Prohibit NYC is dedicated to representing the ideal of Resistance Movement Against All Authority.  This ideal manifests itself in many different ways, but most of the movements that are against resistance start in the street.  In an effort to put these movements in proper context, we have started the Prohibit NYC : NY Originals series.  The Prohibit NYC : NY Originals series will document the resistance movements and people that have helped shape the cultural landscape of one of the worlds greatest cities. Our first subject in this series is a man who’s identity has been popular yet mysterious, Branson B.

We produced a t-shirt and mini-doc Directed by Creative Control that gives some background about the NY street legend.   If you know , you know.  If you don’t know, get educated.
Check out the mini-doc and more information about the project at: http://bransonbproject.com/

Almost two months after the event and there’s still buzz, that’s how you do it. Check out this video Creative Control put together for the Village Slum x etnies x LTD event as the man of the hour, Mel D. Cole, takes you through the night.

Creative Control collabs with Good Wood NYC on a limited piece made especially for the DD172 presents: Bluroc concert at Gramercy Theater NYC Feb. 25, 2010. Also featured is the Jet$ piece made especially for Curren$y

The Wiz Khalifa band wagon has been a long time coming. Built on the premise of hard work, the young Pittsburgh based rapper has built a fanbase just on touring and being consistent with his music. His everyman, stoner flow has turned into the organic accumulation of a rabid fan base, and that flow is evident here as Wiz stops by DD172 to record the song “Sweat Box” with Philadelphia based electronic band The Disco Biscuits.

We just hit you with the Smokee Robinson mixtape, now Curren$y and Creative Control drop a lil video for “lemon Kush. enjoy.

Take off your shoes before you enter the dojo. The drop of Ski’s Long awaited “24-Hour Karate School” is soon at hand and as of February 15th, class will be in session. Featuring lessons from Sensei’s such as Mos Def, Jay Electronica, The Cool Kids, Jim Jones, Rass Kass and more, this epic mixtape should prove to be a lot more fun than kicking wood and putting your fist through bricks. Check out this trailer for more details on the master who are coming together for the mixtape.

Mixtape drops February 15th.