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      <image:title>Blog - Devin Malik: TDE Affiliate and Grammy Nominated Producer speaks on his journey and future</image:title>
      <image:caption>Devin Malik’s music reflects a journey defined by persistence, adaptability, and raw creativity. As a rapper and producer affiliated with Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE), Devin has not only carved out a unique space for himself in the music industry but also established a reputation as a multifaceted artist. With five placements and two features on Schoolboy Q’s Blue Lips and his debut project Deadstock, he’s proving he’s more than just “on the radar”—he’s here to stay.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Devin Malik: TDE Affiliate and Grammy Nominated Producer speaks on his journey and future - The TDE Connection: A Relationship Years in the Making</image:title>
      <image:caption>Devin’s partnership with TDE was the result of patience and persistence. Since the age of 16, he had been emailing beats to Matt Miller, Isaiah Rashad’s manager. After four years of steady effort, Miller finally invited him to meet in person. “He was like, ‘Yo, just pull up to my crib in downtown,’” Devin recounted.  Shortly afterward, Devin joined TDE’s “lockout camp,” a month-long studio session with their roster of artists. As a producer, he spent the time quietly waiting for moments to showcase his beats. That patience paid off, leading to five placements and two features on Schoolboy Q’s Blue Lips. “When we started making the album, I wasn’t even rapping yet,” Devin said. But his natural inclination to freestyle during studio sessions led to a pivotal moment: “For ‘Lovebirds,’ I laid down a scratch, and Q was like, ‘If you finish that, I’ll keep you on it.’”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Devin’s journey has been shaped by working with both established and emerging artists. Early collaborations during the SoundCloud era with artists like Ken Carson and D Savage taught him the nuances of studio sessions and artist relationships. “It definitely shaped me,” he said “those days taught me how to maneuver in the industry and, how studio sessions work, or how artist relationships work and all that little type of stuff, like it, it literally adds up into all this.” His collaborations have extended to TDE’s Doechii, whose “Alligator Bites Never Heals” earned a Grammy nomination. Reflecting on the milestone, Devin said, “When we work on stuff, you know things are possible, but it doesn’t really hit until it happens.” Being in the studio with Kendrick Lamar was another career-defining moment. A self-proclaimed fan, Devin described Kendrick as “such a normal dude, hella chill, and real funny.” Kendrick’s feedback, even when casual, left a lasting impression: “He was like, ‘Yo, keep working, doing your thing.’ That was enough for me.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Devin is determined to maintain his momentum. With his deluxe album dropping and plans for high-profile collaborations in the works, he’s focused on making his mark. “My big three has always been Travis, Tyler, and Kendrick,” he said. “Collabing with any of them would change my life musically.” For now, Devin sums up his career in one phrase: “on the radar.” It’s a fitting description for an artist whose talent and drive have propelled him into the spotlight. But if his track record is any indication, Devin Malik won’t stay “on the radar” for long—he’s destined to be front and center</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2025-01-14</lastmod>
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      <image:title>Blog - The Visionary Lens of Aus Taylor: From Baltimore to Kanye West and Beyond - The Visionary Lens of Aus Taylor</image:title>
      <image:caption>Aus Taylor is a name that commands respect in creative circles, a visionary whose work has defined the aesthetics of some of the most influential artists of our time. Hailing from Northeast Baltimore, Taylor has built a career that bridges high art and hip-hop, directing for artists like Kanye West, Steve Lacy, Paris Texas, JPEGMAFIA, and Smino. His rise as a director and creative mind is a testament to the power of self-determination and raw talent, as he never attended film school or any formal university. Instead, he learned by doing, starting with music videos and evolving into a multifaceted storyteller.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - The Visionary Lens of Aus Taylor: From Baltimore to Kanye West and Beyond - Baltimore Roots and a Global Perspective</image:title>
      <image:caption>Taylor’s formative years in Baltimore are central to his identity as an artist. He describes the city as a place that fosters resilience, where life’s challenges build a “hard shell” and a distinctive swagger. “One thing about being from Baltimore is that it’s such a tough city,” Taylor says. “Even the fakest person in Baltimore is realer than most people.” This authenticity permeates his work, which often grapples with themes of struggle and survival. A pivotal moment in Taylor’s life came when he discovered Mathieu Kassovitz’s La Haine. The 1995 French arthouse film, with its raw portrayal of social unrest and urban life, inspired him to view movies as a form of artistic expression rather than mere entertainment. “That movie was just visual poetry,” he recalls. “It was the first movie that made me look at movies from an artistic perspective.” The film’s famous line, “It’s not how you fall that matters, it’s how you land,” resonates deeply with Taylor, who views his own journey through a similar lens of perseverance and impact. At 22, Taylor moved to Paris, a decision inspired by his first visit to the city with his father. For a time, he and his friends simply existed there, absorbing the culture and exploring creative possibilities. This period broadened his horizons and deepened his understanding of the world’s vastness. “It showed me that the world is a big place and taught me that you can do whatever you put your mind to,” he reflects.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - The Visionary Lens of Aus Taylor: From Baltimore to Kanye West and Beyond - A Style Rooted in Emotion and Depth</image:title>
