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Posted on June 25th, 2009 by missfrolab.
Categories: History, LA, Music, afromentals.
Michael Jackson passed away today at the age of 50.
Listen to this hour mix of Michael Jackson & Prince hits by DJ Spinna for his Soulslam x Operation Hot Combs takeover, from last year on DJ Jamad’s Afromentals Radio:
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download (CTRL+click to download mp3)
also download DJ Jaycee Presents Michael Jackson – The Soulful Years (Tracklisting included) – via smoking section
Life Magazine Photos: Life & Times | Early Years | Live | Famous Friends
Life is short. Enjoy yourself.
Posted on June 25th, 2009 by visionist.
Categories: Africa, Culture Capture Champs, Frolaborators, Music.
Heard a few dope tracks from this album. A summer cop for sure. Shouts out to our boy Nabil for the video & HVW8 on the cover art.
NAS & DAMIAN “JR GONG” MARLEY DISTANT RELATIVES preview from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.
Posted on June 25th, 2009 by missfrolab.
Categories: Africa, Design, Fro Related, Frolaborators.
Brilliant design first drew me in after seeing a image of the packaging on the fun inspriation site “le coil” and I had to find out more!

(Wine box radio that really works!)
Afro Coffee is a beautifully branded coffee and tea cafe with its flagship location in Salzburg South Africa and now also has an Austrian locale. Check out this packaging & branding!
Afro Coffee, Afro Tea, Afro Cafe!
I found an in depth interview with the Afro Coffee founder Grant Rushmere with lots more info on the concept over on PingMag. The Afro Coffee shop at Church Street in sunny Cape Town, South Africa, has beautiful packaging design of their coffee, special tea and broadened their brand experience with the lovely design of the interior of the cafe, custom fabrics and super cute t-shirts & bags. Supported by 2 Austrian investors, Rushmere has been able to develop his idea into multiple shops and also according to the website, is franchising the cafe.
“Our concept was to harness a Pan African view of contemporary urban Africa. The pop art nature of African design inspired us to create our own brand of coffee instead of the usual Italian coffee that most cafes use.” (~PingMag)
Definitely look forward to checking this spot out in the future!