlanta Top 10 (more…)
Kid Sister & Riff Raff – Hide & Seek [Music Video Premiere]
Wednesday, October 5, 2011 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Electro, Music, Music Video, Rap
Kid Sister Kiss Kiss Kiss [Mixtape]
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 by A.ware | No Comments | Category: Electro, Music, Pop, Rap
I need everyone to go out and support the homie Kid Sister’s new tape. We Love her over here at Greedmont plus shes like a major trendsetter worldwide. Shes on the verge of being the baddest chick in the game honestly. CLick here for free download
“As promised, Kid Sister’s Kiss Kiss Kiss mixtape is now here for free download! Jams abound, including the trunk-bumpin Gucci Mane collab “Gucci Rag Top,” a crazy “Work Them” freestyle, collabs, remixes and more, with Nick Catchdubs on the DJ mixin duties. Warm up with this now!”
Carte Blanche feat. Kid Sister “Do! Do! Do!”
Monday, January 10, 2011 by Team Greedmont | No Comments | Category: Entertainment, Music Video
Check out Carte Blanche x Kid Sister’s latest video for her song “Do! Do! Do!”. I really appreciate that animation that is embedded in this video, which makes it quite different from others. This video has been praised by both Perez Hilton and HypeBeast and hopefully you’l like it too.
Greedmont Park Magazine #1 [Summer 2010]
Wednesday, July 28, 2010 by Corey Davis | 22 Comments; | Category: Alternative/Rock, Art, Culture, Electro, Entertainment, Fashion, Music, Pop, Rap, RnB/Jazz/Soul, Sex Love Money
With bundles of hard copies coming fresh off the press and being packaged to be distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, and ATL). I am proud to present you the first issue of Greedmont Magazine! A free bimonthly publication we’ve been working on extensively with our team “bloggers” over the past month to put together. In the beginning I didn’t think it was possible, but everyone agreed it was time to take the blog to the next level by turning it into a magazine. The first issue features interviews Fefe Dobson along with Fool’s Gold artist, Kid Sister and A-Trak; and with some of our favorite local artist like Brandon Sadler and Carla Aaron-Lopez. Enjoy!
[Cover art by Tunde Ogunnoiki]
Kid Sister – Big N Bad [Video]
Saturday, July 24, 2010 by Corey Davis | No Comments | Category: Electro, Music, Music Video, Rap
This new track from Kid Sister is pretty major. Of course, she’s looking beautiful, as usual. Lyrically, she goes in on this dope, uptempo A-Trak beat. I can get with it, she definitely came back with a banger! [comma abuser]
Kid Sister -Daydreaming [Rewind]
Wednesday, July 21, 2010 by A.ware | No Comments | Category: Electro, Entertainment, Music, Pop, rewind, Video
Not really a Rewind but it was never posted here and I love this song, definitely my favorite Kid Sister song ever, Expect big things from her in the future ..
Pro Nails. Kid Sister Interview.
Thursday, June 17, 2010 by Team Greedmont | 5 Comments; | Category: Entertainment, Interview
I’m dying in a fit of laughter as Kid Sister goes into detail about her first ever nail installation, “[I was}13 about to be 14 when I first got nails they were blood red and VERY whorey. So racy. I look back at pictures. I was overweight. Looked like a brunette Miss Piggy.” She goes on to assure me that she took a break during college, “Because it’s hard to type with them.” Of course, I start off the interview with nails, especially since it’s Kid Sisters iconic
trademark and the theme behind her chart topping, Kanye West featured single “Pro Nails” that brought her career to sudden and unprecedented fame. Many people know Kid Sister for her electronic, smack talking, and sassy singles and at times, they associate the themes behind Kid Sister’s musical releases to her character. She has been dubbed: care-free, strong, sassy, and uncensored, and it’s not a bad thing. In a world full of females who are content in being Barbara Walters, Honey Bee Home Makers, Martha Stewarts, and Barbies, Kid Sister is Mae West meets Jane Fonda.
