Ain't no party like a west coast party cus a west coast party don't stop... A few weeks back ILLSOCIETY had the chance to attend Block Party Los Angeles, presented by A. Glaspie Marketing. The event took place at a warehouse located in the booming art district of L.A....
No stopping the hustle… Only a few months ago Nipsey Hussle was the main topic of all rap talk. The L.A. native who has been no stranger to the game since his breakout mixtape single “Hussle In The House” back in 2009, startled the industry when he released a...
Zanzibar in Santa Monica became host to LA locals, artists and music purveyors alike for the release of Archaic Rapture, the newest EP from vocalist Mara Hruby, and a headlining performance by the songstress herself. Illsociety Magazine, Project Live LA, and Nu-Soul...
A few weeks back Illsociety had the opportunity to be apart of the Strictly Social event and brought out Detroit's Multi-Instrumentalist/Producer Zo! A member of Foreign Exchange Music Collective and the lovely Neo-Soul singer and songwriter from Dallas, Carmen Rodgers. The...
This past week on February 20th, we had experienced a new level of curating a show for upcoming artist in the streets of Los Angeles at The LAundry Exhibition. The exhibition actually took place inside of a laundromat in Downtown Los Angeles. How innovating is that ?...
On February 8, 2014, Lee Promo presented Los Angeles with the Symba "Young Nate Nino" EP release party, held at Senior Fish. With live performances by Symba, G.L.A.M., YMTK, and Trev Case, the event started as early 6pm (with DJ Spill and DJ Cee Brown on the 1's and 2's) and...
On Thursday, February 6th, 2014 B-Real TV teamed up with Bloodbath Project to bring you a night of raw Hip-hop with Demrick and special guests Polyester The Saint, Cobe Obeah, Kidd Upstairs, Lost Dialect, and Frank Freeman at The Joint on Pico Blvd, in Los Angeles. Cobe...
On Friday, January 10, 2014, Team Supreme came full force, putting on a show to a sold out crowd, and turning out the Echoplex to make it a night to remember. With all-original sets, the DJ line-up included Djemba Djemba, Mr. Carmack, Penthouse Penthouse, Colta, Lion Kngs,...
