This Wednesday (the 2nd of July) we’re throwing a party at Nefertiti in Gothenburg together with Dainja and COLORS, to celebrate our anniversary! The DVSG crew will spin records and have a good time! Come join us!
The first 30 people to e-mail: inkgraphix@gmail.com will get in for free before 23.30! (the subject has to be “COLORS GÄSTLISTA”)
See you there! / Supreme LTR
(NOTE: This is not a LTR show! It’s a party!)
foto: olle kirchmeier/rockfoto
The Diversidad thing at WUK was cool, but the weather in Wien was way too hot! A lot of people came out (the place was packed) and even though the limiters in the venue seemed to be calibrated wrong in some way (the sound was really low..) we had a good time on stage.
Last night we performed at Le Zenith, a biiiiiiiiig venue in Paris, at one of the shows included in the Paris Hip Hop Festival. We had no time for soundcheck, but I think the whole thing turned out good for us.. Introducing the sounds of LTR to a new crowd! Taking over the world baby – slowly but surely.
We hung out with Leeroy from Saïan Supa Crew, who came out to see us with his partner Tonyox. Later on that night I met up with our good friend Fred who took me for a ride thru night-time Paris on his scooter, and we had a few drinks in Belleville.
Right now we’re on the train to Borlänge, we’re doing a show tonight at the Peace&Love Festival.
Big up to George at Borderblaster! Peace / Supreme LTR
The view from my room in Wien!
LTR at the Funkhaus. Wien Radio.
Schumi at work.
Day off in Paris!
They finally gave Embee his own station. We’ve been on their back about this for years…
Le Zenith, just before the doors opened.
Fred and his scooter outside of the famous Moulin Rouge!
Many people have, rightfully so, commented the new Swedish FRA law which entitles the Swedish authorities to monitor the citizens’ emails etc. We have made a lot of songs about this phenomena, although not one about this specific law. Rest assured that it will give us fuel for more anti government, anti bureaucracy and anti surveillance songs though! In the meantime check this short film that our good friends Simon Klose (Standard Bearer and Long Arm of the Law etc) and Ola Kalnins made about the FRA law:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
Keep protesting!
Oh, yes we are back after a week off! Tomorrow we’re flying to Wien to do a show with an all-european line-up at club WUK! Then we’re off to Paris and on Thursday we’re performing at the Paris hiphop festival. Back to Sweden on Friday and Saturday! See you on the road!
24 June – Wien(AT) – WUK – Diversidad Festival
26 June – Paris(FR) – Paris Hip Hop Festival
27 June – Borlänge(SE) – Peace & Love
28 June – Kiruna(SE) – Kirunafestivalen
Peace / Supreme LTR
Reykjavik is always a great place for us, and this time was no different!Even though the airline lost ALL our backline (no microphones, no in-ear, no drum-machine..) we still managed to do two good shows.
The first show was for the younger crowd and the second one was 20+. The early gig was cool (thanks to everybody who came out to see us!) and the late show was packed! The crowd were really into the show, but the security was a big problem.. Or the lack of security! Thank you for being such an hyper crowd, but it’s hard to perform when you see people in the front get hurt. Specially when there’s girls getting crushed into the fence. The venue needs to look into their security situation!
Big ups to Rob for bringing us out, and thank you everyone who’s supporting us in the beautiful city of Reykjavik! I hope we’ll be back soon!
Reykjavik heads know what team they roll with – DVSG!
This is around 02 something.. It never gets dark!
/ Supreme, reporting from the Moon.
Last week we all met up in Västerås. My mom threw a BBQ party at her house before the show at “Mälarveckorna” and family and friends were invited. Afasi & Filthy from Uppsala came by with their band (they performed the same evening) and both my grandmother and Buster Boss Jr got to hang out with the extended fam.
Timbuktu joined us on tour this week (he needed some days out of the studio!) and the V-ås show was good, but it seemed like the sound was too low. (restrictions, restrictions..) The crowd was a little too laid back! We need more fire! But it felt really nice to be home and meeting everyone.. After seeing Afasi & Filthy rock the crowd at the other stage, we jumped on the nightliner, heading for the Hultsfred festival. To our surprise we convinced one of our old friends Daniel “The C” Olsson to go with us! He just stopped by the BBQ after work earlier that day, and now he was part of the tour. Great news! I stayed up listening to some demos from the upcoming Timbuk album, and Jay loved my constructive criticism! Ha ha..
The weather was ok in Hultsfred and we had kind of a hectic press-day. Six hours of interviews. Phuu.. But the show was really good and we didn’t feel the usual “festival-stress” with the strict time limits. Perfect set-list! The afterparty in the backstage area was better than usual this year. Martin Ringstrand from Stockholm Beat Connection was spinning records and me and Timbuk helped him out. Big up Wikström and Do It! My ears are still hurting from the volume in the DJ booth! Voll Gas!
We woke up at Arlanda airport and flew to Germany, to perform at the Skaters Palace in Münster. We were all pretty tired, but that show was just crazy! People crowd-surfing and the energy was super dope! Thanks to Karin at Subotage for driving us! And thanks to Jay for all the support!
Yesterday we got home at 23.00 from Kastrup airport, just to be back again this morning. Tonight we’re doing two shows in Reykjavik, Iceland. I’m writing this on the flight, and I hope were there soon!
Peace / Supreme LTR
Olsson rules V-ås!
Pampas!
Even Timbuk gets tired at times..