At first I was taken back by her bluntness. It came in a disparate variety of truth that you don’t come across often these days. How does love inspire your music? It’s more like lust. How Does Pain inspire you? It doesn’t my life is awesome, I don’t go through too much stuff. Do you ever get compared to Lil Mama? Not really ever. What would be your dream collaboration? Someone no one would think I’m a fan of like Hurricane Chris or something…
(more…)
A-Trak x Greedmont Park [Interview]
Monday, May 17, 2010 by Team Greedmont | 5 Comments; | Category: Electro, Music, Pop, Rap, RnB/Jazz/Soul
The setting is a venue in East Hollywood. Talk about hearts on the dance floor. Flashing lights fight with the hazy smoke in attempt to reach out to you. Psychedelic glimpses of heaven spin in your head as you absorb the energy pulsating from the colorful strobe lights overhead. Your feet are in a pretty sticky situation, and with every jump and grind your shoes become more and more engulfed in vat of beer, vodka, burnt bits and depending on the extremity of the party that you are at, vomit. Bones, everywhere. Especially the more pointed and dangerous ones. I dare you to get out of sync with the thumping crowd and expect an elbow or shoulder blade to not get slammed into your face. In the middle of this musical orgy, I spy with my drunken eyes a wasted youth clutching his beer bottle, celebrating the life that he has just began, the fears of failure a bachelors degree away. I spy with my drunken eyes a cocky persona, her jeans hug her curves tightly, she’s thirty, crow’s feet is a dead giveaway, but to anyone with the right amount of cash and with the right whip, she’s twenty one. Tonight she has been anonymously crowned queen of the dance floor. And why shouldn’t she be, she got the night off and saved up for the damn tickets. Not to mention the fact that it took two hours to straighten that mess of a hair and squeeze those size 14 hips into size 7 jeans. I spy with my drunken eyes a confident and happy persona,she’s alone. No need for an entourage of girls to blend in with and a steady supply of drinks to free her spirit! She is high off of life, an institution that she has forced herself to ignore the negative facet of and instead remain fixated on the good.
Sadness, happiness, love, hate, sin and lies all under one roof and don’t tell me you can’t feel the energy radiating in a room full of hip thumpers and rump shakers. I spy with my drunken eyes, the creator of it all, the man with the golden hands spinning and turning rhythms and anthems that combined potently and subliminally force you to let go of the worries of life and give in to the joys of the night. We hail him the Apollo of the turntables, his fans and beloved following refer to him as A-Trak. If you deem necessary we can cut the figurative bullshit and throw around the known as, Alan Macklovitch. When you’re a creator that has been at the forefront of such a massive and monumental movement, Shiva, Zeus, Allah it’s all the same just as long as you acknowledge the creation that has taken place, the work, hustle, grind.
Although music as an art form is abstract, I got a chance to talk about the more concrete aspect of it with A-Trak. We talked about everything from the late DJ AM and Keith Elam, brought the conversation to life with the pharaohs of hip hop and rhythmic harmonies: Africa Bambaataa, Kanye West, Jam Master Jay and took it right back to where it started with the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, Audio Research, and a bar mitzvah. From the commencement of the interview, there was a characteristic in A-Trak’s being that I instantly held in high regard. He knew his stuff. So many people will drone on for hours, giving you auditory tours of their celebrity lives, but with A-Trak, I was schooled on the art that he specializes in, DJing. A-Trak, Kanye West’s handpicked tour DJ, the man who has scratched Kanye West, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Common and Kid Cudi classics, 1997 winner of the DMC World Championships, taught me about sets, routines, and the techniques to masterfully mixing songs from different genres to create one sweltering night. After ensuring that I was sufficiently schooled on the art of mixing, we went on to talk about some of the people that have influenced A-Trak. We started off with the late Guru,Keith Elam, who A-Trak said inspired him by simply “making good records”. We began to talk about the Gang Starr duo that Guru had been the half of and A-Trak commended them on how they stayed “truthful and gritty” at a time when hip hop was evolving. On the subject of emcee’s and gritty hip hop, Run DMC and especially Jam Master Jay took home the award and were cited as being the “pioneers of hip hop” that exposed a whole generation to a new style of music that eventually took over the nation. Jam Master Jay, he dubbed the “anchor that kept [Run DMC’s] credibility as a group unquestionable”. So as you can clearly see, not only does the man have the keen ability to mix songs to get the most favorable ass shaking result, but he also knows the history and importance of all these hits. (more…)
Kid Sister Daydreaming (Helsinki 78-82 Remix)
Friday, April 23, 2010 by A.ware | No Comments | Category: Electro, Music, Pop, Rap
Helsinki x Kid Sister -Daydreaming mix sounds pretty official
Kid Sister – Daydreaming (Helsinki 78-82 Remix)
Kid Sister – Daydreaming (Helsinki 78-82 Remix)
Greedmont Playground’s: Atlanta Top 10
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 by Simon Duval | 7 Comments; | Category: Music
We decided to comprise a list of all of our favorite indie artist who represent the city best. The aritst we choose was selected on skill, style, consistency, and buzz factor. Though the list is mainly composed of rappers, we tried to include someone from every genre. They are in not particular order (well, not really… This wasn’t exactly an easy task), but to check out the Atlanta Top 10 (more…)
