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Happy Sunday…well Creative Beach has something special for this Jazz Sunday. Shaolin Jazz, which was actually the first ever Creativebeach.net post is seeking to do a “graphic remix” of the Shaolin Jazz album cover and they asked if Creative Beach wanted to highlight this great opportunity. So check below for all of the contest details…make sure your work is good. It’s open to worldwide participation, a pair of vans and fresh clothes are on the line.
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The SHAOLIN JAZZ – Album Cover Design Contest is a month long competition (Wednesday July 6th – Monday August July 8th), whereby participants can submit designs or “graphic remixes” of the album cover with the winner receiving footwear courtesy of VANS OTW and apparel courtesy of Staple Design. The winner will be announced Wednesday August 10th.
Rules/Guidelines:
Entries will be judged on the following criteria: originality and creativity, usage of typography, and connectivity to the theme of SHAOLIN JAZZ.
Eligibility: the competition is open to everyone worldwide
Prize: the winner will receive footwear courtesy of VANS OTW and apparel courtesy of Staple Design
Questions: art_vs_commerce@yahoo.com
Shaolin Jazz The 37th Chamber album was released earlier this week on Monday. Being based in the Baltimore/Washington, D.C. metro area i.e. “The DMV” I had heard about DJ 2-Tone Jones’ pending project for a while. He had a listening party in district before having one in New York City. DJ 2-Tone Jones is a favorite DJ in the DMV, you know the type of DJ you look on the flyer and think either to yourself or out loud “oooohhhhh he/she is DJing, I’m DEFINITELY going. I’ll be there!” I immediately realized how big this album/blendtape/mix(whatever you want to title it) was when I heard DJ 2-Tone Jones at the Art Beats and Lyrics exhibition earlier this month in D.C. He released a single off the project and hearing a track off the project sparked my interest as I thought “This is good”. Wu-Tang have always been a soulful collective but Wu-tang paired strictly with Jazz…it just works! I will reframe from a detailed review because quite honestly it’s not necessary, this body of work speaks for itself and sounds as if the songs were originally recorded over the paired rhythms. Check it out and download, IT’S FREE.

BONUS! Check out the behind the scenes of the Shaolin Jazz 37th Chamber album written by the good people over at The Revivalist