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All Grown Up - Jetcomx Turns 1 Year Old
April 8th, 2009 – 7:06 pm | 2 Comments

I can’t believe it, but 1 year ago today, Jetcomx as we know it was born. Back then, the site was more plain than vanilla ice-cream…in a cup. We were lucky to get 70 unique visitors in a week. We’ve definitely come a long way since that first post of ours. In the time since [...]

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Termanology Let’s His Skill “Circulate” On Latest Track
December 20th, 2008 – 8:39 am | No Comments Yet
Termanology Let’s His Skill “Circulate” On Latest Track

After a whirlwind of a year that included various press and media mentions, the filming of his music video by esteemed director Rik Cordero (that featured UGK’s Bun B) and wrapped up with a spot on Method Man & Redman’s  “Still High” tour, one might assume that hip hop hopeful, Termanology would be ready for [...]

Mixtape Mondays: Ratatat Remixes Volume I
September 8th, 2008 – 12:03 am | No Comments Yet
Mixtape Mondays: Ratatat Remixes Volume I

Well, what do you know…it’s Monday already. Time seems to move so fast. This week in the Mixtape Mondays segment, we have some Ratatat for you guys. More specifically, we have the Ratatat Remixes Volume I. Like the mixtapes prior, this mixtape is nothing new. It came out nearly four years ago, but it’s still [...]

The Origins of Graffiti, Breakdance, and Hip-Hop: Martha Cooper’s Early 80’s Photo-Journalism Video
July 21st, 2008 – 1:55 am | 2 Comments
The Origins of Graffiti, Breakdance, and Hip-Hop: Martha Cooper’s Early 80’s Photo-Journalism Video

In the late 1970’s and early 1980’s, something amazing was happening to New York City’s urban youth; they began to deviate from the cultural norms and embrace new, ’strange’ practices like graffiti, breakdance, and hip-hop. Martha Cooper, a photo-journalist from New York City, captured on film the entire movement in its infancy. All of this [...]