Back on our NY Shit… you can go to another site and get some b.s. bio about your favorite brands or you can visit Boundless NY and get learned…kid.

We hit up Jamie from The J Money Collection with the Boundless NY 5 questions.

1. I’m really liking the new stuff we just got in. Between skating, running multiple companies and life’s interesting curves, how do you stay creative and keep the J$ line fresh?

First off, good lookin’. I always challenge myself creatively. Overall I try to keep things simple and have the people try to find out what it is if it’s something obscure. Maybe they’ll come across something and say “oh, that’s what that is,” but if it’s a simple idea, then execution is key. Working with all the people I am able to just keeps the creative energy going, so inspiration is everywhere. It comes down to deciding the direction you want to go. A lot of things don’t get produced.

2. The new Styles P or the New Beanie Sigel ?

Both. Styles.

3. Where’s your go to spot for Italian food in the city?

In the city..Pepe Rosso. In Brooklyn..have to say Nino’s on Henry.

4. The J$ collab with King Stampede should be hitting Boundless early next week. What kind of new J$ is in the works for next year?

Some cut and sew including denim, rugbys, sweats, etc. will be introduced as well as some collaborative events.

5. What one issue do you want to air out? Something on your mind? Give the Boundless readers a piece of your mind. Anything goes here..

I was disappointed with the movie American Gangster.

We were too, especially the scenes shot in our hood and passed off as New Jersey.
Check the new J$ product in at Boundless NY and check out Jamie’s Blog on NimNim . We hold you down.

The Holiday Line from Acapulco Gold has just hit Boundless NY. We had a chance to ask Augie the man behind the AG brand our Boundless NY 5 questions.

1. You grew up skateboarding then parlayed working at Union to a tenure at Supreme. AG is poised for greatness. What is the inspiration for AG?

AG represents good times but we care about what we make and stand behind the stuff 100%. There will always be a customer who is looking for something slick but well made.

2. Whats your opinion on the New, New York?

New York was started in the pursuit of $$$. Nothing’s changed.

3. Iron Maiden or Black Sabbath?

That’s stupid. We all know Dio’s the shit.

4. Brooklyn or Queens ?

Queens.

5. What one issue do you want to air out? Something on your mind? Give the Boundless readers a piece of your mind. Anything goes here.

Nope

Acapulco Gold just relaunched their new site, peep it here and Boundless NY is helping spread the Tough as Shit Love from AG with a free download of their Mixtape by DJ Love On The Run here

Now cop that Acapulco Gold . Only at Boundless NY.

Get well soon Homie

And I had to post this too, both were my favorites off that soundtrack.

Its on… Boundless NY / King Stampede Present: City Trimm kicks off tonight with BOUNDLESS NY RADIO: DJ’s and hosts Teddy King and Tes Uno taking over the EVR booth.

From Midnight till 2am, if your in Manhattan stop by the corner of 1st Street and 1st Ave. We will be holding down the street level radio booth, spinning classics on the 1s and 2s and enjoying plenty of libations. This is a monumental day on EVR.

If you can’t tune in live, subscribe to the podcast here. Its a free way to get down with Boundless NY on EVR .

And next Thursday Boundless NY / King Stampede Present: City Trimm have STAMPEDE RADIO taking over with DJs and hosts Peter Leonard and Ron Morelli.

Trampled under the foot of sound, looking up, swirling around your head disoriented, a light flashes…this is the midnight hour, anything is possible. From Detroit techno, to deep dub versions, Chicago house, different strains of disco, synth weirdness, to heavy psych rock of the world and well beyond. Maybe a mix show, maybe not a mix show, strap on your eargoggles, take a journey into another world and see what happens.

This is offical, don’t miss it.

Dr Kary Mullis was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1993 for his development of the Polymerase Chain Reaction. This passage was taken from his book Dancing Naked . Shout to my King Stampede heads on this one.

In 1966 I wanted to try LSD. My wife, Richards, helped me pack up the Impala, we put our daughter Louise in the back seat, and we drove to Berkeley for graduate school…

...During dinner, Brad gave me what was called a double-domed 1000 microgram Owsley. He had bought it for five dollars. It was soon to become illegal. I didn’t finish dinner. I started laughing. I got up from the table and realized, on the way to the couch, that everything I knew was based on a false premise. I fell down through the couch into another world.

Brad put Mysterious Mountain by Hovhaness on the stereo and kept playing it over and over. It was the perfect background for my journey. I watched somebody else’s beliefs become irrelevant. Who was that Kary Mullis character? That Georgia Tech boy. I wasn’t afraid. I wasn’t anything. I noticed that time did not extend smoothly – that it was punctuated by moments – and I fell down into a crack between two moments and was gone.

