Hidden Track TV has agreed to bring their music and videos over to Imeem.com, as they have just announced a Content Partnership deal with the California-based company, which is currently the #152 most visited site in the world. Hidden Track TV joins partners such as Paramount Pictures, Warner Music Group, and TNA Wrestling to name a few, along with one of their favorites, Will Ferrell's site, Funny or Die.
This is the first spot that we can have all our videos, music, and blogs on one actual page, so basically it's like a cooler version of myspace! So go to hiddentracktv.imeem.com and add us as a friend today!
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Hidden Track TV Announces Content Partnership with Imeem.com
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Peter Toh,
Press,
Videos
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Life is Good when...
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Videos
Life is Good when...Your friends "act" in your videos. This is Hidden Track TV's entry for the "Life is Good when..." video contest.
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Hidden Track TV on Metacafe
Check out our channel at metacafe.com/channels/hiddentracktv/ for a bunch of great videos!
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The Showdown is Back!!!
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Videos
An old-school dance battle, with some extraordinary dancing. Song titled "War Paint" by The Braves (Chief Sneed, Solo X), check out more from them at http://www.myspace.com/thebravesmusic - Hidden Track TV
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Styles P and Mysonne - "Da Bronx" Video Shoot
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Peter Toh,
Videos
On the set with Styles P and Mysonne at the video shoot for "Da Bronx" by D.O.T. featuring Mysonne. Styles P talks about Mysonne's history, cameo by NORE.
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D.O.T. and NORE
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Peter Toh,
Videos
On the set with D.O.T. and NORE at the video shoot for "Da Bronx" by D.O.T. featuring Mysonne.
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D.O.T. ft Mysonne - "Da Bronx" Video Shoot
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Adam Schleichkorn,
Hidden Track TV,
Peter Toh,
Videos
On the set with D.O.T., Mysonne, NORE, Styles P, Sheek Louch, and Murda Mook at the video shoot for "Da Bronx" by D.O.T. featuring Mysonne. - Hidden Track TV
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Inside Familiar Faces Studio
Monday, September 3, 2007
Peter Toh
An exclusive look into the Familiar Faces Studio...
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Xgobobeanx and Hidden Track TV Collaboration!
Check out xgogobeanx's (another one of our favorite channels on Youtube) latest video - "Lucky vs. Chronic Valvular Heart Disease" featuring music by Peter Toh titled "Indian Summer". Thanks so much to Jill for using Peter's music, and for helping Hidden Track TV keep growing!
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Our good friends, The Braves (Chief Sneed, Solo 45), released their first album yesterday titled "Reporting Live" featuing - Guest Appearance by: Canibus - Production by: Sneed, Domingo, Kno, Alias & Green Tank. - All cuts by: Total Eclipse of The X-ecutioners. Go to myspace.com/thebravesmusic and buy the album right from their page!
Check out the write-up on their trip to LA to do a couple of shows, Written by Kristin Lee (FFTT Contributor)...
The weekend started off swiftly after delayed flights from New York to Atlanta to Los Angeles. The Braves (of Brooklyn, New York) managed to arrive at Evocal just in time to catch the end of SS Nova’s set and start their own.
The Braves - Brooklyn NYC The extended flight didn’t drain the hip-hoppers of an ounce of energy as they instantaneously rolled into their set with vim and vigor. Drinks were flowing and the crowd was swaying with the beat as the two mesmerized the audience with their microphones. It seemed as if the fun had just begun when they ended with a finale of battling keyboards and drum machines. The world came to a standstill before the room erupted with applause, laughter, screams and whistles. It simmered down, and there were hellos, hugs and drinks all around.
I had the privilege of spending the remainder of the weekend with the two New Yorkers, who go by their emcee names of Sneed and Solo. Amongst the highlights our many adventures in just three short days were forceful groupies, car wrecks, and lots of bubbly. The two were practically chased out of Evocal late Friday night by some young females before saving me from the side of the interstate at three in the morning (long story short: no one was hurt).
We managed to see the likes of the greater Los Angeles area between trips to In-N-Out, eccentric shoe stores, and cocktails. Saturday night, The Braves graced the stage of The Mint in West LA, peforming before a full house. Check their MySpace page in the near future for photos taken by yours truly.
To put a nice cap on a wild weekend in Cali, we suited up for a last supper at In-N-Out before catching a flick. On our way out the door, I was awarded a private concert in the foyer of my house, as the two went back and forth beatboxing and freestyling amongst themselves. I sat back and watched the pair play off of one another, and realized that the synergy between these two was the key to their imminent success. Finding humor along the road only sends them soaring further.
“Solo, you want a piece of gum man?”
“Nah, I swallowed mine while beatboxing.”
Smiles all around. Don’t miss The Braves next time they roll through your town.
The Braves Drop their album!
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Hidden Track TV,
Videos
Our good friends, The Braves (Chief Sneed, Solo 45), released their first album yesterday titled "Reporting Live" featuing - Guest Appearance by: Canibus - Production by: Sneed, Domingo, Kno, Alias & Green Tank. - All cuts by: Total Eclipse of The X-ecutioners. Go to myspace.com/thebravesmusic and buy the album right from their page!
Check out the write-up on their trip to LA to do a couple of shows, Written by Kristin Lee (FFTT Contributor)...
The weekend started off swiftly after delayed flights from New York to Atlanta to Los Angeles. The Braves (of Brooklyn, New York) managed to arrive at Evocal just in time to catch the end of SS Nova’s set and start their own.
The Braves - Brooklyn NYC The extended flight didn’t drain the hip-hoppers of an ounce of energy as they instantaneously rolled into their set with vim and vigor. Drinks were flowing and the crowd was swaying with the beat as the two mesmerized the audience with their microphones. It seemed as if the fun had just begun when they ended with a finale of battling keyboards and drum machines. The world came to a standstill before the room erupted with applause, laughter, screams and whistles. It simmered down, and there were hellos, hugs and drinks all around.
I had the privilege of spending the remainder of the weekend with the two New Yorkers, who go by their emcee names of Sneed and Solo. Amongst the highlights our many adventures in just three short days were forceful groupies, car wrecks, and lots of bubbly. The two were practically chased out of Evocal late Friday night by some young females before saving me from the side of the interstate at three in the morning (long story short: no one was hurt).
We managed to see the likes of the greater Los Angeles area between trips to In-N-Out, eccentric shoe stores, and cocktails. Saturday night, The Braves graced the stage of The Mint in West LA, peforming before a full house. Check their MySpace page in the near future for photos taken by yours truly.
To put a nice cap on a wild weekend in Cali, we suited up for a last supper at In-N-Out before catching a flick. On our way out the door, I was awarded a private concert in the foyer of my house, as the two went back and forth beatboxing and freestyling amongst themselves. I sat back and watched the pair play off of one another, and realized that the synergy between these two was the key to their imminent success. Finding humor along the road only sends them soaring further.
“Solo, you want a piece of gum man?”
“Nah, I swallowed mine while beatboxing.”
Smiles all around. Don’t miss The Braves next time they roll through your town.
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