JPEGMAFIA

The set features songs from the Song Machine project, along with some revered classics from the group’s back catalogue. The full Gorillaz live band, plus a choice selection of featured artists, showcasing their first live performance since 2018. This special presentation also features a pre-show programme and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage.

The visual EP for the outtakes of JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown’s collaborative album SCARING THE HOES.

A documentary short film about the making of "SCARING THE HOES" by JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown.

Hip-hop group BROCKHAMPTON perform tracks from their sixth studio album ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE.

Gorillaz live stream event, SONG MACHINE LIVE!

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Jpegmafia raps in the desert.

“Darkskin Manson” is a 2015 mixtape and the second project made by JPEGMAFIA. The mixtape was released on Bandcamp alongside a DVD of the accompanying movie. The songs were recorded during the Communist Slow Jams sessions. The mixtape was later taken down and re-released as an EP with 7 tracks, before being deleted. This is the accompanying movie.

After moving to Japan, Devon Hendryx (now known as JPEGMAFIA) formed the group Ghost Pop. In this period, he worked on his final release under the Devon Hendryx alias, THE GHOST~POP TAPE. Preceding all releases of the album, the film "1989年10月22日 GenY⁵" released on Vimeo. The film consists of a montage of snippets and songs from the album, set to visuals containing home videos, anime, video games, archival footage, and porn. Original Vimeo description reads: "Starring: Shawn Michaels, Yumi Lye, Priss Asagri & The Knight Sabers, lipstick411, ThE MiddLe siStr's, Devon Hendryx, Manny, shewhowedonotspeakof, Skin Diamond, NuNu & The Euthanasia Coaster, Coach KAY, Lexi Belle, Hikaru Kennedy, The Fun Lovin' Criminals, Niko Bellic, Lickety Splits, Kasumi, Momiji Fujimiya, Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami, Geese Howard, Ryu Hoshi, Denzel Washington, Lynn Whitfield, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Terry Bogard, Andy Bogard, Mai Shiranui, Joe Higashi & Sakura Kasugano."

In The FADER's doc Right Here Is Home, JPEGMAFIA revisits one of the first places he connected with a creative community, The Bell Foundry in Baltimore, and explains how the city's collective fight against police brutality helped foster his early forays into music. He then gets into how there really wasn't a backup plan after music, despite his journalism degree. And to show the electric energy in his live shows, the doc ends with a sold out show at Baltimore's Metro Gallery featuring himself as the DJ.

Rapper JPEGMAFIA performs music, mostly from his album "All My Heroes Are Cornballs," on his 2019 tour.

Rapper JPEGMAFIA performs music, mostly from his album "All My Heroes Are Cornballs," on his 2019 tour.

The collaborative short film between Baltimore rappers JPEGMAFIA and FREAKY to coincide their 2016 EP together makes use of both found and original footage, incorporating themes of political corruption and anarchy with stark images critiquing nationalism and the current presidential election, as well as America’s past.