Showing posts with label press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label press. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

CHBP Recap

A recap of sorts.. we have some more recaps coming this week, so stay tuned to the blog. I posted what I could off of Flickr. For photo credits and tons tons more photographs CLICK HERE!









It was by far an amazing weekend. Being able to play on mainstage with Mad Rad was breathtaking and one of my most joyous moments. Playing with Fresh Espresso at Neumos to close the weekend was an epic show! I never felt like Neumos could feel like a house party. I was also blessed to rock with Katie Kate at Members Only and Head Like A Kite, I am blessed to be surrounded by such talented people. I LOVE MY FRIENDS!

SPIN magazine, among tons of other press, had great things to say ("Seattle's Best Kept Secret") about us HERE.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

fresh esPRESSo

I am in a group called Fresh Espresso with this guy.


We just released our debut album "glamour" You can pick up glamour at Easy Street, Sonic Boom, Everyday Music, Silver Platters and Triple Crown.

This guy says this about glamour.


"Not enough good things can be said about Rik Rude and P Smoov's project Fresh Espresso. The concept of their debut album is to link hiphop glamour with one of the main ways the city makes its wealth, coffee. True, it's a strange and almost comic concept (Jay-Z meets Howard Schultz), but it works. The recording also proves that Mad Rad's P Smoov has hardcore hiphop skills. For example, the beat for "Diamond Pistols," which P produced, could take on Just Blaze, pound for pound."

This guys says,


"Production wunderkind P Smoov of Mad Rad and his partner in rhyme, Rik Rude, have fused astral beats and Andre 3000–type lyrics to create a noteworthy album. It's cocky at times, but the galactic production mixed with the group's working-class reality make this an album worth rooting for."

This guy says,


"Rik's saucy, art-damaged gentleman flow is savage over Smoov's afterparty bounce, and P himself is a nice complement on the vocals; it's rugged but breezy smooth, experimental yet official, bugged-out but deceptively subtle"

...but don't take their word for it, go get yourself a copy of glamour and listen for yourself.
For the latest updates on Fresh Espresso you can follow us on twitter here.