Cavalera Conspiracy's Max and Iggor Cavalera discussed ideas for their new music video "Babylonian Pandemonium" with DOOM Incorporated's director Thomas Mignone. The three have worked together many times including the Sepultura hits "Roots" and "Slave New World". The idea was to make a video that could visually reflect the brutal, assaultive tone of their new album's music. The video's imagery conveys the raw emotions of Brazil's impoverished people percolating just beneath the surface of the country's natural beauty. "There's a strong sense that chaotic pandemonium could break out at any moment. We tried to film imagery that depicts this powerful dichotomy" Mignone stated. Filming was done in the cities of Brasilia, Sao Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro. Cinematography is by Bruno Santiago. The video features the paintings of acclaimed artist Stephan Doitschinoff as filmed by Gui Morelli. Producer for DOOM Inc is Thamires Gomes. Editing and post-production VFX is by Alex Meza.
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ICHOR Music Group recording artist Layla Khepri and RESPECT Magazine join forces to liberate the Indigo Republic Films directed visual for "Incredible".
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Meet Jemal Cameron Lewis, better known as J-Maul the Don, an aspiring young hip hop sensation. Born December 23, 1989 and raised in New York City when political rap music and social consciousness dominated urban culture; J-Maul was being groomed from the start by veteran Emcees, Deejays and Producers.
J-maul returns to the game with his latest mixtape "Connected" and is blowing up the game. Featuring some of the hottest names in hip-hop like Fetty Wap, the mixtape is a conglomerate of intricate beats and J-maul's signature flow. Check it his latest single "Money Gang," directed by The Last American B-Boy of Monstar Films, and witness the greatness.
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