Come on by Space 15 Twenty tonight in Hollywood (across from Amoeba) and chill out with us!  They'll be screening Spike Jonze's critically acclaimed short film "I'm Here" which was scored by Squeak E. Clean himself and he'll be rocking a DJ set afterwards for all the party people. The entire thing is being put on by ourselves, McSweeney's and Chocolate Industries so you know it'll be dope.  Come thru!

N.A.S.A. touched down in beautiful n' mischievous Seoul, Korea this past weekend for the 4th installment of The Creators Project's international events. With the help of Big Nazo and their elaborately engaging intergalactic dancers, Sam & Ze & Fatlip brought it like it's gotta be brought and successfully tore up the salivating crowd of creative types. Check out more pics and info over at Creators Project right HERE.

He came, he saw, he conquered! 

As previously reported, Sam was commissioned by the fine folks at Target to score the music for their ground breaking Kaleidoscopic Fashion Spectacular held last week at the Standard NY Hotel in NYC.

The results, well, they speak for themselves.  Check out the above video and while you're gasping n' beholding scan over the pics below.

Congrats homie!

Hey Yo!  Come witness history Wednesday night, August 18th, in NYC as The Standard New York comes alive with harmonically synchronized light and sound courtesy of the one, the only Squeak E. Clean himself. Target will host a fashion show on the street level while inside the hotel, 66 dancers will perform choreography synchronized with fast-paced lighting patterns set to Sam's music score in 150 different rooms, using the glass walls of the hotel to display a huge multi-floor extravaganza, highlighting their Fall 2010 styles. Crazy, huh?!  Best part is it's all open to the public and they're even doing a live broadcast via stream on Target's Facebook page for all those not lucky enough to be in NYC this week. Sam's been working long and hard on the score with a 30 piece orchestra at Frank Sinatra's old stomping grounds, Capitol Records here in Los Angeles, so you know this is gonna be an event to remember for years to come. DETAILS: They're will be a prime (traffic-free!) public viewing area on Little W. 12th St. b/w Washington and 10th Ave. Guests can enter on either Washington or 10th Avenue up until 8:30pm, at which point all will be directed to the 10th Ave. entrance. For more info go check out the Target website HERE or their Facebook page HERE. Show starts at exactly 9 PM so don't be late!

A few months back, N.A.S.A. linked up with British mainstay Doc Martens to participate in their "50 Years of Doc Martens" campaign.

Squeak E. Clean and the N.A.S.A. crew were kindly asked to cover the classic reggae track "Chase the Devil" by Max Romeo for the project.

Not only did they get to do their own rendition of a legendary song, they also teamed up with music legend Don Letts who directed the amazing animated video.

The results were released just recently for the world to see. Peep the making-of video above and the finished product below.  Then go aheand and click HERE to download the song for FREE...

We're proud and excited to announce that the fine folks at the illustrious L.A. Weekly just published a very gracious front page piece on your main homie, Squeak E. Clean.

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Hey Hey!  Our friends Vincent & Mr. Green are playing tomorrow night here in L.A. @ Cinespace on famed Hollywood Boulevard to celebrate the launch of their new record, Smash Up.  Come through and check 'em out with us! For more info and tickets click HERE.

N.A.S.A.'s "Strange Enough" featuring Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Fat Lip from the Pharcyde, and the late great O.D.B. of the Wu-Tang Clan is, was and always will be a certified banger with its infectious hook, bumpin' beat and the last recorded verses by Russell Jones (not to mention the ill back n' forth help from our man Fat Lip) .

It's been a long time coming but we're excited to announce that today, in conjunction with our homies over at Boing Boing, we've got the crazy whacked out visuals to share with you to complement that delicious audio like cheese n' crackers.

The video is directed by Lorna T and Studio Giblets, produced by Terence Teh and features the most excellent original artwork of the brilliant Brazilian Stephan Doitschinoff aka "Calma".

Fresh news from our homies Os Gemeos... "This wall titled, “Don’t Believe the Hype” is part of the exhibition “Viva la Revolucion: A dialogue with the urban landscape” organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego 2010!"