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Straight out of Harlem NYC, talented skateboarder and artist Black Dave is back with a fresh (and explicit) song and video for “Juggin N Workin,” produced by Florida’s Zxflo.

On Memorial Day, while many chilled back and relaxed with family, Black Dave — along with the underground giants at No Jumper — dropped off the new track. The video is a Max production; the New York-based director and creator perfectly brought this song to life visually for all to see.

Black Dave continues to create a long list of peers that admire his work, which dwells both in music and skateboarding. One thing that’s truly undeniable: he’s definitely breaking new ground.

Stay up-to-date with Dave’s latest music via his Soundcloud. Enjoy “Juggin N Workin” below.

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Rapper/pro-skater, Black Dave takes on us a journey through New York’s Lower East Side and St. Marks Place with his latest visual, “Respect The Intellect.” The track, which is off of his “Skate Life” EP, offers clever words of wisdom and life perspective delivered through a matter-of-fact flow. Catch it below.

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After building a good strategic buzz, Black Dave finally lets go of his Skate Life EP. The newcomer rapper, pro skater, video director and budding culture media icon releases a 5-track project that of course includes “Be Quiet”, “Respect The Intellect” and more listen worthy tracks. Production handeled by legendary Hitmen, Sean C & LV.

Download or stream Skate Life EP below. Brought to you by Scion AV.

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1. Turkey Bacon & Smoke
2. Respect The Intellect
3. Foomie
4. Be Quiet
5. Supa Fly

Listen to “Be Quiet” above.

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Summer Jam Fans
“I’m not big into shooting live shows, but couldn’t miss the Super Bowl of hip-hop this time.  The energy from the fans and the artists was insane. It was great to see the true passion of Hip Hop from both sides.  My press credentials didn’t come through at the last second, which actually worked out for the better–I had to call in some favors and I wound up back stage.  The real show was in the nose bleeds and the floor seats with the true fans.  I also got kicked out of the photo pit, which I’m not mad at, because all the Hot97 photos looked the same.  I literally fought for each shot, I think it gave everything a unique feel.”
“Something else really interesting to me was witnessing all the supporting roles and how hard everyone was working to make this biggest and dopest show in hip-hop work. Not many people get to see the set changes, the bullshit security has to deal with, the technical meltdowns, and everthying that is orchestrated behind the scenses. I saw it, I respect it, and I’m proud of how far hip-hop culture has come.”


Black Dave“He definitely made the show interesting from the sidelines. Wouldn’t be surprised if he was killin’ the festival stage next year”

August Alsina

Childish Gambino “Childish Gambino definitely out performed everyone and had the dopest set.

Jhené Aiko

Wiz Khalifa
Trey Songz
“For me, the best part of Trey Songz’ performance was when he took off his shirt: I looked into the cowed and literally saw girls throwing themselves on the ground.”

50 Cent I definetly saw Slow Bucks with a chain back stage, and saw 50 wearing it on stage.”
“I missed the scuffle. But this is NY though, that Slow Bucks thing was gonna go down.”

  French Montana    
Meek Mill



M.O.P.
Jadakiss
The LOX “The LOX appearance with The Roots was epic.”

Black Thought  
Troy Ave


Mack Wilds “Mack Wilds held NY down on the festival stage.”

Nas
“Nas stole the show, bringing out NYC’s finest. The show really should have ended with Nas.”

Nas & 50 Cent

“You’re probably wondering–where’s the Young Money pictures? Nothing against Drake, Wayne, and the family, but the show really should have ended with Nas. We’re in NY for god’s sake. Actually, for real, my battery died. Ha!”

“Hot97 truly put on the most epic show in hip-hop.”

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