New video from ATL duo Clan Destined. The song is called “War Games.” Video directed by Rick Foy for DVID Films. Make sure you check out their latest LP entitled “Clan Destined” Out Now.

The homie Ozy Reigns recently relocated from ATL to LA. Before he left he dropped an album called “Exciting Times.”

video (directed by Ryan Daniel McKinney): download Exciting Times at ozyreigns.bandcamp.com

Back on July 8th I went thru Floyd The Locsmif ‘s Album Release event / Stay Productive Beat Showcase at 529 in ATL. The homie 4-Ize rocked, and I joined to perform “Hard To Quit The Rhyme” Check it out.

4-Ize goes off and performs ALF first. Shouts to Street Radio for the footage.

There is a LOT of video trailers coming out of ATL right now. Which can only mean that there is a LOT of videos from the ATL Hip Hop scene on the way. Me & 4-Ize leaked the teaser for the “Hard To Quit The Rhyme” video about a week ago, Clan Destined hit you with the “War Games” trailer, and now the homie Big Rec just dropped this off. The song is called “Real Hip Hop Is Back” the video was directed by B. Price / Late September Films.

I actually made it out to this video shoot, it was LOT of energy on set. I can’t wait to see how the video came out. One thing is for sure, when it’s ready to go, The Kaos Effect will be posting it for your viewing pleasure.

Shouts to Not Those Kids, the homie KC Nevijay and Cameron Luck. Just a lil joint I did last weekend at GA Tech. Sometimes it’s just fun to let lose on a beat for min. It doesn’t always have to follow a certain formula or structure. Just straight spitting. Anyway check it out, hopefully you like it.

Señor Kaos – Black Magic (Produced By KC Nevijay)

Caught this earlier today. Trailer for Clan Destined new video “War Games” directed by Rick Foy DVID Films. Man DVID Films is GETTIN BUSY this summer.

For those that don’t remember that’s the same company that filmed my “Til Your Dead” video. They also knocked out joints with Boog Brown, Clan Destined, and I hear Methuzullah just knocked out something as well.

If your trying to shoot a video, you might want to holla at the homie Rick Foy. Fa Sho… Anyway check out a snippet of the new video.

Me and 4-Ize recently just shot a video for the song “Hard To Quit The Rhyme” Featuring Anthony David and produced by Locsmif. Here’s a little teaser of what you can expect from this joint.

Video directed and edited by Black Box ATL

This Friday July 8th, 2011 3 NFL Players Chevis Jackson (Denver Broncos), Thomas Decoud (Atlanta Falcons), and Earl Bennett (Chicago Bears), give ATL youth a “Fresh Step” in the right direction.

“Fresh Steps” is Atlanta’s first youth charity sneaker event, giving youth the tools to empower their future. Read below for flyer and more info.

Check out this video filmed by G-Roc of The Shoe Game.

Press Release:

Thomas DeCoud of the Atlanta Falcons, Chevis Jackson of the Denver Broncos, & Earl Bennett of the Chicago Bears to host star studded event benefitting local Atlanta youth.

Atlanta, GA – Falcons safety Thomas DeCoud, Broncos cornerback Chevis Jackson, and Bears wide receiver Earl Bennett have joined their collective passion for sneakers, fashion and the arts to bring together the Atlanta sneakerhead, streetwear, fashion, and music community to help support the enrichment of Atlanta youth, creating their Fresh Steps program.

The inaugural event, to be hosted July 8th, 2011 from 8:30-11:00pm at 595 North Event Venue & Lounge (595 North Avenue NW, Atlanta, GA 30318) will exhibit and highlight independent and mainstream sneaker and fashion brands, feature a Battle of the Brands fashion show, as well as live performances by local artists and DJs, in addition to featuring Chevis, Thomas, & Earl and their friends from around the NFL.

“You can consider Thomas and I sneaker aficionados or “sneaker-heads” as serious collectors are referred to,” said Jackson. “When looking at my sneaker collection I remember how my family didn’t have the money to buy the fancy new Nikes or Jordans. And when my mom did buy me my first fresh pair of Nike’s, I felt like a new man, ready to take on the world. So I figured I would put my collection and contacts to use and give back to those that may not otherwise be able to afford a new pair of kicks.”

DeCoud echoed similar sentiments. “I had several brand new pairs of shoes that I haven’t worn or only worn once that I planned on giving away, but didn’t know the best way to do it.” DeCoud continued, “When Chev, Earl & I started talking, we came up with the idea of having an event to bring together the sneaker, fashion, sports, and entertainment community to help bring that same feeling we get in purchasing or wearing the hottest new sneaker to those less fortunate.”

“Thomas & Chevis share in the same passion in collecting rare sneakers and Jordans, but we also are passionate about the community and giving back” Bennett stated. “Being able to gather our friends in the sneaker community for this event and to inspire youth to achieve academically and even athletically by simply providing them with a new pair of sneakers is incredibly rewarding.”

The three players are asking those that attend their fresh steps event to bring $10 or a new or lightly worn pair of sneakers. A pack of school supplies will get someone 50% off the admissions charge. Their event will feature raffle giveaways including the chance to win exclusive sneakers such as the South Beach Jordan 6’s, Jordan True Blues, Cardinals and much more. In addition, Rihanna concert tickets, an Xbox Kinects gaming bundle, and gift cards to local Atlanta sneaker and fashion outlets will be given away.

FRESH STEPS—Sneaker Giveback Event Details:

Where: 595 North—Event Venue & Lounge,
595 North Ave NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Date: July 8th, 2011
Time: 8:30-11:00pm
Cost: $10/person
OR…bring a pair of new or gently-worn sneakers and receive 50% off of entry

Photo and Video courtesy of G-Roc from The Shoe Game

Here’s some new music from Señor Kaos, 4-Ize, Punchline, and Phife Dawg. “That Aint Gone Ride” Remix. Produced By DJ Rasta Root.

Listen and purchase below.

This past weekend me and the homie 4-Ize filmed a new music video for the song “Hard To Quit The Rhyme” with Black Box ATL. The Locsmif produced song originally appeared on 4-Ize’s “Illuminated Animals” project back in 2009. I re-introduced the song on my “The Most Interesting MC In The World Project” this year. 2 years later the song still gets talked about pretty frequently, so we had to finally get a visual together for this joint.

BIG shouts to Black Box ATL for working with the Ultra Beats familia on this video.

The video shoot takes me and 4-Ize to “Rhymers Anonymous” a place where addicted emcees end up to talk about their habits, and all the things they do for the love of Hip Hop. Fellow emcees, Headkrack, Flux, Eddie Meeks, Trip, and others join us. I can’t wait to for everybody to get a chance to see this video, it’s going to be amazing! In the mean time check out a lil behind the scenes footage filmed by Goldi Gold of Jungle 45