Bobbito Garcia and Kevin Couliau present the Doin It In The Park Theatrical Trailer exploring the history of New York City pick-up basketball games in their documentary Doin’ It In The Park.
If your in New York City area the New Museum is holding a special screening Saturday May, 4th for a special .
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Bobbito Garcia stopped by Hot 97′s Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg recently to discus his new film, Doin It In The Park, at their Juan Epstein podcast. He also spoke on his career the Stretch & Bobbito show and more.
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Bobbito Garcia stopped by NBC to talk about his Doin’ it in the Park street ball Documentary. If your in the city tomorrow night there will be a FREE outdoor screening of Doin’ it in the Park as part of our Summer of Music: Harlem Outdoor Music and Screening Series at Rucker Park at 7:30.
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DOIN’ IT IN THE PARK: Pick -Up Basketball NYC, a film by Bobbito Garcia & Kevin Couliau, explores the definition, history, culture and social impact of New York’s summer b-ball scene, widely recognized as the worldwide “Mecca” of the sport.
In New York City, pick-up basketball is not just a sport. It is a way of life. There are 700+ outdoor courts, and an estimated 500,000 players, the most loyal of which approach the game as a religion, and the playground as their church. (more…)
Bobbito Garcia & Kevin Couliau Bring us Doin’ It In The Park a documenhtary about Pick-Up Basketball games NYC. The city known as the Basketball Mecca with 700+ Playgrounds; 500,000+ Players; 8,000,000 Stories
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Legendary hip-hop Renaissance Man Bobbito Garcia recently chopped it up with veteran rapper and long-time friend Q-Unique at a local NYC radio station. In between discussing the rapper’s second solo LP, Between Heaven and Hell, which dropped this past September on Fat Beats Records, the two chat about times past and the origins of their friendship, dating back 20 years. From there the conversation quickly turns back to the album, with Bobbito showing respect for Q-Unique’s ability to remain consistent and improve over the course of his career, and paying particular respect to one of the tracks from Between Heaven And Hell, “Crack Era,” which Bobbito deems “delicious.” To Bobbito’s surprise, Q-Unique produced the track. “A lot of people are not really familiar with the fact that I produce,” remarks Q-Unique, as the two discuss digging for samples and also pay homage to Fat Beats.
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