World,

The artist Red found his way into our wavelengths & hearts a little less than a year ago when someone at HVW8, an art collective in L.A. caught video of him performing the nastiest beatboxing behind the building. The way he interlaced the funk, a scarily super-deep subwoofer sound, and unforgettable melody made us all aware that Red was no rookie in music. The plot thickened when we learned that Red was at the time homeless and caught up in a situation that few of us fathom. Well, good news for the world, Red has been working professionally with HVW8 and has an iTunes release scheduled for this Thursday 7.23 for his track "I Should Tell Ya Mama On You". This is definitely going to be a gem, with mixes of the track coming from Dam-Funk, CHOPS.


For many reason, Red's story is inspirational to me and represents the way art can work to create change in the universe. It's big to me that we support. It's also a msg to all, to never stop sharing your strengths, no matter what situation is trying to weigh you down. Tune into you.

Labels: CHOPS, Dam-Funk, HVW8, ill SGHIT, Red