Individual Sole

Doze Green merges influences from his East Coast graffiti and b-boy background with a painting style he refined on the West Coast. The resulting artwork is complex and intensely symbolic, serving as a means of both social commentary and self-awareness. His interest in the duality of the human condition is reflected throughout his pieces. Doze Green’s work has been displayed in cities across Europe, Japan, Australia, and the United States.

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Hip hop producer, DJ and founder of hip hop label Stones Throw Records, Peanut Butter Wolf sits down with Red Foxx (Karmaloop TV) in LA to discuss Micheal Jackson Tributes, working with Gary Wilson and DJ-ing to video.

MTV’s Fashion’s Night Out took time out with Pharrell Williams as he worked the register at his BBC/Ice Cream storefront.  He speaks on his appreciation for the brand’s fans and the meaning of his brand.

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In Complex’s August/September Style & Design Issue, they sat down with Brian Donnelly, A.K.A. KAWS, who if you didn’t know has collaborated with N.E.R.D., Kanye, Clipse, etc.  Find out more about this influential artist by checking the interview HERE.

Lavishlivez2 interviewed A.R.C.’s Jesse Villanueva to discuss the recent A.R.C. x Nike Sportswear Dunk High Tier Zero release.   It’s a good insight on how the shoe came about.

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KarmaloopTV just posted the 2nd installment of their exclusive interview with Kid Cudi! Karmaloop founder Greg Selkoe (a.k.a. Jimmy Cinnamon Throat) and Kid discuss who he collaborated with to bring you Man On The Moon: End of Day, what he went through to make the album and his frustration with people who claim he sounds like other rappers. Deep!