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Video: The Package – Making Waves
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November 26, 2008 | Written by: Stone | Category: Music | Tags: Dr. Octave, Noyeek The Grizzly Bear, The Package |
The Package, “Making Waves” from Spirit Equality on Vimeo.
Peter Rosenberg directed this video for local cats The Package, whose track Making Waves is currently the # 2 most added single at college radio. The Package’s members Dimensions, Theory and Noyeek The Grizzly
Bear have been around for a hot minute and are all members of the Infinite Loop hip-hop collective, which dominated this city in the 90s. You can cop their debut CD, New Golden Era at iTunes.
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dj.eurok
word. tell em where you heard it first!
Comment by dj.eurok on December 1, 2008 at 11:33 am
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DIMES
Thanx 4 the love, we’re helping to usher a NEW GOLDEN ERA!!! Belee-dat
Comment by DIMES on December 1, 2008 at 11:45 am
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The Couch Sessions » Blog Archive » Reader Best of 2008: DJ Eurok BONUS DC Edition
[...] a Grammy and dropping a banging album. 2. The premiere of the Peter Rosenberg directed video for The Package’s “Makin’ Waves” on Nah Right.com. 3. The epic all city graffiti fest at 14th and T. 4. Hearing XO’s The [...]
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