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Convey: D’angelo-Africa (Ebrahim ft. Aaron Hardin)

A fellow Convey supporter and musician, Ebrahim, in my opinion, has got to be one of the best R&B/Soul artists I have ever heard. This musician has vocals and talent that would amaze anyone.

I’ve always been one of the supporters of Ebrahim by watching him through his YouTube videos, and sharing these videos to friends I know that would enjoy them. And it amazed everyone at Convey, including myself, to know that the support was reciprocated. When launching out the “Pakistan IS Flooding” shirts, he purchased a couple of them and they can be seen in this posted music video.

Be sure to check out his other videos. He is extremely talented, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy them.

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Convey for Japan: Earthquake and Tsunami Relief

I was happy to be part of the design team by giving input to my good friends at Convey for the new Japan T-shirt releasing April 8th, 2011. Just like last time with the “Pakistan Is Flooding T-shirt”, 100% of the proceeds from the T-shirt sales will directly go to Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Projects in Japan.

Once again, you can get show your support by buying the T-shirt on April 8th at www.ConveyYourMessage.com.

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Penn Masala – Heartless/Kabhi Kabhi Aditi

Penn Masala is back with a new track!

I’m really loving this acapella blend with Kanye West’s “Heartless” and “Kabhi Kabhi Aditi” from the Bollywood movie, Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na!

Enjoy it as much as I did!

[audio:http://www.theurbannerd.com/music/PennMasalaHeartlessKabhiKabhiAditi.mp3|titles=Heartless/Kabhi Kabhi Aditi|artists=Penn Masala]

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Artificial Organ Regrowth

We are one step closer to getting rid of organ transplant lists. Imagine this video, but 10 times faster regeneration and growth in an organ scaffold. Rapid cell regeneration is what we are looking for.

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