A lowrider documentary by Corie Levitt
Been workin' steady on a new Innocnts zine featuring much of the crew, extended friends, and influences. Not sure when it's gonna be done (perhaps summertime) so here's a little sneak peak at a few of the pages thus far. Stay tuned.
Vincent Haycock Casts Three Brothers From Compton for the London Producer’s Stirring New Release
“Everything in the video is their real life,” says director Vincent Haycock of the Mays boys, who he cast for this magic realist visual accompaniment to London composer and producer Raffertie’s new track “Build Me Up,” after meeting the youngest brother Demantre while location scouting in South Central, Los Angeles. “Every cast member is their friend, son, or cousin, and all the locations are their houses and neighborhood,” explained the filmmaker. “Most of the scenes were based on what they wanted to do as opposed to me giving them too much direction. The only thing I made up was the idea of death—all the brothers are alive and well.”
Behind the scenes look at what hand making 100 art books looks like. The lovely Misa Chhan has been hustlin' on these amazing ESTARA books for the upcoming event at The MOCA Store || presented by Innocnts this Sunday (April 6th). Each book will be finalized by Teebs with drawings, handwritten text, extra details and side notes speaking on the songs and times gone into the making of the album. Everyone over here is really excited to share these books with you at MOCA on Grand Ave this Sunday!
A collection of various visual stimuli.
New Innocnts vid with Los Angeles natives Billy Valdes and Paulo Diaz skating around the city just for the feeling of it.
Emotive feelings on canvas by the Spanish painter.
