Featured
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2007
Free Sandwiches
Beat road rage, or at least enhance it. Club tempo soundtrack for the
frequent commuter as well as excellent choices for ringtones to represent The Boss. As the album nears completion, previews as well as a tentative track listing are posted. Free Sandwiches is TheL's production debut, taking a break from the heavy graphical/web workload.
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2007
Laci Walden : Vintage Lingerie
Throw back to Monroe, in red and black
ultra-nighty under warm lighting conditions. First shoot as a BossGirl. Find more pictures of the super hotness, "Miss Atomic" here.
History
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What Gives Us the Right?
2008
- Though doubt consumed the onlookers, Majestic Soundlab reached completion and new sounds bled through the walls and whispered beneath the streets. Grizzy Rockstar joins band: All Gussied Up. Sebs & Webs begin recording page after page of warehoused lyrics. J-Factor becomes famed as a socialite and party-goer while raising up new apprentice artists and crews. The 3000 series of new beats continues expansion. Grizzy Rockstar creates band: Shoofly. Alex Saenz rekindles band: The Hutchinson Effect.
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The Majesticans
2006-07
- Alex Saenz determines a location for the new headquarters in Downtown Kennewick. Sebs & Webs seek out aid for the
construction while Lou Cheese acquires/assembles computers destined to fill the halls of Majestic Soundlab. Grizzy Rockstar joins band: 4$man, performing locally. Big Grib launches "Grib Nation: No Holds Barred" as a podcast. This website appears with this gothic theme. The new studio takes longer than expected to finish but endures and benefits from marinating a bit. Bevon the Muse conducts first photoshoot with Laci Walden. Everyone available benefits from the integration of Amway across the collective. -
Turn of the Tide
2005
- Bevon_the_Muse tours with the Seattle Cascades drum & bugle corps assessing the physical, financial and personnel demands of touring on a large scale.
Evan watches over the studio @ Apt. A1. Lou Cheese positions himself in Pasco, WA to make new contacts. Grizzy Rockstar endures a memorable Maui visit. LMG forms a business partnership to seek out funding for the future NPO and new studio. Sebs & Webs begin production on Double Covered Schemes. Lotus Winter
2004
- The Triple4 is decommisioned after the fateful flood. Established members undertake many independant projects as the crew is dispersed throughout the Columbia Basin.
J-Factor releases 5th official album, still plagued by the tendancy to used "jacked beats". Select begins initial work with his apprentice crew: T.O.P. and Alex Saenz of FireFrost Entertainment. In what appears to be a disbanded movement, the Lotus production team reevaluates ideals and formulates a new plan to constuct the ultimate studio/production facility as a new headquarters. With numerous projects on hold, the demand for a broad web presence grows; Bevon_the_Muse and Lou Cheese begin assembling endless amounts of html. -
The Bossalaus Warriors
2001-2003
- Lotus takes the helm of the Bossalaus Order,, setting the stage for a full-on artistic movement.
"Mark of the Lotus" is released to compact disc and multiple digital music vendors. The "Bossalaus Trilogy" is scrapped and work begins with outside artists. Select and the Dro distribute cds in various parts of Texas. Vonell releases 3 mixtapes, retaining popularity throughout the Columbia Basin, and reclassifying himself as a producer/artist. Select produces "Actions", elevating his production status yet again. DJ Fat Monkey [aka Big Grib] produces many memorable tracks. Mr. C returns, still a mystery. Lotus collabos include: Twomp, St.509, Chato Blanko, Mr. J, Eric Torres, MSK, MC Prophet, 3Deep, T.O.P., RC, Humble, Sweet Diss, Denver Dave. -
The Lotus Dignitaries
1998-2000
- Rap crews start thinking as a unit. DJing becomes a business:
Lotus Music regarded as offering up some of the greatest dance parties in Eastern Washington. Breakin' is reinstituted for a short time as J-Factor is dancing in his prime. The legendary Mixtape is recorded and released. Everyone departs for college or other callings. Select, Lou Cheese, and Griz make frequent trips to the Triple4 while producing Bossalaus: Mark of the Lotus. Meanwhile, J-Factor discovers the local club scene and Vonell ends up in Montana. Don't Stop the Rock
1996-97
- Breakdancing in the village of Connell reaches its peak, Yoda departs for Pasco, Brotha Dong, Peter, & Xmoove form rap crew:
DXP, Vonell & Select form rap crew: Top Shelf. Get Down (EP) is released, performed at numerous parties. Brotha Dong outlines Lotus philosophy; lays ground work for The Enlightenment. Brandon Eveland refines his art style and begins his great early works. J-Schuh, Ryan Johnson, & Nick Haack reside as band: MYLK. Xmoove & C-Loc take interest in DJing. J-Factor writes his first rhymes
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Vonell from Connell
1994-96
- Crews were established, breakdance the craze among future Boss brothers.
Select and Avenue (as Vonell was known then) had started MCing; 3r1c, Yoda, Tho Bea, Eli, and Webs were breakin'. Vonell DJ'd the venues and made a name for himself throughout the area. It wasn't long before he traded in his trademark backflip for some moves of his own on the dance floor. As an accomplished artist, he left his mark on the community and though his rap sessions with Select remained secret, he provided leadership and opportunity for each corner of hip-hop. -
MAJESTIC
Lotus [2007]
FEATURES: Select, Lou Cheese, The Dro
Early scenes from construction of Majestic Soundlab.
4th of '06
Lotus [2006]
FEATURES: C-loc, The Sarah, M.C. Hunter, Bevon the Muse
Country fried Fireworks deep in Paradise Flats.
