Water-n-Oxygen

If anyone is near the DC area you need to check
this out. If you want to get tickets go here:
http://levelzliv.eventbrite.com/

I know its been a minute since WNO has posted
a Movie Monday film. This one is not going to be
a let down. Hope you all enjoy.

INFLUENCERS FULL VERSION from R+I creative on Vimeo.

"Hercules" is the first single introducing the sound of Stalley's forthcoming LP Lincoln Way Nights (Intelligent Trunk Music).

Produced by Rashad Thomas of Columbus, Ohio's the 3rd, ITM finds Stalley returning to his Ohio roots - American muscle cars and hard 808 kicks. Stalley, who was born and raised in the working class city of Massillon, says of the project, "This is Midwest music, with a New York mentality."

Public Label returns to THLA, THSF, and
THNY.

Years ago, Public Label was the original title for The Hundreds cut/sew
clothing when we first moved beyond graphic t-shirts to a full range of
apparel like selvedge denim and outerwear. Eventually we just called the
entire line The Hundreds, and the name ³Public Label² was lost.
We¹re bringing ³Public Label² back now as a special seasonal collection of
higher-end, deliberately thought-out, wearable goods that cater to a more
discerning The Hundreds customer. You can expect more sophisticated cuts,
refined quality, palatable colors, and timely design from Public Label,
compared to the more familiar The Hundreds offerings.

Available at THLA, THSF, and THNY.

Washington, DC-November 17, 2010- Bringing legendary artists to Washington DC is what Hip Hop LIVS thrives on. In partnership with Shine On Me, Hip Hop LIVS presents EPMD starring Eric Sermon and Parish Smith along with KoKay, Proverb and music by Super Quool DJ Quartermaine. See EPMD live on Saturday December 11, 2010 at 9:00 pm at LIV (2001 11^th St. NW, Washington, DC 20001). Tickets are $20 if purchased before the event. Event flyer is attached.

EPMD is an American hip hop group from Brentwood, New York. The group's name is a concatenation of the members' name "E" and "PMD" or an acronym for "Erick and Parrish Making Dollars. The group has been active for more than 20 years and is by far one of the most prominent acts in East coast hip hop and a staple in DJ crates around the world.

Hip Hop Livs: Providing a breath of fresh air to a hip hop scene in need of resuscitation, Hip Hop Livs keeps proving to live beat junkies that hip hop is not dead yet. Hip Hop Livs has worked with Brand Nubian, Dead Prez and many other authentic hip hop artists and has united music lovers with concerts that keep heads nodding and hands high.

Soulcial Grind PR: As an entity of Gypsy Soul Entertainment LLC Soulcial Grind PR has provided media services at an affordable rate for artists who are exceptionally talented but need support to push their message and build their fan base. Soulcial Grind PR continues to provide a range if services for artists we believe in, promoters looking for help with promotion and media coverage, and indie labels who want to focus on the music and not the media. For more information on Soulcial Grind PR and Gypsy Soul visit www.gyspysoul.info.

For more information, media and interview opportunities contact Kayenecha Daugherty by phone or email at (410) 914-7477 or media@soulcialgrindpr.com.

A few days ago we got to see the upcoming Fall/Winter line from our guy's over at IROCKFOX and its "SUPER DUPER DOPE"! With the theme of Destroy to Rebuild it will definitely raise eyebrows... Stay tuned soon for upcoming pics of the Line!!!

As the battle continues, eight new poets compete for a spot in the final slam and a grand prize of $2,000. Epidemic beat out his competition, making him the winner of round 4, and now he advances to the final slam. This month's competition features Oveous Maximus, whose voice has cultivated a tremendous following. He has won the Apollo Amateur Night multiple times, was featured on HBO's original series Def Poetry, and became a t...hree-time national poetry finalist.

Join us for the Thanksgiving edition: "The Art of Giving", on November 17th, as BBE presents the fifth installment of the Graffiti DC Slam Series, where you play the role of audience member and judge. Canned goods collected at the show will be donated to the Capital Area Food Bank.

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2010

Doors open at 7pm | Show starts at 8pm
$10 General Admission ($5 w/ A CANNED GOOD or STUDENT ID BEFORE 8pm)

Ask about our Signature Drink the "Sun Tzu Tea" and our delicious appetizers for $10 & under:

Chicken & Artichoke Croquettes (Honey Mustard)
Jerk Chicken (Fried Potato, Cabbage)
Seafood Gumbo (Steamed Rice)
Jumbo Lump Crab Cake (Old Bay Tartar Sauce, Mixed Greens)
Fried Catfish Fingers (Lemon-Pepper Mayo)
Chicken Wings (Buffalo, Jerk or Hot Sauce)
Caesar Salad, Mesclun Mixed Salad


18+ to enter

LIV NIGHTCLUB
2001 11th Street, NW
Washington, DC

**For more information call 202.344.5759 or email info@benyblaqentertainment.com**

DOM Kennedy is definitely one of our favorite artist over here at WNO. Visuals from this one felt like my life! Oh yea, dope varsity jacket that Dom rocks in this video!

Check out Kid Cudi as he performs outside the Bape store in SoHo. Gotta love the energy from the fans as he delivered songs from his new album. Cudi evens brings out his homie Chip the Ripper for this one! Check it out and Enjoy!

Shoutout to my homie Ruben for putting me down with this
mixtape. The chicago native Lungz brings you his latest
"Monster:Buried Alive". Download this project which is sponspored
by Fake Shore Drive.
DOWNLOAD HERE

A line that has been growing on us for a while is Reason Clothing. From checking out their Fall/Winter line, it looks like they've got some good products to offer. Check out a few of our fav's here!

Check out the Colab between 10.Deep and Stalley. Get yours while you can!

Filled with plenty of flannels, clean jackets and dope tees The Hundreds drops their Winter 2010 collection today! Definitely see a few pieces that WNO would love to get!

For the 2010 Winter collection, the colors have been toned down to reflect a
mature aesthetic, the washes of the denim are softer and more comfortable,
while the custom flannels, fleece, knits and outerwear have a ready-to-wear
feel. Notable pieces of the collection include: the Wallacide tee, inspired
by the classic National Lampoon magazine cover; the Drowsy sweater, a super
comfortable crewneck sweater; the Big Blue flannel, with custom TH plaid;
the Lexington, the raw selvedge offering; the Bomb Squad snapback; with
Twill patch logo; the Team snapback, in new colors; and the Panic, a nylon
bag with laptop case and canned beverage cooler compartment.