      <image:caption>Taylor’s visual style is as distinctive as his journey. Influenced by filmmakers like Gaspar Noé and Spike Lee, he describes his work as soulful, visceral, and imbued with a hip-hop sensibility. His aim is not to explain but to evoke. “Art isn’t meant to be understood—it’s meant to be felt,” he says. Whether through a music video or a social media clip, Taylor’s work demands an emotional response, often tackling heavy themes like class division, race, and societal marginalization. A notable example of his approach is a recent collaboration with Kanye West, where Taylor directed a video featuring sex workers and gang members in Los Angeles. The piece explores class division and societal struggles but transforms these realities into something visually poetic without reducing them to simple beauty. For Taylor, art is about raising questions, not providing answers. “One of the most political and rebellious things you could do is allow other people to have their own opinion,” he asserts.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Taylor’s ability to connect with artists on a deeper level has been key to his success. His collaborations are not transactional but rooted in mutual admiration and trust. “Who I work with now… it’s deep relationships,” he explains. These connections have led to enduring partnerships with the likes of Kanye West, Steve Lacy, and Paris Texas. However, Taylor is selective about his projects. His Instagram bio once famously stated, “No commissions,” a declaration that he is not driven by money but by a genuine desire to create meaningful work. “The no commissions thing puts up a wall for me of protection,” he explains. “It’s to let people know that I’m not motivated by money.” For Taylor, the best collaborations are those where both parties are equally invested in the creative process.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - The Visionary Lens of Aus Taylor: From Baltimore to Kanye West and Beyond - Shifting Focus to Personal Art</image:title>
      <image:caption>After spending 15 years creating for others, Taylor is now turning inward. “At this point, I’d rather design my daughter’s room than create for another artist,” he admits. This shift reflects his desire to nurture his own ideas and passions, rather than continuously pouring his energy into external projects. He compares his creative instinct to a bird’s compulsion to fly—a natural force that drives him but also requires a balance of comfort and discomfort. Taylor’s perspective on art is deeply introspective. He acknowledges the emotional toll of creating, describing it as a process that forces him to dive into “a deep dark place.” Yet, despite the intensity, he finds satisfaction in his body of work. “Even though I haven’t really made anything that amazing, if I died tomorrow, I would be satisfied,” he says.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - The Visionary Lens of Aus Taylor: From Baltimore to Kanye West and Beyond - A Legacy of Impact</image:title>
      <image:caption>Aus Taylor’s story is one of resilience, vision, and an unwavering commitment to authenticity. From his early days in Baltimore to his collaborations with some of the biggest names in music, he has consistently pushed the boundaries of visual art. Whether through his evocative music videos or his reflections on society, Taylor’s work leaves a lasting impression. As he shifts his focus toward personal projects, one thing is clear: Aus Taylor is a creative force who will continue to shape the cultural landscape for years to come..</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Neighbors Skate Shop: Skateboarding, Community, and Creativity in Leimert Park - A History Rooted in Representation</image:title>
      <image:caption>Nestled in the heart of Leimert Park, Neighbors Skate Shop isn’t just a shop — it’s a testament to community, creativity, and culture. Founded by Tré in 2019, the shop has quickly become a hub for local skaters and a beacon of representation for a neighborhood that has long been underrepresented in the skateboarding world. “When I was growing up in Leimert in the late '90s, skateboarding was alien,” Tré shared. “We didn’t have anything like this here. It was just a small group of kids, and we had to leave the neighborhood to find places to skate. Eventually, I didn’t want to leave anymore.” Tré’s vision for Neighbors Skate Shop was born out of a desire to create something for his community. After years of working as a photographer and creative director, he decided it was time to focus on his own project. The brand officially launched in February 2019, with the shop opening its doors on April 3, 2021. “Before we opened, it was just us putting up stickers and wearing T-shirts nobody could buy,” Tré recalled. “We built this exclusive but inclusive vibe that represented our neighborhood and gave it a voice.