My body lay on the couch for almost four hours. I felt like I was everywhere. I was thrilled. I’d been trapped in my own experiences – now I was free. The world was filled with incredibly tiny spaces where no one could find me or care what I was doing. I was alone. My mind could see itself.

Brad had given me 1000 micrograms because he wanted me to have a thorough experience. I think he said “blow your ass away.” With 100 micrograms you feel a little weird, you might hallucinate, and you can go dancing, but you know you’re on acid. You’re aware that you’re having a trip and the things that you see are hallucinations. You know that you should not respond to them. When you take 1000 micrograms of LSD, you don’t know you’ve taken anything. It just feels like that’s the way it is. You might suddenly find yourself sitting on a building in Egypt three thousand years ago, watching boats on the Nile….

About five o’clock in the morning I began to come back to earth. The most amazing aspect of the entire experience was that I landed back in the middle of my normal life. It was so sweet to hear the birds, to see the sun come up, to watch my little girl wake up and start playing. I appreciated my life in a way I never had before.

Rik is stylin on you in the Mighty Healthy X King Stampede Tee, check for it around 2:25 in this behind the scenes look at his latest video for Buckshot.

This man does not sleep . Shout out to Dennis and Ray at Mighty Healthy.

Rest in Peace.

Dublin’s famous Guinness brewery has been the victim of an audacious theft.

A man drove a truck into the brewery on Victoria Quay, Dublin 8, yesterday evening; hitched up a trailer containing 450 kegs of different beers; and drove off into Dublin’s traffic just as rush-hour got under way.

The haul contained 180 kegs of Guinness, 180 kegs of Budweiser and 90 kegs of Carlsberg and has a total value of €64,000. In the pubs, the loot would represent approximately 40,500 pints and a whopping bar tab of approximately €160,000.

The raid comes at one of the busiest times of the year for the brewery, which supplies 13,000 pubs across Ireland that are preparing for the brisk Christmas trading period.

Officers in Kevin Street Garda Station are investigating but a Garda spokesman said there was no sign of the missing truck, trailer or its driver.

Drinks company Diageo, which owns Guinness, said the raid was “very serious” and unprecedented. “We have never had a breach of this scale”, said spokeswoman Grainne Mackin. “A full investigation is taking place into what happened and how.

Read the article here

I have no idea what this says about us, but we will post it anyway. Translators. Hollar at us.


Thanks for the love Sweet Chillin’.

Pete is going to pull some major trimm now that this is out.

Second installment of 5 Questions. This time we hit up Milkcrate Athletics founder, musician and world traveler: Aaron La Crate. His new Holiday just dropped at Boundless NY. We hold you down.

1. Milkcrate has been around since the beginning of this, where does the inspiration for the brand come from?

My inspiration really comes from my reality or things that I’ve been doing since I was a kid. Growing up in Baltimore, which is and was a very crime ridden gutter city I spent a lot of time out on the street entertaining myself.

I def got an early start in all of this music, street art stuff, so its really embedded in me and especially my design style – when your doing this since your 8 or 9 years old, and following guys like haring, warhol, stash, dondi, futura, as a child your influences run deep. Things like being under a bridge with a dead pitbull become inspiration.

2. YoYo NY has consistently brought the house down at Love. Whats the key to throwing a successful monthly in New York?

Thanks guys. You know it all falls in the realm of things that I enjoy doing, The YoYo NY party is a hobby for all of us, were all busy with a lot of music projects, our labels, fashion etc. Mark Ronson is my partner in the event and a old good buddy, he has had the most amazing year ever producing Amy and loads of other stuff, Seb and Leo are our boys from YoYo LDN and both are heavy music players in London.

Were all friends and YoYo NY is just a time once a month that we all get to see each other and play our new tracks, exclusives, and have fun – and that totally reflects in the atmosphere of the party.

Were on our 10th party and we’ve had some major talent in there. Were just focused on our own music Im the Gutter Kid – repping B-more party music, Mark does his thing, Seb and Leo hold down the hip, hop, ragga, and LDN flavors. Were all party djs doing different things but all support each other movements – we understand that the work we do is crucial for NYC and music in general.

3. Boundless NY / King Stampede is starting our East Village Radio show on Thursday at Midnight. What advice can you give from your EVR experiences.

Ive held down Marks show quite a bit when hes out of town. EVR is fun as hell – just get loads of imported beer, thats a must.

4. The new Ghostface or the new Wu ?

Ghost of course.

5. What one issue do you want to air out? Something on your mind? Give the Boundless readers a piece of your mind. Anything goes here.

Im all good. This year has been amazing and Ive accomplished some goals that I hadnt even set yet. Shout out to Boundless!

Check out Aaron’s Blog here and make sure you cop the Holiday 07 Milkcrate Line at Boundless.