It seems like yet another site to bookmark has finally launched today – Coolcats.fr. Behind the site you find the people from Edbanger Records and LaMJC. The site features blogs by Busy P, DJ Mehdi, Fafi, So_Me and Michael from LaMJC.

Check it out here.

The Panasonic Lumix range has been interesting since its inception, bringing high quality Leica lenses into the mass market and thus making a quality camera more affordable. Their latest model to release is the DMC G-1, which is the first larger size camera to come from them, bringing the functionality of a big reflex camera, the G-1 gives you the choice between the two at all times. Also it is very light and still compact.

Now, what does this have to do with Busy “P”? Well, we were asking ourselves the same question. The DJ and producer took the G-1 to the Justice tour and the 200 pictures that he took are preloaded on each camera! It is now available for 850 Euros at colette.

More detailed images of the Panasonic DMC G-1 Lumix follow after the jump.

Nike Sportswear introduces the Busy P x Air Force 1 to the US, created in partnership with global innovator Pedro Winter aka Busy P as part of the 1WORLD series. Busy P is an electro house DJ, producer, label manager, and entertainer extraordinaire.

To design the Air Force 1 of his dreams, Pedro enrolled the services of So-Me, house art director of Ed Banger Records. Pedro likes his sneakers to be as bright and extravagant as possible, while So-Me has a very sober and classic taste in footwear. The two argued so much about what should be on the shoe that they decided to tell that story…on the shoe itself! “We thought it’d be a cool idea to let the shoe be a testimony of our friendly yet passionate dispute…battling it out on each foot.”

From the colors and materials to the stitching, every detail was the object of child-like squabbles between Busy P and So-Me. In the end, both are happy: the inside of the shoe is as slick and elegant as So-Me wanted the design, while the outside is as over-the-top as Busy P envisioned it. Pedro says, “I want my shoe to be a symbol for people who don’t take themselves too seriously.”

The Busy P x Air Force 1 will be available exclusively at the following retailers:

October 30, 2008
Nike Sportswear at 21 Mercer
21 Mercer Street
New York, NY

October 31, 2008
Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán
1615 Vine Street
Los Angeles, CA

Arkitip released their second Chronicle. This time they did a video interview with Pedro “Busy P” Winter, the head of Ed Banger Records. Definitely a good watch, so check it out here.

Even though the 25th anniversary is over, Nike continues to role out interesting collaborations. Later this year the Nike Air Force 1 x Busy P “Pedro In Paris” is supposed to be released, according to KATC.
“Busy P is an electro house DJ, Producer, manager (Daft Punk) and owner of Ed Banger records. In creating the “Pedro in Paris” Nike Air Force 1, Busy P used the classic silhouette as a literal canvas to capture his thoughts while designing the sneaker, doodling cartoons and phrases throughout the Premium Black Leather upper, including a small paragraph detailing his struggle to keep the design simple. After “saving” the upper by “keeping it black”, Busy P admits to not being able to “save” the midsole which features a Rainbow gradient. The Pedro in Paris Nike Air Force 1 is topped with a Blue Patent Swoosh and a Pink lining.”
After the jump some more detailed images of the sneaker.

Japanese brand Revolver continues to release products in collaboration with Ed Banger Records and their artists. This time they made a belt together with Ed Banger Superstar Justice. Via Busy P.