Rusty Jabbz New York Hip Hop Review

His band consisted of, a drummer, a guitarist, a saxophonist, a bongo drummer and two horns men. That is a lot of instruments to have floating around the stage but it creates such a dynamic sound that can not really be described. We all know Blitz is a die hard hip hop fan and lover from Ghana, West Africa. Blitz and The Embassy Mvmt. Incorporate that original hip hop sound of the early 1970, from the days of 1570 Sedgwick Avenue type of sound. It’s blended and goes well with the African style music that their accustomed to playing; creating a sort of “Afro Hip Hop Jazz”. To everyone who came out and participated in showing love to Blitz The Ambassador and The Embassy Mvmt, I know y’ all had a good time.

True indeed, this is the last summer sounds concert. Blitz, let us know that, and feel that by having everyone getting’ out their seats to party. As Blitz The Ambassador and the Embassy Mvmt prepare now for their upcoming 15 city U. S. tour followed by a 15 city European tour, he left all of us New Yorkers, preferably Brooklynites, with a magical moment that we shall cherish until his return.

What I did tonight with these cameras is something I never did before. What I did, takes dexterity. Maneuvering two cameras, one camera I have set and focused towards the stage, the other camera is set and aimed at the audience. It took some craftsmanship, but I believe I knocked it out on my first run.

Footage of tonight’s event is available at www.youtube.com/worldwidejabbz

Also footage available on DVD at Rusty Jabbz Merchandise

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