A few Original Lifers gathered in Leimert Park to talk to URB Magazine about The Good Life legacy, their fellow artists and the feature documentary, THIS IS THE LIFE. The issue is now on newsstands in the Fall 2009 issue. Check it out.

'"This Is the Life" vaults into the upper echelons of must-see hip-hop documentaries: It’s smart, informative, and hugely important historically," proclaims Ernest Hardy.

Jon Carmanica of NY Times writes, "...the archive footage capturing the astonishingly technical raps of Ellay Khule or the melodic abstractions of Myka Nyne is gripping."

... describes the film here as "a rich narrative of praise, clarification, brother-and-sisterhood and the birth of cool." Then, interviews Myka 9

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... calls the film "sharp, and thoroughly enjoyable." A very cool review. Read it here.

... calls TITL "one of the most lovingly crafted non-musical testimonials to Hip-Hop as an art and a source of culture, positivity and inspiration in people’s lives, and may be one

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... explains, "THIS IS THE LIFE manages to restore your faith in the art form of hip hop. Maybe hip hop isn’t dead." Click here to check out the full review.

Austin,TX back in '95 a few MC's came to the Catfish Station a downtown club and tripped a bunch of folks out, the MC's Ace-One, Chu, Ridd, Fsh, Ellay Khule, along with DJ Kiilu altered the hip hop landscape of this southern town. Soon cyphers turned into sessions and the east coast thing that plagued the capitol of Texas took a back seat to Cali-stylistics. We were hip to The Fellowship but had no idea that they had an army of fools that shared the same dedication to the art of off the top beyo… Continue