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Producers on a mission pushin the limits to create refreshing music!!!!!!! “I make beats, man.” It’s become a tired refrain, one that barely warrants a nod of acknowledgment or a lifting of eyes from BlackBerry at its utterance. So when a trio of LA-based producers adopted the name the Stereotypes, they wielded not only a gift for kicks and licks, but also for ticklish, tongue-in-cheek terminology. Indeed, the Stereotypes are a motley crew, three distinct pieces comprising a cohesive, sprawling mosaic. These whos and hows might be hard to figure. The why is definitely answered by the what: pure, unabashed, unadulterated production fire. And the when? Clearly now. More than an apt turn of phrase, the Stereotypes moniker runs beyond the superficial. In fact, skin deep is just about right: “We’re trying to break stereotypes,” asserts RayRo. “We’re a black guy, an Asian guy, and a white guy, all brought together in making great music. We want to be mentioned in the same breath as the Neptunes and Timbaland. To be known for making consistently good and wide-ranging music.” Indeed, the comparison grows more plausible as the months whisk by; in late 2007, their scorching single “Damaged” written for Danity Kane peaked at 10 on Billboard’s Top 100 chart. A mere year later, the Stereotypes earned a pair of Grammy nominations for contributing “Why Does She Stay” to Ne-Yo’s Year of the Gentleman album. And in February 2009, the movie Confessions of a Shopaholic boasted the Stereotypes’ collaboration with Natasha Bedingfield entitled “Again.” |
Dope Tribute from Stolkholm! These are two performances made at Segels Torg and the Central Station (a third installment is planned to happen at Stureplan at 23.00 tonight). The dance collective Bounce came up with the idea and invited the public to a short choreographed session before hitting the streets. Copyright Pierre Wikberg |
| Tags: beat it, Dance, Jerm Beats, Jon Street, Michael Jackson, mike, MISC, MJ, RayRo, Stereotypes, stolkholm, Team FRA, tribute |
I KNOW IM LATE WITH THIS, BUT ITS HILARIOUS. ENJOY, FOR THE PEOPLE WHO HAVENT SEEN IT YET. 
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| Tags: BABIES, hollywood, Jerm Beats, Jon Street, los angeles, music, producers, RayRo, Stereotypes, studio, Team FRA, TV, Uncategorized |
Does everybody remember this post with Nina Sky when they were in the studio back in April? Well its seems that track Nina Sky did called “Beautiful People” written by Lil Eddie and of course produced by The Stereotypes actually premiered a few days ago and has been spreading across radio stations throughout the country like wildfire. It started with Hot 97 in New York right before 4th of July and I just heard the track on Power 106 yesterday here in Los Angeles. Check out the reviews that the song has been getting on 5 Star Hip Hop, New York Post, Rap-Up and DJBooth. The whole internet is buzzing and proclamiming this as the summer anthem, not to mention as a possible future Cover Girl Make up commercial jingle. I’m sure none of us ain’t mad at those comments. Check out the song below!
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Here’s a dope routine by our homies Soreal Cru. Pat Lam did his thing by Choreographing steps to Ne-Yo’s “Why Does She Stay” which was produced by us. Check it out and let me know what yall think….holla 
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| Tags: abdc, americas, best, crew, cru, Dance, Jerm Beats, Jon Street, MISC, MTV, Ne-Yo, pat lam, RayRo, soreal, Stereotypes, Team FRA, TV, why does she stay |
I’m excited to see this upcoming movie, More Than A Game, documenting the high school basketball career of NBA Superstar Lebron James. It was written and directed by Kristopher Belman and produced by Harvey Mason Jr.
“Five talented young basketball players from Akron, Ohio star in More Than a Game, a remarkable true-life coming of age story about friendship and loyalty in the face of great adversity. Coached by a charismatic but inexperienced player’s father, and led by future NBA superstar LeBron James, the “Fab Five’s” improbable nine-year journey leads them from a decrepit inner-city gym to the doorstep of a national high school championship. Along the way, the close-knit team is repeatedly tested — both on and off the court — as James’ exploding worldwide celebrity threatens to destroy everything they’ve set out to achieve together. More Than a Game combines a series of unforgettable one-on-one interviews with rare news footage, never-before-seen home videos, and personal family photographs to bring this heart-wrenching and wholly American story to life.”
Click here to view the embedded video. Click here to view the embedded video. The film’s release date is said to be October 2009, make sure you go check that out! Follow us at www.twitter.com/stereotypestv Follow them at www.twitter.com/morethanagame
Courtesy of The Movie Report.com |
Here’s the official music video for Drakes smash “You The Best”. It was directed by Kanye West and currently sits at number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. I personally am not mad at the video, but it is getting a lot of mixed responses online. Check it out for yourself and tell me what you think. 
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| Tags: Best I ever had, Drake, Jerm Beats, Jon Street, Kanye West, MISC, music video, RayRo, Stereotypes, Team FRA |
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