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Showing posts with label zimbabwe kev. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zimbabwe kev. Show all posts
Friday, June 24, 2011
Zulu Faz - 16+ "Olé"
Greedmont Tv has teamed up with Zulu Faz to bring you 16+, a series in which Zulu Faz will drop more than 16 bars accompanied by a short and simple visual. All the music is Produced by Zulu Faz and Zimbabwe Kev as Kaotiq Simfoni.
Olè is the 1st video in this series showcasing a very stripped down and unorthodox Kaotiq Simfoni instrumental, the video was Directed by Zulu Faz and Zimbabwe Kev.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Zulu Faz & Dj Burn One - Friends
Zulu Faz & Dj Burn One - Friends from Zulu Faz on Vimeo.
Just a quick little video we put together for all the heartbreak we’ve ever caused! I shot this while I was still learning to shoot video. Rhode Scholar Vol.1 with Dj Burn One is still available download it here zulufaz.bandcamp.com
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Greedmont Park Magazine #3 [Summer 2011]
e create things, we break things and it is all respected. Across the bridge, however, we can be misunderstood and if the monglers are really colorful, we’re abominations. I guess, only a select few individuals can see the king’s new wardrobe and maybe, that’s for the best. Do we really give a fuck? Probably not. So, we chatted with celebrated misfit, Lupe Fiasco and bubbling, Brooklyn-raised new comer, Theophilus London. We highlight events that unify us all as humans like the disaster in Japan and the killing of one of the world’s most notorious terrorist, Osama Bin Laden.
Our online followers are lucky enough to see it first! Bundles of hard copies are being mass produced by our printer and distributed across America (more specifically NY, LA, SF and ATL) as we speak! Welcome to Greedmont Park magazine where we celebrate keeping your natural hair color when everyone else is on a blonde streak. Where we to highlight those ostracized, tortured (and sometimes killed), and celebrated for being a bit left of center. We say, let them eat cake.
- RaptureJohnson
Monday, May 23, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Introducing The "Rhode Scholar" Movement
My brother and I were born in Harare, Zimbabwe. I'm not sure if too many people know that so I had to make that the opening line lol. Our names Zimbabwe Kev and Zulu Faz represent the element of us being African and we really want to drive that home always. Today my brother and I had the Greatest conversation of our lives; we were just thinking on what our representation to not only hip-hop but to society and culture as a whole. As the discussion progressed we started thinking about what we would call our movement, a movement which reflects each and every bit of our moral fiber. So I really went off on a tangent and started thinking about my history as a Zimbabwean and how I was always fascinated and also bothered by Colonialism. See Zimbabwe used to be called Rhodesia named after Cecil Rhodes and from what I believe he made peace at some point before he died with the ndebele natives.
This is part of our history and its etched in stone. What some may not know is that this very man is also the "Rhodes Scholar" Cecil Rhodes and even though I utterly hated school my entire life I was always fascinated by people who had become "Rhodes Scholars" such as Bill Clinton because to me this represented the highest form of success in educating themselves in their line of work. My brother and I always strive for the best even though we didn't follow our parents path in achieving the best education a man can attain we relate to the thought process of being a "Rhodes Scholar".
You have to strive for the best in whatever you do! Jay-Z said it best "Hustle hard in any hustle that you pick". My brother and I believe there are "Rhodes Scholars" in every aspect of life you have to reach that level, that quality of perfection no matter what you do. To us Michael Jordan was a basketball "Rhodes Scholar"and Biggie was a hiphop "Rhodes Scholar". So after this discussion I just thought about tying in the history of us being from Zimbabwe, connecting that Cecil Rhodes and Rhodesia and our pursuit of becoming the "Rhodes Scholars" in our own league and we decided take off the letter S and to call our own movement The "Rhode Scholar" movement. So from now on we are known as The "Rhode Scholar" and this will encompass everything we do from Producing as Kaotiq Simfoni to my brother rapping and all the other facets of our business. We want to invite everyone who is a Rhode Scholar in their own field to join us on this journey to Super Stardom!!
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Friday, August 6, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
wE aRe Kaotiq Simfoni
“Life is an art form,” “The way you dress, the way you talk, the way you write, the way you move, music just bottles that all and gives us another medium to express it through. Kev and I just made our vocation our vacation because it’s what we love to do.” Zulu Faz
“We are a melting pot of all the different kinds of music we listen to; from a big break beat to the sweetest melody,” “We’re a collision course of two different minds and countries.” Zulu Faz
“The idea was to challenge ourselves and package a project with a new concept and swing for the fences.” Zulu Faz
Monday, May 24, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Sneak peak Our photoshoot
Kaotiq Simfoni Photo Shoot from Killa Gorillas Tv on Vimeo.
Fun shoot, we had millions of t-shirts to pick from and had a million looks this is only a preview of some the craziness.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Monday, March 15, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Rihanna - Rude Boi (Killa Gorillas Remix) Produced By Kaotiq Simfoni
Universal was acting up blocking their free promotion. So I had to put it up again this time with the proper Youtube link
Monday, March 8, 2010
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