is more a short film.... btw u can check the videoclip version if u prefer, is just less funny, and shorter...

Directed: NABIL Edited: Eric Greenburg produced by: Kathleen Heffernan DP: Mark Lyndsay color: Marshall Plante EP: Jill Hammer label: Def Jam vimeo.com

T Sizzle ( Terrell Suggs HIghlight reel )By: Roland Brown Produced By Producer Money Jones This is how ravens do DEFENSE !! Watch suggs put in work ! Get pumped ! BALTIMORE GET UP !

Mr Mactown R. Brown from Mactown Ga. Reppin the Ravens real heavy came up to Bmore teamed up with BALTIMORE GET UP and shot a video payin Homage to one of the best defensive players to ever step on the field.

www.facebook.com Artist www.youtube.com Editor www.facebook.com Videographer www,producermoneyjones.com - Producer

For contact mrbrownmactown@gmail.com www.youtube.com

Not everything about our past is pretty. But even though we went through a lot of hardships and we still struggle, we stand proud in our heritage. I still love Mississippi. I stand for everything Mississippi went through; Mississippians should stand up too. Produced by Muhammad 2G For booking contact Victor Walker 7709127249 www.youtube.com

Uploaded by MARVANDCASHVIDEOS on Dec 26, 2010 www.youtube.com

Uploaded via YouTube by oeauxhaiTV on Sep 3, 2011 www.youtube.com

By watching it you help CHIROPRACTIC WITHOUT BORDERS more info at:www.lovingoutloud.ca

Taken from the new EP 'We Can Make The World Stop' available at www.theglitchmob.com

Directed by Dugan O'Neal

Action packed first person music vid. Like Prodigy's amazing Smack My Bitch Up but with more kicks, punches and teleports!

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BIG BLACK DELTA - Music Video for Single "BetaMax"

Produced by Mustache Monacle Films

Director: Eli Berg Director of Photography: Jason Oldak Editor: Danny Brothers Camera Operator: Abby Linne Camera Assistants: Shaun Mayor & Kris Koester Gaffer:Tim Gillis PA: Tal Levitas

more about the band here: bigblackdelta.com/​

Photographed on the Alexa & RedMX systems with Russian Anamorphic Lomo Lenses

Passing along the new music video for the new single "Bug Out" by acclaimed NYC artist Lachi. (Youtube: www.youtube.com)

Taking the phrase, “it’s written all over your face” literally is the new video, “Bug Out” by the soulful pop songstress Lachi and her band Meridian Gold. “Bug Out” features a magical pair of sunglasses that allow our protagonist, played by Sara Teed, to see what emotions people are filled with. As she makes her way through New York City, she sees person after person consumed with greed, hate and envy, until she finally runs into love. Interspersed with these scenes, are scenes of Lachi herself, singing with an infectious joy and enthusiasm. In the end, our protagonist ends up in NYC’s Local 269 for an ecstatic live performance. The vibe presented in the video is a perfect match for the song, which champions the idea that we all have a choice when we react to other people’s negative treatment. “A lot of ‘Bug Out’ is the realization that I have the ability to chose to let someone else’s hatred towards me hurt me or not,” says Lachi who wrote the song along with bandmate Jaime Diaz after some bad treatment by an ex-friend. “Bug Out” is all about letting go, living life and having fun in spite of the hate surrounding you. “Bug Out” with Lachi and Meridian Gold now: www.youtube.com

“Bug Out” was filmed in Columbus Circle and Local 269 and produced by Lachi and Kevin Porter with White Chocolate Productions. The shoot was quite eventful, with a rare earthquake in New York and a second video shot in a nearby church while part of the crew was on a break. Lachi put in a 17 hour day on the video, and she said, “It was rather fun shooting, but I was surely glad to get to bed that night.”

The multi-talented singer/songwriter and performer takes her music to the next level with “Bug Out,” the first single from her forthcoming album. The anthemic track is an affirmative celebration of life, driven by a soaring, instantly catchy chorus that exhorts listeners to “Bug out, have fun, live life, have love, bug out.” The eclectic track delivers a bright pop melody, driven by phat rock guitar, touches of funk and electro, and a hint of ska to showcase Lachi’s powerful vocals.

“As a legally blind, black female that, let’s face it, acts white, is a tomboy and acts like she’s not blind, I’ve encountered an intense amount of resistance from the world around me. From racism to colorism, to you ain’t black enough, to sexism and genderism, to ‘What a bitch, can’t you see that sign, it’s right there, what are you blind or stupid?’ All things that are said to me on a weekly, and often daily basis. My songs are all about growth, struggles, life-lessons, empowerment, poetry and strength. I don’t think the topics will change over time, as I have always been a person of the earth. If I have an intense experience, be it love or hate, it’s met with poetry, reality and depth. That’s my inspiration – my life.”

For the lady ghost 'Mary Jane', and her gambling boyfriend 'Dealin Bill', from the late 1800's in the Longmont, Colorado 'Times Call' building...

'Outback Vigilantes'

Guitars and Vocals - Jeff Knabel Joe Racheli - Bass Joey Mentoni - Keyboards Wes Everett - Drums and Sound Engineer

'Bill the Dealer'

1V - Ten million people tell you how to feel. They want your money that they just can't steal. Well that's alright. That's alright. You get your kicks just tellin' jokes all day. One of these days that joke will come your way. Well that's alright. That's alright.

B - Don't let this party be over. X2

C - Just keep on movin' 'till you just can't feel. X2 Just keep on movin' now baby. We're gonna make it tonight. Make it alright.

2V - Mary Jane was a social queen. She had her money and her plastic dreams. Well that's alright. That's alright. She had a man, his name was Dealin' Bill. He had the courage, but he had no skill. Well that's alright. That's alright.

Bridge - Chorus - Bass Lead

3V - So when you're climbin' to the mountain top. Don't you look down now 'cause you just might drop. Well that's alright. That's alright.

Bridge - Chorus

Outro - We're gonna make it tonight. Make it alright. - (Repeat)

We're gonna make it.

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na...

APRA/AMCOS 2011 Jeff Knabel

Music video for "Letter To A Friend" by Pregnant. Directed by Sean Stout of Terroreyes.tv. From the album Life Hard : I Try on Mush Records. mushrecords.com.