The No Niche Blues…

Man o’ man. 2bers are weird bro! No? I’ve been diligently scouring the internet(s) trying to find few good online zines, or print magazines to review the new album, and I gotta’ tell ya’ it’s rough. I’ve found that we don’t really adhere to the status-quo when it comes to music, much less Hip-Hop. So many of these “Indie-zines”, or the what not, have really tapped specific sub-genres, to the point that anything that doesn’t really fit the mold is very unlikely (without hype, of course) to capture their attention. It’s makes me feel good, in that we’re not a cut-and-dry snapshot of trendy modern music…but for g’zus sakes we make Hip-Hop(e). What I’m getting to is that we’re really trying hard to get this new album to the widest audience possible, and we’re gonna do it without scratches, guitars, one-hit hooks, or faking the funk. So ya’ll Potato-Heads spread the word, tell a friend, burn a disc, we can’t do this ish without you. Muito Amor. Beatspeace.
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LongIslandCity: Where you at?

Just wanted to give a shot to the 2bers fans in Long Island City. We always appreciate the support, and hope your diggin’ some of the new tunes. Please, if you get a chance just shoot us an e-mail (contact[at]2bers[dot]com) and let us know what’s crackin’ back east…we’d love to get out there for some shows ya’know. Anywaze we gotta alotta love for all the Long Island City Potato-Heads and beyond.
23rd and Jackson: L.I.C.
Beatspeace.

2bers Branching Out

I was recently contacted by Marty Einson, an 8th grade teacher at Alameda Junior high, in Santa Fe. It turns out, one of Marty’s students is a big 2bers fan. This young potato head happens to be the daughter of Edgard, who is one of the owners of Stepbridge Studios. I guess she heard our tracks, after our mastering session in the lab. Anyway, as a result of this, we got asked to play Alemada junior high school’s end of the year dance. Although the 2bers have played a variety of gigs in our time, we have never performed at a school dance. Come to think of it, I never even had a jr. high dance; but if I had, I would be pretty pumped to see some live hip-hop. Who knows? we may start playing at births, weddings, and bar mitzvahs.