COME AND PLAY DiRT SHOWDOWN

Race, crash and hoon your way through a world tour of motorised mayhem in DiRT Showdown! Hyper-energised events and social gameplay combine in this turbo-injected shot of driving delirium. Use boost to race past rivals, unleash your inner hoonigan in free-roaming stunt parks and see gaming’s most advanced damage engine pushed to its limits in demolition derby events.

DiRT Showdown is Codemasters’ most connected game ever – split-screen multiplayer, 8 player online racing, on and offline quick-fire party games, Showdown challenges and YouTube integration all come as standard. Get your ticket for this stunning new world of accessible action-sports racing.

We want to invite you to come and play DiRT Showdown 10 days before the game is released. Additionally if you love gaming and have a zest to win, enter into the competition and get a chance to compete at the national launch for prestige, pride and whole lot of prizes.

Details

Monday 14th May 2012

@ LEAF, 65-67 Bold Street. Liverpool, L1 4EZ

19.00 – 21.00

The event is for people 14+. First come, first served. * Only limited places available *
Please RSVP to liam@thepmg.co.uk asap

For more info on Dirt Showdown: www.codemasters.com/uk/dirtshowdown/360/

The Legacy – Liverpool ONE (Various Artists) from URBEATZ Ltd on Vimeo.

Featuring: Joey Seary, Vaposs, Gez, Logik, ME, Rasta Child, Future, Merki & Esco Williams

Produced by: Future

Download the 10 track project FREE at: liverpooloneproject.bandcamp.com

The Liverpool ONE Project is 10 songs that span the breadth of the Urban Music spectrum. All the writers, vocalists, rappers and producers are from Liverpool.

URBEATZ / One Hundred Global / Nothin But The Music

Video Filmed, Directed and Edited by: Merki

The Liverpool ONE Project is a 12 song LP put together by our organisation and label, Nothin But The Music, with support from UpOutpresents, and features some of the best artists, singers and producers from Liverpool. The LP cuts across most Urban Music sub genres – styles range from rap, grime, electro-urban to dnb and RnB.

Included in the project we had Future, Vaposs, Jay Norton, Esco Williams, Joey Seary, Rugrat, Rasta Child, Janiece Myers, Paislie Reid, Sunny Italia, Tremz, Mr2Grime, Merki, Logik, Gez and ME Music. The producers included are Kev Willow, Adam French, Paris Esquire, Defiance, Product, Jay Norton and Future.

Click the image above to download for FREE

In 2010 URBEATZ starting working with Liverpool Grime Collective, Grime Fam on an EP project. The first single off the project is ‘Let It Be’, which is a remake of the classic Beatles’ track and was produced by their in house producer Rugrat.

On ‘Let It Be’ the guys stick to the message of hope that is evident in the original as they whip through stories of woe, despair and strength with a refreshingly national and international perspective. The track is sparked even further with the inclusion of one of the City’s best vocalists, Esco Williams. This may not be everybody’s cup of tea but the homage is poignant and apt – the fact that the guys came correct with both lyrics and video is something that surely has to be respected!

Last October, URBEATZ started work on a EP project with some of the top ‘Urban’ talent in the City of Liverpool, entitled ‘Liverpool 1′.

The EP and the process was supported by Leeds Met and the project was ran by Dr Brett Lashua. The sessions ran out of the University of Liverpool’s Studio.

Included in the project we had Future, Vaposs, Jay Norton, Esco Williams, Joey Seary, Janiece Myers, Paislie Reid, Sunny Italia, Tremz, Mr2Grime and KOF. Not only are all the vocalists from Liverpool, as were the music producers. These included Kev Willow, Adam French, Paris Esquire, Product, Jay Norton and Future. Even though it may seem biased the music is at a high standard and we expect it to not only help build the profile of some of the acts, but as make a huge statement about the quality of music that can come out of Liverpool.

Liverpool 1 will be released on March 24th, in association with One Hundred and UpOutpresents.

L8: A TimePiece from Yaw Owusu on Vimeo.

This is a documentary about the importance, impact and the legacy of the L8 Social Clubs.

Executive Producer: Brett Lashua
Producer: Jernice Easthope
Editor: Kofi Owusu
Research: Brett Lashua and Stephen Nze
Narration: Janiece Myers

With thanks to Leeds Metropolitan University, all the participants and Liverpool University.

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Download ALL Five tracks from the project by clicking HERE

The main aim of Crossing the Line: Eurospectives is to develop and adapt an innovative DVD “Crossing the Line” — developed by URBEATZ in the UK for use in other target countries. The DVD will use input from young people in each of the partner countries and will be tested in close co-operation with the target group.

Crossing the Line: Eurospectives will highlight the issues affecting young people in each of the participating countries and the product will be targeted at VET trainers working with young people. The Crossing the Line: Eurospectives project is led by the UK via Merseyside Expanding Horizons in partnership with URBEATZ, other partners are from Bulgaria, The Netherlands, Romania and Italy.

For more information: www.crossingtheline.eu