First they brought you Sebenza and gave everyone with DStv a chance to feel cool with the catchphrase on the tip of their tongues. Now, Okmalumkoolkat (of Dirty Paraffin) and LV bring you Spitting Cobra. Both joints are taken from LV's Sebenza album which is supposed to be released in September. The Spitting Cobra video was shot by Chris Saunders and Malcolm Chen. Let us know what you think.
We spotted Okmalumkoolkat and LV's Sebenza joint over at Dazed Digital and that's where you should go to get insight on the video, straight from the horses' mouths. If you're stealing bandwidth from work then you can quickly peep the video here:
No, that title is not some code acronymn for a racist sect that wears pointy hats. It's actually Dirty Paraffin's OKMalumKoolkat's Kool Hunting Klub. Mouthful, right? DP has always had a unique way of expressing themselves through their clothes so it comes as no surprise that one of their endeavours would be clothing. Also known as DJ PartyTime, this half of DP has a pop-up space at the DOPEstore on 30 Loveday Street in Johannesburg. But it's there for a limited period so make sure you make your way down there. The jacket worn above is actually one of the pieces that you can find in the space. As seen below, there is plenty more for you to feat your eyes on. All pictures lifted off Malume's blog.
Saturday night was the first instalment of The Throwdown hosted by the homies AD and MKay Frash. Early in the night DJ Raiko kept the crowd entertained on the 1's and 2's and later Dirty Paraffin took the stage. Don't just take my word for it though, theblaggTV was there to capture the vibe. Peep some pics below as well.
This dope picture of okmalumkoolkat was taken from 2Faced1
Dirty Paraffin is not out of the box. It sees the box, builds a bridge, gets over it, leaves it behind and then creates its own lane entirely. Who else is making music like Okmalumkoolkat and DJ Spizee? Anyway, just last week we showed you the video for Riky Rik and Da LES' Barbershop. Now Okmalumkoolkat and DJ Spizee's brother, Snitch have collaborated on a remix of the jam and called it Siyagunda - which is Zulu for we are cutting, and in this instance, cutting hair. For someone who is almost always wearing a hat, cap, hoodie or whatever on his head, that doesn't mean he doesn't have Barbershop tales. Or a soundcloud. Ha! So you have to deal with the reverbnation player to hear the jam. What do you think of it?
