About the Rhythm Natives

In the early '00s, Chatsworth High School became the meeting grounds for the band that is known as the Rhythm Natives. They were founded on a common love for hip hop and live instrumentation, and the integration of the two. Fronted by two emcees - Jon Narboneta, and Glen Techico - they’ve expanded into a six man unit that also includes: bassist Matt Mora, drummer Robert Fabros, keyboardist Chez Guinto, and guitarist Martin Fabros.

Their sound is found between the cracks of genre divisions. The organic mix of hip hop, jazz, R&B, and soul has earned them the respect of various events and venues up and down the California coast. Their lyrics are in tune with everyday experiences and social trends – all resonating with their listeners, who are often found immersed in a Rhythm Natives melody and rhyme.

In 2007, they recorded their live show at the Temple Bar in Los Angeles. Since then, copies have been floating around Southern California and beyond. The musical energy heard on each track is so significant, that it has left fans wanting more. In October 2010, the Rhythm Natives answered with the release of their self titled debut album that is sold in both digital and physical forms. They have proven to be on the rise, bringing a breath of fresh air to the art they love so much.

 

Monthly Archives: November 2009

Travis Barker forever remix

I’ve always been a fan of Blink182 and of course Travis Barker. This video of Travis was posted on my facebook page by one of the fam bam and all I have to say is … … “I AM NOT WORTHY!!!” LIFESWELL®

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Looking for love in the wrong places

Squarity brings together 9 artists all working from the same brief – create a bas relief sculpture. These sculptures were created over the course of six months, and finished as resin cast reproductions. The artists then hand painted their reproduced sculpture.Too bad the peice above is currently sold out.

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James Pearse Collection

James Pearse

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Pimpin’ is Pimpin’

Does that smile look guilty to you?

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MAKE IT ACCESSIBLE

Wieden+Kennedy’s Delhi office launched its very own gallery space last month. Dubbed W+K exp, it aims to make art accessible to everyone and because of this it’ll inject the city’s arts scene with an exciting new range of exhibitions and other events. The first show is skinny legs and all by indian photographer Bharat. I...

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