‘We know everyone has been anxiously waiting (including us) for another career panel and the panelists for the date have now been set! Come join us at the Herman Miller Showroom on Saturday, May 19th to listen and talk to some major folks from the music industry. On the panel will be producer Ray Romulus of Stereotypes, manager/A&R Brock Korsan of Sony-Columbia and publisher Juan Madrid of Warner/Chappell.
Hear inspiring stories, what it’s like to work in the music industry and how you can work in it too. Doors open at 2:30 pm. If you aren’t in LA and want to watch the panel, we got you. We will be streaming the event live HERE. Save the link! For those attending the career panel, the event is free but seats are limited so you must RSVP above. See you then!‘
BEHIND THE HUSTLE CAREER PANEL – TAKE NOTES
G-Eazy interview by Clarissa Dolphin at BUKU Music & Art Project New Orleans
Photography by Kwithy Kat http://eyeofthekat.co/ : Field Production by Joseph Williams josephwilliams03@gmail.com
G-Eazy (http://www.g-eazy.com/) is an indie emcee rich on the scenes of his native San Francisco Bay area and his adopted college town New Orleans. Without label support “G”, The James Dean of Hip Hop, rustles hearts and sonically stimulates with his musical authenticity. G sat down with Clarissa Dolphin (www.dolphinink.biz) to enlighten Broccoli City about his part in our cultural revolution: the fall of the superstar in the digital age. G will next grace the stage during this summer’s Vans Warped Tour.
BUKU Music & Art Project was a two-staged indoor and outdoor progressive music festival banging on the banks of the Mississippi River in March. The bass rippled waves in waters ravaged by hurricane Katrina, the surrounding Gulf of Mexico still gurgling oil. Many revelers came from all over the Delta and adjacent states to see Grammy-winner Skrillex, Avicii, Diplo, A-Trak, and Wiz Khalifa for the first time. The atmosphere propagated by the fecund humid swamp air was one of begetting: the palpable parturition of creating and defining an unprecedented cognizance.
DOLPHIN: So you hail from the Bay?
G-EAZY: I do.
DOLPHIN: I’m from Cali too.
G-EAZY: What part?
DOLPHIN: I’m from L.A.
The Broccoli City Earth Social Recap Pics
The “Earth Day Social,” was held on April 22 (4pm to 8pm) at the PIA Institute of Art in Los Angeles and featured live music from DJ Printz, spoken word (RAB, Nnamdi Okafor, Jason Mars,)design/art displays(Clean Aesthetic,KnowHowShop,CKR,Killsbillion,Bomit,YOMEGZ). Additionally there was a full music performance by artist Locke Kaushal, and Sunni Colón. “World Premiere of the first green music video “Uber Super Feeling” by Zambian pop star Kachanana as well.

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TODAY!!!
“Earth Day Social,” will be held on Sunday, April 22 (4pm to 8pm) at the PIA Institute of Art in Los Angeles and will feature live music from DJ Printz, spoken word (RAB, Nnamdi Okafor, Jason Mars,)design/art displays(Clean Aesthetic,KnowHowShop,CKR,Killsbillion,Bomit,YOMEGZ) free Earth Day plants, seeds (Mud Baron) and a variety of activities. Additionally there will be full music performances by artist Locke Kaushal, and Sunni Colón. “World Premiere of the first green music video “Uber Super Feeling” by Zambian pop star Kachanana.
Earth Day has grown over the years and today more than one billion people celebrate Earth Day in their communities and across the globe. Broccoli City has been an integral part of bringing disadvantaged communities into the green living movement and today they are leading the way in teaching multicultural communities how to “go green” and live a more health conscientious lifestyle.
Thanks to: BlackLeaf Vodka, Vita Coco,Eco Divas TV” and Plush Beautiq
@BroccoliCity Earth Day Weekend Details…
“Broccoli City, announced that it will host free events on April 21 and 22 in Compton and Los Angeles, CA respectively, to promote the annual global celebration of Earth Day.
Every year, thousands of people participate in Earth Day activities and events throughout the world. To celebrate the 42nd anniversary of Earth Day, Broccoli City will hold two events aimed at educating inner city communities on the importance of “going green” through environmental awareness, responsibility,sustainability and action.
On Saturday,(10am- 4pm) April 21, Broccoli City will host a pre-Earth Day celebration at Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum in Compton, CA. The event, held in partnership with companies and organizations such as; Pacific Coast Waste and Recycling, Heal the Bay, Treehugger and Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum, will feature free electronic waste recycling and educational Earth Day programs for youth and adults.
The second event, “Earth Day Social,” will be held on Sunday, April 22 (4pm to 8pm) at the PIA Institute of Art in Los Angeles and will feature live music from DJ Printz, spoken word (RAB, Nnamdi Okafor, Jason Mars,)design/art displays(Clean Aesthetic,KnowHowShop,CKR,Killsbillion,Bomit,YOMEGZ) free Earth Day plants, seeds (Mud Baron) and a variety of activities. Additionally there will be full music performances by artist Locke Kaushal, and Sunni Colón. “World Premiere of the first green music video “Uber Super Feeling” by Zambian pop star Kachanana.
