I just came home from two busy days in Paris. I was invited to do a song with great line up of European artists: Baloji (Belgium), Curse (Germany), Noora Noor (Norway), Sam the Kid (Portugal), Mucho Muchacho (Spain), Akhenaton (France), Shurik’n (France), Nikkfurie (France), Abd al Malik (France), Cruzfader (Brazil actuall) – and Spike Miller (France) made the beat. Which you won’t hear in this clip that only features my verse acapella (but what a verse!)… And I know I always wear that t-shirt in every clip, but I gotta represent for my label mates (our record company put such a clause in our contract…). I had a great time and I wanna send a shout to all the artists and the people who made it possible (La Cosca and George from Border Blasters specifically!). I’ll post the song here when it’s ready.

I was talking to Cos the other day, and he sent me some photos from when we did a piece together in Norrköping back in the summer of ’03. He told me this was the very day before we left for Kingston the first time, to record songs for Long Distance Runner.

Form One will be joining us for our spring tour through Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland and Austria. This is his new single “Money” featuring Vincent which is taken from his coming album “Behind Blue Eyes”. Download and bump that shit till we all see you on tour!

check this out for a little glimpse of what was going on when we were in paris some weeks ago. this was when we were at generations 88.2 which is a big radio for hiphop in paris. featuring timbuktu, supreme, promoe, nalija, junior natural and henok. big up dj ewone!

check out parts of the show from paris right here!

Tomorrow early we’re flying down to Paris to a show at Elysée Montmartre wit the Scandinavian Invasion as you might already know. The show is for free so make sure to come early to be sure to be let in – doors open at 7 pm. You can order the album here!

It’s a Saturday, a don’t-matter-day. I’m still in Oslo, but the rest of the guys have left for home. I’m going cross country skiing like all real hiphoppers do – that’s why I’m sticking around for some days until it’s time to go to Paris next week.

We’ve done two shows at Bylarm here in Oslo, and Embee and Supreme have done a couple of dj gigs too. The shows were short but with a couple of new songs which always makes it a little harder. But I felt like the response was good to the new songs so I’m real excited to release this new album and start doing the new songs to people who have already heard them and love to sing along. This is what the set list looked like. Written on the classic paper plate, and as you can see it contains some unfamiliar names:

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