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Brass POne of my favorite individuals, Bambu released his latest video for Old Man Raps off the “…paper cuts…” EP
Bam’s lyrics have great content and this video portrays the song impeccably. I encourage you all to check him out.
Directed by: Patricio Ginelsa
For more stuff from him, visit Bambu.la
Filed under: Bambu, Video | Tags: Community, do something, Los Angeles, Oakland, Oscar Grant
Bambu calls on the LA Community to use our voices:
On January 1, 2009, local Oakland transit police murdered Oscar Grant in cold blood. His murderer is currently on trial in Los Angeles, and the jury is currently in deliberation. We are days away from a verdict and Bambu decided to take to the intersection of Florence and Normandie in his hometown of LA to send a message of solidarity to the people of Oakland. Bambu pushes for safe and calculated mobilizing, but makes it a point to encourage the natural emotion that people may be overwhelmed with if the verdict is not a just one.
Organize. Strategize. Project.
Research and find out where you can mobilize with others in your city.
***Bambu is not encouraging or supporting any unlawful action***
Filed under: Bambu, events, Los Angeles | Tags: ...paper cuts EP, Chicharon Adventures, Oishi Media, The Queen is Dead
All you LA folks: this Wed, head to Blu Monkey to see Bambu’s new video: The Queen is Dead, off the …paper cuts… EP.
Personally, I LOVE this song, check it out:
Filed under: Bambu
Directed by: Andrew Graziuso
It’s Bambu, raw and uncut after the NYC Filipino Freedom Parade. This is off his latest album, Exact Change. He came through to the Takeover a few months ago, and was one of my favorite interviewees. He has a lot to speak about on a range of different topics which is apparent when you hear his music.
Here’s his interview from the show:
Part One
Part Two
YO!
We had another great show with special guest: BAMBU! We had some insightful conversation covering things like the president, education, activism, and much more! Here are the links to the show (2 parts). Make sure you catch both so you can be thoroughly enlightened 
Part One
Part Two
The playlist:
1. Born to Roll – Masta Ace
2. Beej N Dem – Slum Village
3. Crooks and Rooks – Bambu*
4. Chonkyfire – Outkast
5. Life Line – Bambu*
6. Groupie pt. 2 – Little Brother
7. Fancy Clown – Madvillain
8. Seven Months – Bambu*
9. Cold World – GZA
10. Return – UNI, Talib Kweli
11. Perfect Strangers – El Prez, Dale Danja
*All these records are off Bambu’s latest album, Exact Change. hit Bambu’s site for more info.