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>“The first graphic we ever made had my grandma on it,” Tré said. “When I stayed at her house, everyone who visited had to be greeted by this picture of her. Putting it on a skateboard was like inviting the world to see her the same way. Opening the shop in Leimert Park felt like a full-circle moment.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A project with artist Lauren Halsey and Nike brought together art and community. “We had creative freedom with her art, and we designed a ‘day and night’ perspective,” Tré explained. “We made a bunch of these boards and gave them out to kids even before the shop opened. It was such a cool project.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Denim Tears collaboration stands out as a milestone for Neighbors Skate Shop. Tremaine Emory, the creative mind behind Denim Tears, teamed up with Neighbors to create a deck that transcends the boundaries of traditional skate culture. “Tremaine came through, and we made this happen,” Tré said. “Collaborating with Denim Tears is something that just doesn’t happen in skateboarding. It was a huge deal for us.” The deck’s design reflects the intersection of fashion, culture, and skateboarding, emphasizing how Neighbors is carving its own lane within the industry.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>One of the shop’s most emotional projects featured artwork by Gregory Young, a homeless artist Tré met near the 110 freeway. “Gregory created amazing pieces with just Sharpie markers on Xerox paper,” Tré said. “We worked together on a skateboard graphic, but sadly, he passed away before he could see it. This project really hit home for me. RIP Gregory Young.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>When the shop officially opened in 2021, it launched with a deck featuring a welcome basket graphic. “When you move to a neighborhood, your neighbors give you a welcome basket. I wanted to bring that idea to the skate shop,” Tré said. “This graphic was a hit. We even made a commercial for it — it was fire.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>This deck features street signs representing the neighborhood that shaped Tré’s life. “I grew up skating on all these streets,” Tré shared. “It’s a tribute to the people and places I’ve known my whole life. There’s even an Easter egg with ‘365,’ symbolizing a year spent on the block in Leimert Park. This one really hit home.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>For Skate Shop Day in 2022, Neighbors released a deck featuring artwork by Ty Francis. “Ty chose a dog for the graphic,” Tré said. “It felt very neighborly and protective, which was perfect for the shop’s vibe.”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Another standout deck pays homage to a local staple: Louisiana chicken. “Everyone in L.A. has their favorite spot, and they’ll argue about which one is best,” Tré laughed. “This graphic is for the memories — getting that under-$10 combo after skating, just trying to get by.”</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Neighbors Skate Shop: Skateboarding, Community, and Creativity in Leimert Park - A Skateboarding Renaissance in Leimert</image:title>
      <image:caption>Beyond the decks, Neighbors Skate Shop has become a cultural hub in Leimert Park. From collaborations with brands like Denim Tears to gaining attention through billboards and stickers plastered around the globe, the shop’s impact has been immense. “It felt like we were creating our own Fairfax,” Tré said, referencing the famed streetwear destination. “But this was ours, rooted in Leimert Park.” For Tré, the journey from stickers to storefront has been about more than skateboarding. It’s about community. “This shop represents a neighborhood that speaks for so many people,” he said. “It’s cool to see how far we’ve come, but this is just the beginning.” As Neighbors continues to grow, its decks, collaborations, and community focus ensure that its legacy will skate far beyond the streets of Leimert Park.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Wiseboy Jeremy: Building a Legacy from South Jersey to the World</image:title>
      <image:caption>Wiseboy Jeremy is steadily carving his place in the modern rap landscape. Hailing from South Jersey, the rapper has grown from being a local artist with a dream to someone shaping his community and redefining independence in today’s music industry. With projects like "Pumpkin Seeds," a Roc Nation distribution deal, and collaborations with top-tier creatives, Jeremy is charting a path that is both authentic and inspiring.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Wiseboy Jeremy: Building a Legacy from South Jersey to the World - From Isolation to Community</image:title>
      <image:caption>South Jersey isn’t often recognized as a cultural hub, but for Jeremy, it’s home. “When I was younger, there was zero community here,” he explained. “I felt like I had to work to create an infrastructure.” That groundwork has paid off. Today, Jeremy sees a thriving local scene that he helped build. “It’s beautiful now—everyone has their own thing going on. The foundation is there.”</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Wiseboy Jeremy: Building a Legacy from South Jersey to the World - Creating "Pumpkin Seeds"—Remotely</image:title>