Earth Day has grown over the years and today more than one billion people celebrate Earth Day in their communities and across the globe. Broccoli City has been an integral part of bringing disadvantaged communities into the green living movement and today they are leading the way in teaching multicultural communities how to “go green” and live a more health conscientious lifestyle.
Thanks to: BlackLeaf Vodka, Vita Coco,Eco Divas TV” and Plush Beautiq
Pre-Earth Day Celebration
Saturday, April 21, 201
Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum
961 West Alondra Blvd.
Compton, CA 90220
2012 Earth Day Social
Sunday, April 22, 2012
PIA Institute of Art
1835 South Main St.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
BUKU was a success!!
So as you know, BC was apart of this wonderful project, and BIG SHOUT OUT to Andrew from Winter Circle Productions for bringing us on board. We will be having interviews and a write up coming soon from our friend Clarissa. So look out for it, check some pics/videos from the festival here [Read more...]
BUKU Music & Art Project
The Buku Music + Art Project (www.thebukuproject.com) is an 8,000-capacity multi-stage
multi-day music and arts festival taking place on March 17 and 18, 2012 at Mardi Gras World
(www.mardigrasworld.com), along the Mississippi River in New Orleans. Early bird and discount
tickets are already sold out. The BUKU Project features some of the hottest and most relevant
artists in electronic and hip-hop music, whose headliners boast 9 Grammy nominations, cover
stories on Billboard, Rolling Stone and Spin, and even a Super Bowl Bud Light commercial. The
BUKU lineup features 34 artists including Skrillex, Wiz Khalifa, Avicii, Diplo, YelaWolf, Porter
Robinson, Big KRIT, Big Freedia, Yelle DJ’s, Gramatik, and 13 NOLA acts supporting the local
music scene.
BUKU PROJECT GREENING EFFORTS:
Biodiesel generators powering the event
Potential solar power on site
Use of LED site lighting to reduce energy needs
Using all local food vending featuring healthy, unique and/or indigenous dishes
Recycling onsite using a local contractor
Many art projects using reused or recycled materials incorporating local artists
Potential partnership with Whole Foods Market to provide all artist and staff mostly organic
healthy diets while onsite, prepared by a local chief.
BUKU ART:
• A variety of different types of art and artists will be onsite throughout the event
• Local street artist doing installations and live painting
• Laser tag graffiti at night between acts on the main stage
• Tulane University Architecture dept displaying sculpture work designed by staff and
constructed by the students
• Green wall displaying the BUKU name as well as one other piece of living art
• Recycled bottle light bright utilizing bottles collected by the community and filled with water
and food coloring (interactive)
Kicks for Kids v5 Charity Shoe Drive!!!!

Join us Sunday, December 18th from 5p-10p at the 9:30 Club in DC for our fifth annual Kicks For Kids Charity Shoe Drive & Concert!
The Kicks for Kids program is a collaborative community effort to help support children less fortunate in the Washington DC Metropolitan area by way of shoes! There are plenty of holiday coat drives and food drives, but very rarely do you see initiatives to support our feet. Last year, your donations pushed us over 400 pairs of new shoes that were later donated to the Children’s National Medical Center (200 pairs), So Others Might Eat (100 pairs), and R&B Star Mya’s foundation (100 pairs).
Kicks for Kids v4 2010 Recap: http://bit.ly/k4k2010recap
This year, we are partnering with the Children’s National Medical Center again with plans to provide for our youth spending their Christmas holiday in there. In addition, we plan to donate sneakers to the National Children’s Center whose mission is to provide a lifetime of opportunities for people in our community with developmental disabilities to live full, meaningful and productive lives.
To support our cause this year, we have a special LIVE performance from Maybach Music Group artist Meek Mill!! along with DC’s own Gods’illa, Pro’Verb, Kingpen Slim, Mz Sasha and more!! In case thats not enough free music for you, we got BLACK ALLEY closing out the show!!!
Hosted by Sunni & DJ Iran
Special Guest DJs: DJ Heat & DJ Lil Mic
How to participate:
a $10 donation = one (1) pair of new sneakers for charity
when you donate $10 you receive:
One (1) free ticket to the concert
Reebok Gift Bag
Young & Reckless Collabo T-Shirt
Shoe City Discount
Donate @ http://bit.ly/k4kv5
PROMO Code : BCallday
RECAP PICS FROM THE FREE GENIUS CONCERT AT UNC!
Broccoli City had a great time at the University of Chapel Hill for the Free Genius Concert, mixing sustainability with music equals fun!! check out the pics! [Read more...]






















