Written by Dain Brammage, on Friday, 10 August 2007
Representing this generations culture, from Columbia, South Carolina
Prysmatic Dreams Poets and New Word Order artists…
Maximus Parthas and Tribal Raine
Max & Tribal have recently signed with Militant Muzic Records and the URFreelance management group. They are among some of the hardest working poets behind this generation's revolution. Inspiring and selfless, they have helped
October 2007
Written by Dain Brammage, on Wednesday, 17 October 2007
Host for the October Session Dain Brammage from Albany NY Performed - Why I Write
Georgia ME Performed - Ghettobelle, Full-Figured Potential, How Some of Us Do
From Poetry in Motion out of Philadelphia PA Hendi Performed - I Dare You Words Over Weapons Performed - Domestic Violence Silence Hollywood Performed- Another Love TKO
Thom Francis from Albany NY Performed - Aftermath President of Albany Poets
Roxy from Columbia SC Performed - All They are Saying
Margo from Columbia SC Performed - ...Some Resurrect
FameCast Update
Written by Dain Brammage, on Wednesday, 10 October 2007
I can't wait for them any longer! I requested an official listing of Top-50 results for the Spoken Word Stage, and never received it.
The good news is that Maximus Parthas has advanced to the Top-25 round. He is poised to move on to the Top-10 round which will be starting in about a week. If you haven't gotten out there to vote for anyone yet, stop procrastinating, and don't forget Max while you out there.
Max entered the video: What -Happened to Hip Hop, filmed live in Houston Texas during the Prysmatic Dreams Poetry Party. Both Max and Tribal Raine were ask to perform at Mocha Live while we were there, and both gave everything they had. Which is probably why Max chose that video to submit for his FameCast entry.
Special Note: We would all like to thank Purple Pisces (a.k.a. the Poet Black Orchid) for hosting the weekend-long party, she showed us a damn good time!
Representing this generations culture, from Columbia, South Carolina
I can't wait for them any longer! I requested an official listing of Top-50 results for the Spoken Word Stage, and never received it.