
Released in 1992 on Chrysalis Records, 'Ex Girl To The Next Girl' appeared during the creative apex of New York's Golden Age hip-hop movement. Gang Starr — comprising MC Guru and producer DJ Premier — were central architects of the boom-bap aesthetic, blending jazz-influenced sampling with hard-edged lyricism. The single was drawn from 'Daily Operation,' an album widely regarded as a high-water mark of the era. The…
This video is a primary document of Golden Age East Coast hip-hop visual grammar: fast-cut performance montage, street-location realism, and minimal artifice. Gang Starr's aesthetic refusal of flashy production values in favour of raw urban environments helped codify a visual template for…
Seattle-born American film, television, and music video director. Educated at Cal State Northridge (BA, Film). Directed over 130 music videos across hip-hop, R&B, and pop genres. Won MTV VMA (Destiny's Child 'Survivor'), 2 Billboard Music Video Awards, NAACP…
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