Prague. Praha. Prag.

Prag. Praha. Prague.

Basejumping the world’s tallest building

Eight months before the offi­cial grand open­ing of the world’s largest build­ing, Burj Khal­ifa, two insane guys did the jump. Dressed up as euro­pean con­struc­tion engi­neers they climbed up 160 floors, waited till the sun­rise, and set an incred­i­ble world record, by base drop­ping 650m in wing­suits. Enjoy the breath­tak­ing flight!

In the light of recent events

In the light of recent events / aus aktuellem Anlass

Batman Comic Generator

Go ahead and cre­ate your own Bat­man & Robin comic strip!

Good Morning, Megan Fox

Megan Fox by Greg Williams for Esquire in High­Def. Stills from this film shot on the Red cam­era ran over 10 pages in the mag­a­zine. Wait til the end to see the worlds first mov­ing mag­a­zine cover (online).

Irrelephant

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Of Hooptys And Hovercrafts — where’s DefJux heading?

This year, a decade after start­ing DEF JUX and after over­see­ing the releases of some incred­i­ble albums includ­ing the forth­com­ing release of my dear late and great friend Camu Tao’s bril­liant “KING OF HEARTS” LP, I’m step­ping away from my duties as artis­tic direc­tor for the label to con­cen­trate on what I love most: being a pro­ducer and an artist full time. This is some­thing I’ve been con­tem­plat­ing for a few years now, and can’t think of a bet­ter time or, with the even­tual release of Camu’s record, a more poetic way to tran­si­tion into a new direction.

Let’s hope for all of us this means not the begin­ning of the end of  the most inno­v­a­tive and inde­pend­net hiphop label of our times. Apper­ently they real­ized some­thing has to change:

The evo­lu­tion of this indus­try is, in my opin­ion, excit­ing, inevitable and it would be nice to see the DEFINITIVE JUX brand be a part of it.

I’m excited as hwell.

Read the rest of El-P’s announce­ment to retire as CEO of Defin­i­tive­Jux and focus on his music.

Tea Shirts

I’m not a big coffee-drinker, I stick to Red Bull and clas­sic pep­per­mint fla­vored tea.

Design by Soon Mo Kang.

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