Chace Infinite & DJ Khalil, Self Scientific, perform a new traffic at the Strong Arm Steady release party at the Roxy in Los Angeles. The track is called “Deeper Roots” and will be featured on the Designer Music E.P. coming soon. www.chaceinfinite.com www.imadeitinc.com
As if that line up isn’t enough to make this the event of the year already, I wish I could let you know all the special guest they have lined up for this event. I’ll just say this, GET TO THE SHOW, GET THERE EARLY or YOU’LL BE SORRY…….Peace
Chace Infinite has collaborated with Good Wood NYC on this Africa Piece below. Click on the picture below for more information…….better get yours before they are all gone
The GoodWood NYC X Chace Infinite – Africa is a symbol that promotes both the remembrance of the place that gave birth to mankind, and a reminder that so many people in that country are still suffering. Influenced by the African medallions that were popular in the mid 80’s- early 90’s, the The GoodWood NYC X Chace Infinite – Africa recaptures a time when people were discovering knowledge, and opening their minds. Wake Up!
Brand new music from Self Scientifc off Designer Music E.P.
Deeper Roots was actually inspired by a campaign one of the most famous street wear companies used around 2006. We were planning on doing a project with the company then, but it never actually happened. The theme of the song deals with the idea that, if you have deep roots, you will have stronger branches. Look beyond the surface, and deal with each subject in it’s original nature. Wear clothes to improve your self-esteem, not to fit in.
“Khalil—who I think is like the best producer right now to me (he’s my man as well)—he had been sending records to Em for a while that wasn’t like, they weren’t like clicking in,” he told XXL. “Em knew he was dope but they haven’t found the right one. And I think they found a couple joints now… the joints they have are crazy. I can’t say 100 percent [that he made the album],” he added, “but I have heard at least two joints Khalil did and they’re fucking stupid.”
Al, who serves as the Detroit lyricist’s tour DJ, revealed that he has yet to score a beat on Em’s project. “I’m starting to be around Em and the camp more,” he said, “especially finishing these albums. Factor in Em’s sober now, it’s like that’s my man, we chop it up a lot more now…it’s like little by little I’m figuring out what I have to do to create a sound that would be Alchemist/Eminem. I didn’t get it yet.”
