What’s going on everybody. My apologies for the lack of updates around here. The Kaos Effect’s own Inori recently blessed us with his presence from out of the country. In true southern hospitality I had to show the homie around the city. The weekend is over and I’m just getting a chance to really sit down.

So if you follow me on twitter or facebook you’ve probably already seen the announcement for this years A3C Festival. The 7th annual A3C Hip Hop Festival will be taking place this weekend (Oct 6-8) in Atlanta, GA. I will be performing on Thursday night on the Hip Hop DX stage along with emcee 4-Ize and DJ Floyd The Locsmif for a special ULTRA BEAST set.

Señor Kaos and 4-Ize As Ultra Beast hits the stage at 10pm on Thursday night on the Hip Hop DX Stage. Other performances include Random Axe (Sean Price, Guilty Simpson, Black Milk), Freeway, Homeboy Sandman, Joe Scudda, Gods Illa and more.

I’ll be performing at 4-Ize’s Virgo Birthday Extravaganza tomorrow night at 529 in East Atlanta Village. Also you got Laws, Eddie Meeks, and Slimm Calhoun performing as well. You might NOT want to miss this one.

Have you even partied with a Virgo? If not you need to be in the spot tomorrow. Check the flyer below for all the info.

This past Friday night myself and 4-Ize ran thru the rabbit hole real quick to rock some joints for the SMKA event. Shouts to KD Gray who caught the footage.

Videos capture songs Classic Example / Hard To Quit The Rhyme / And 4-Ize’s Rap Sucks

(ATLANTA, GA – August 18, 2011) Debut New Video For “Hard To Quit The Rhyme”

When you combine the forces of two superiorly talented individuals that have not only mastered but reinvented their craft, they become a more powerful, twice as brilliant, creative super power … an Ultra Beast!

The affiliation between the two emcees spans nearly a decade in the Atlanta Hip Hop scene.

On “Hard To Quit The Rhyme” 4-Ize and Señor Kaos come together to let the world know Hip Hop is something they live, and when you are this passionate about it, it’s Hard To Quit. Produced by ATL’s own Floyd The Locsmif the record also features guest vocals by Grammy nominated ATL soul singer Anthony David. “Hard To Quit The Rhyme” has already been featured on AllHipHop.com as the “Heater Of The Day” now with the Black Box ATL directed video Ultra Beast plan to show the world that the real Hip Hop scene in Atlanta is ready to come above ground.

Be on the lookout for the 4-Ize and Señor Kaos Are Ultra Beast project sometime in 2012. The album is set to feature some of the best Beast in Hip Hop.

Friday night we’ll be at the Nest Bar (North Decatur) for the SMKA – “Through The Rabbit Hole” Event along with Cy Hi Da Prynce, Laws, Aleon Craft, Jarren Benton, and More.

Then Saturday August 20th, we’ll be over at Graveyard Tavern (East Atlanta Village) for the “Hell Naw” event along with Fishhawk, and The Coat Hangers.

Check the flyers for details. Looking forward to seeing all the fans, new and old, out this weekend. Come out and party with the Beast!

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.

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)

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

At the end of June the long awaited “Unsung” documentary on Big Daddy Kane aired on BET’s TV-One network. I caught it on Okay Player a few days later, and I thought I posted it. BUT looks like I never did. So just in case you haven’t caught it yet, here it is for your viewing pleasure.

FYI… Big Daddy Kane is one of my favorite emcee’s ever. I can’t talk about my top 5 without mentioning Kane. He mixed Style, Content, and Showmanship like very few. His rapid-fire delivery set the bar and ushered in the next wave of emcees like Jay-Z, Big Pun, and Señor Kaos.

I can say during my lifetime I’ve not only had the pleasure of listening to BDK’s music during it’s era, but I’ve also gotten a chance to see him perform live at least 3 times, as well as met the man in person. Whether your a BDK novice or die hard fan, this documentary is a must see. Check it out.

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Back in 2008 I re made “Warm It Up Kane” and changed it to “Warm It Up Kaos.” It was featured on my Swagger Is Nothing, Talent Is Everything project.