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On Good Friday, the video for Big Boi and Janelle’s hauntingly fantastic “Be Still” has finally been released for our enjoyment. As one of my favorites off of Big’s Sir Lucious Leftfoot, I find the video’s night theme fitting, seeing how this song always garnered repeat spins while I was cruising after sundown. Read the rest of this entry »

Two of the year’s best albums – Big Boi’s Sir Luscious… and The Black Keys’ Brothers – mashed and thrown together? As twisted as the idea sounds, turntabilist Wick-It’s ballsy concoction yields pretty surprising results as Antwan Patton sounds like a lost Keys’ band member. If you’re sketchy, check “You Ain’t The Next DJ” and “Everlasting Shine Blockaz” for reference and then act accordingly. As Big says, it’s “a lil somethin to say Stank you to the music lovers” and we thank him back. Read the rest of this entry »

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As you probably know by now, the road to Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty was of the blistering variety. The kind of trail that literally takes years to endure on the trek and will have you feet ready to crumble from the wear-n-tear. Over two years ago, we reported on Big Boi’s arrival in the most unlikely circuits: the ballet. Now that his album has made its rounds and garnered significant acclaim, one of the building blocks to his recent musical musuem was used in the play Big and it serves as yet another video for the active Outkast. Read the rest of this entry »

Don’t even think about it. Add this remix of General Patton’s “Tangerine” to your playlist strictly off Bun B’s stellar appearance. Read the rest of this entry »

We always like to keep everyone updated on Sir Luscious Leftfoot’s travels, as if it were our duty. The beat gets bigger as he drops a remix of “Follow Us” and Kyle Lucas gets an extended appearance, rapping a few bars in support of Purple Ribbon’s president. Read the rest of this entry »

“Yodjainnodjhejusmakedozfucinmixtapes”

I double dare…matter fact I triple dare you to say Big Daddy Fat Sax doesn’t have one of the nicest albums in 2010 (along with the strongest video campaign). Going in for his sixth Emmy of Sir Lucisous Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, Big Boi and Yelawolf control the streets of Atlanta with just a selector switch. Read the rest of this entry »

From proper mixing and beating deadlines to song scripting and scouting featured artists, a lot more work than just rapping goes into producing a proper Hip-Hop album. Especially, when the album is Big Boi’s Sir Lucious Left Foot and the final, polished product has to hold off millions of rabid Outkast fans demanding new music. Luckily for us and despite label politics, Daddy Fat Sax was able to round up another right-hand man to help oversee his long-awaited solo project into our stereos. Read the rest of this entry »

“I ain’t no DJ, but I will knock a muthaf!cka out.” – Uncle Darnell

Just cause the album is in stores, doesn’t mean the road to Sir Lucious Left Foot (this is part seven, by the way) is completed. If anything, it’s just starting. Since July 6th, Big has been everywhere from Los Angeles, California to Coldwater, Alabama three times over, ensuring every person with some mode of transportation or internet connection knows about his latest project. Read the rest of this entry »

Time to do a little contest and giveaway housecleaning. Naming names, here we go giving two more victors their spoils.

Harry S. of Orlando, step right up and receive your winnings for the Boundless NY Gear Giveaway. Read the rest of this entry »

Even though Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty marks the first time Big Boi has released an album under his own moniker, the supposed debutant comes into this project with nothing left to prove. He’s already been crowned Hip-Hop royalty as one half of the greatest duo in the movement’s history. The ease that comes with assumed greatness shows. Freed from any burden of proof, Daddy Fat Sacks delivers a collection of well-crafted, rump-shaking Hip-Hop jams that honor his legacy as a Southern original. Read the rest of this entry »

Everyone talks about supporting artists, but this is for those who actually went out and purchased Big Boi’s Sir Lucious album. We got our hands on one of the 30″ Big Boi x GoodWood pieces and, instead of keeping it, we’re going to pass it along to one person who bought the album. Produced in a limited run of 400, these pieces are perfect for wearing or simply as keepsakes. Read the rest of this entry »

Sir Lucious’… “King Henry” skit may be one of the funniest album breaks that I’ve heard in a while and Henry and Keisha speaking in Georgia dialect = comedic gold that I always end up rewinding when I hear it. In fact, it almost ranks up there with alongside other Outkast skits like “Flim Flam.” Read the rest of this entry »

A short clip previewing Big Boi’s upcoming Walmart Soundcheck in which he discusses the videos for the deluxe version of Sir Lucious and collaborating with Jamie Foxx for “Hustle Blood.” Watch for Big’s full Soundcheck to debut on 7.20 @ Soundcheck.Walmart.com, which will include the full interview and performance footage. Read the rest of this entry »

Antwan raps on, snaps on the video for a militant, 5 star…bowling event? Read the rest of this entry »

As soon as I turned the ignition yesterday morning, “Follow Us” came blaring through the speakers but I didn’t even bother to turn it down. In fact, I let it replay three times before reaching my destination. Perfect timing for the video to drop, at least for moi. Read the rest of this entry »