Bonafide Pact
Bonafide Pact, a lifestyle blog that focuses on the constant development and evolution of mens individual style. Its not about the name brand or the price tags. Its about how well it can be composed. Compiled of inspirational forms of art from photography, Music, and urban culture all collectively giving life to our, (yes your and my) blog. Bonafide Pact: Allowing me to remain genuine to self and know my sense of style and not allowing someone else to dictate what is the next "Cool". The pact with self to lead and remain true to self.. I give you... Bonafide Pact..
...... Love.
P.S. Some images are works of other individual. I try to site their works unless stated otherwise....
Posts tagged Hip Hop
As I shuffled through my online social networks I had the pleasure to zone out to this soulful/jazzy record by Supnater. A gifted young man based out of Lawrence MA. who has worked on various independent mixtapes, “The coffee shop” and “Bonsai” just to name a few. I have had the pleasure of meeting this talented young man and I have to admit, his talent is something that I would enjoy more of in todays industry. On his most recent record ”Elixir (summer love therapy) produced by: Steve Cool”, It sets a magical tone through the spacey melodies and chill chorus for these summer days. As Supnater manages to paint vivid pictures of what a beautiful summer day accompanied by a lovely female would be like. His lyrical content lacks ignorance and speaks truth with his own sense of originality, and minus the need to blend in with the rest of the industry. Feel free to check out his other tracks on the link provided.
Nas - Daughters
Unofficial video - Little Kanye West - Way too cold (aka Theraflu)
Im tanned….
I finally finished reading this book which has become one of my all time favorites. The author Steve Stoute touched upon many topics from the music industry, marketing, current state of our economy, politics, to culture. The over all focus is the impact hip hop has had on us as a society. As well as how we should take from this cultures characteristics and continue to grow with this common understanding. Ive always appreciated my culture and after reading this it just has helped make some of my thoughts so much more clearer. I was on the train on my way to work and an older caucasian (50’s) gentlemen noticed me reading this book and validated how great of a book this really was. I have to cosign on this one. I highly recommend it. Love..
MED ft. Talib Kweli - Classic
Supnater ft. Kaovanny - Stereofunk
