After the big success of “I Think I Like U 2″ off of the new album, JAMAICA has released today the video of their second single, entitled “Short and Entertaining”. They keep the directing in Paris and after having worked with So Me on the last one, Surface To Air was in charge of this new video. Check out the video here above.

Directed by Martial Schmetz & Jeremie Rozan (Surface To Air)
Special guest : Iggor Cavalera

Enjoy!

© 2010 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: David Fischer | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us | %%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: jamaica, Music, videos

The much anticipated new video by Jamaica for “I Think I Like U 2″ has dropped. It was directed by Edbanger Records art director So-Me and Thomas Jumin. Check it out!

© 2010 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: David Fischer | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us | %%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: jamaica, Music, so me, videos

Cool Cats has released a collaborative t-shirt with JAMAICA. Cool Cats and Ed Banger Records art director So-Me has created the upcoming video for Jamaica and to announce the collaboration, they have come out with the above tee.

Another look at the JAMAICA vs Cool Cats T-Shirt follows after the jump.

(...)
Read the rest of JAMAICA vs Cool Cats T-Shirt

© 2010 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: David Fischer | Permalink | 5 comments | Add to del.icio.us | %%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: cool cats, jamaica, t-shirts

First Magazine was started in Kingston, Jamaica in December 2004 by a group of partners from various areas of expertise who were interested in creating a new Jamaican publication that was of a high standard.
Thanks to the the vision and assistance of Lithographic Printers in Kingston, First published four issues and 40,000 copies of the 7×7 inch magazine. The magazine was critically acclaimed and impossible to duplicate since it was structure-less; dependent on the unique and unpredictable nature of daily life as opposed to themes or subjects aimed at target groups.
After publishing the fourth issue in late 2005, First went on hiatus and the partners returned to their respective careers, until late 2007 when it was decided that First should make a return.
With a shift towards a web-driven model accompanied by an annual print issue, the new First remains true to its original intent while providing a powerful new platform for new contributors drawn from around the world–but all leading back to the foundation in Kingston.
As before, the magazine will reflect upon modern life in Jamaica, and like Jamaicans themselves, it will continually look outward – observing, absorbing and reinventing the world surrounding it.
One of the founding people behind First Magazine is Peter Dean Rickards (aka The Affflicted Yard – Interview with him here).
Make sure to have a look at the new online version of the magazine, it’s well worth it!

(...)
Read the rest of First Magazine Is Back

© 2008 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: David Fischer | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us | %%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: Art, artists, first magazine, highsnobiety, jamaica, peter dean rickards, photography, the afflicted yard

As part of the Sound of the City Collection Adidas pays tribute to Kingston Jamaica for their achievements and importance in music. In this pack there is the Promodel “Kingston” and the Promodel “Tuff Gong”, both heavily referencing Jamaica in terms of colors and graphics. These are now available at Fuctard.

(...)
Read the rest of Adidas ProModel “Sounds of the City Collection”

© 2008 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: David Fischer | Permalink | One comment | Add to del.icio.us | %%sharethis_link%%
Post tags: adidas, footwear, jamaica, kingston, promodel, Shoes, Sneakers, sounds of the city collection, trainers, tuff gong