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Levi Maestro

Levi Maestro

Posted: March 15, 2010 04:48 PM

From California Dreaming to Los Angeles Achieving

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As I sit here with a mind full of excitement, I find myself ripping through thoughts and ideas of how I can begin to showcase everything I love to a new audience that's gracious enough to lend an eye and an ear to something they may have never experienced. That something is my outlook on life, and to be a bit more descriptive it's my outlook on being a young progressive person living in the city of never ending opportunity... Los Angeles, CA. I moved to this city at 19 years old, completely alone and unknown. In the few years that have past since then I have been able to enjoy, network, and think my way into a career completely tailored to me. The most basic way for me to title my position is to say I'm a visual artist, a content creator, a filmmaker, so on and so forth. The full experience will begin at the bottom of this post and then continue to be unveiled from that point on!

The video below is 1 episode of about 40 that I have created thus far in a project I started last year, called Maestro Knows. The title is meant to describe the experience of taking a talent you have been given and utilizing it in the most natural form... in your own style. This project is me, it's my friends, my thoughts, my opinions, my epiphanies, it's my life. No conceptualizing necessary, breaking the norm and any other barriers that I don't want in my way.

I decided to begin by posting this episode because it showcases someone that I respect and someone that represents so well the city that I live and love in... someone who is, authentically, LOS ANGELES. Meet Mr. Cartoon.


Maestro Knows - Episode 2 (Mr. Cartoon) from Maestro Knows on Vimeo.

 

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10:12 PM on 03/16/2010
It's the only "show" I watch anymore, both on and off-line. He's re-defining television in a time where content has lost meaning and loyalty is sparse. I love his work.
08:05 PM on 03/15/2010
I've been following Maestro since the Air Yeezy Episode and his "lyrics" get better each time around. I love listening, and now reading, to the narrative of his show. I think sometimes it gets lost because of the use of songs with Vocals that distract me from his voice. For example in this Episode I find myself struggling to not vibe to the "Aint No Sunshine 'Till its gone...." and hear what Levi has to say. #JustAthought
-J