      <image:caption>Jeremy’s latest album, "Pumpkin Seeds," stands as both a creative and personal milestone. Its success lies in its cohesive yet experimental sound, blending influences like Japanese jazz and ’70s soul. Surprisingly, the album was created entirely remotely, with producer Kirti and Jeremy trading beats and verses online. “Kirti would send beats, and I’d send back drafts,” Jeremy said. “It was different—usually, I’d want to be in the same room with the producer.” Yet, the unique process helped the duo zero in on their collective vision, leading to standout tracks like “Do I Not” and “Over and Over.” The remote collaboration didn’t stop Jeremy from injecting the project with his signature vulnerability. “Every album represents where I’m at in my life,” he explained. “With 'Pumpkin Seeds,' I felt like I was constantly in that chapter.” Now, as he moves forward, Jeremy is focusing on finding new inspiration for his next body of work.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Wiseboy Jeremy: Building a Legacy from South Jersey to the World - The Visual Evolution</image:title>
      <image:caption>Jeremy’s artistry doesn’t stop at music. His approach to visuals is just as meticulous, with each video bringing something unique to the table. “I want to find what a director does best and focus on that for the video,” he shared. For "Pumpkin Seeds," Jeremy worked with multiple directors who helped create the video for “Flow State.” The three-day shoot pushed Jeremy outside his comfort zone but underscored his growth as an artist. “It was the biggest production I’ve been on so far,” he said. “I just had to play my part and trust their vision.” Whether it’s the fast-paced energy of “Over and Over” or the vibrant colors of “635,” each video reflects Jeremy’s desire to merge music and visuals seamlessly. “We’re all here for the love of music,” he said. “I’m just grateful to be part of these processes.”</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Wiseboy Jeremy: Building a Legacy from South Jersey to the World - Peers and Management</image:title>
      <image:caption>As Jeremy’s profile rises, so do the stakes. He’s part of a new wave of artists bridging the gap between underground and mainstream, and he’s watched peers like Ovrkast, Tommy Richman, and Wakai seize opportunities. “It’s like a rite of passage,” Jeremy reflected. “Eventually, people notice. You just have to keep your head down and work.” Jeremy’s collaborations also highlight his growing stature. While most features on "Pumpkin Seeds" came from close friends like Wakai, working with an artist like Pink Siifu was a different experience. “We had to email back and forth with his management,” Jeremy explained. “It makes the process feel less personal, but it’s all part of growing as an artist.” Jeremy’s distribution deal with Roc Nation marks a new chapter in his career. While he remains independent, the deal has given him the resources to expand his reach. “I didn’t need a label studio or anything like that,” he said. “I just needed someone to help market my music and get it out there.” This partnership has allowed Jeremy to focus on the creative aspects of his work, from refining his sound to producing high-quality videos. It’s a balance he’s determined to maintain as he continues to grow.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Wiseboy Jeremy: Building a Legacy from South Jersey to the World - What’s Next?</image:title>
      <image:caption>Jeremy is already thinking ahead to his next project. While he’s experimenting with new sounds and concepts, he’s clear about one thing: it has to be bigger and better than "Pumpkin Seeds." “I’ve seen the reception to this album,” he said. “If I can do this, I can do anything.” He’s also eager to expand his visual repertoire, experiment with live shows, and collaborate with artists and bands like Stove God Cooks, Mos Def and bands from Mexico and other countries. “I just want to keep working and expanding the infrastructure,” he said. Wiseboy Jeremy isn’t just making music—he’s creating a movement. With his roots firmly planted in Jersey soil and his eyes set on the world, he’s proving that authenticity and ambition can take you anywhere. “As long as you’re bringing yourself to the table, you’ll be good,” he affirmed. For Jeremy, the table is a feast of creativity, and he’s serving up courses you won’t want to miss.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>With the surprise release of GNX, Kendrick Lamar continues to solidify his legacy as not just a lyrical genius but a curator of Los Angeles culture. The album, a love letter to his hometown, features an array of artists who embody the city’s multifaceted identity. From Compton’s hard-hitting lyricists to South Central’s rising stars and a nod to the region’s Latine roots, GNX elevates voices that represent the heart of L.A.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Compton continues to shine with Hitta J3’s contribution to the album’s title track, “GNX.” Known for his breakout single “Do Yo Gudda” featuring Kendrick Lamar himself, Hitta J3 represents the enduring legacy of Compton’s role in shaping West Coast hip-hop. Alongside him on the track are YoungThreat and Peysoh, who bring their own unique perspectives. Peysoh’s journey—from incarceration to becoming a voice for his community—adds depth to his verses, inspired by his late friend MoneySign Suede and his upbringing as a first-generation Mexican-American.</image:caption>
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