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‘The Missing Element’ Brings Beatbox and Dance Together at The Guggenheim Museum | Chelsea News

‘The Missing Element’ Brings Beatbox and Dance Together at The Guggenheim Museum | Chelsea News

From House of Yes to the Guggenheim stage, the Works & Process premiere "The Missing Element" explores the limits of human capability through natural expression

A Conversation with Josh-O | HumanBeatbox.com

A Conversation with Josh-O | HumanBeatbox.com

Between March 2019 and October 2021, The beatboxing community endured two years of remote battles and connection due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Few young beatboxers made a bigger impression during that time than Josh-O from the USA.

The Grand Beatbox Battle is Back: Here’s What You Missed | HumanBeatbox.com

The Grand Beatbox Battle is Back: Here’s What You Missed | HumanBeatbox.com

After two and a half years away, the world’s premier beatboxing competition returns with a bang.

At the Beatbox House, a monthly battle in Bushwick | Brooklyn Magazine

At the Beatbox House, a monthly battle in Bushwick | Brooklyn Magazine

About a dozen concert goers are huddled in a Bushwick back alley behind an artist’s loft called Blank Bamboo, bumming smokes and buzzing over what’s about to go down. “Who do you think will win?” they ask each other.

Top 5 competitive beatboxers | Tani joins the List Envy Podcast

Top 5 competitive beatboxers | Tani joins the List Envy Podcast

In October 2019, Tani Levitt joined List Envy to discuss my then-favorite battle beatboxers.

Beatbox champ drums up energy at home as 1st Israeli to compete for world title | Times of Israel

Beatbox champ drums up energy at home as 1st Israeli to compete for world title | Times of Israel

From the Times of Israel: Now that he’s graduated from high school, 2020 Beatbox Israel champion Maxim Mirel, aka Max, has a message for competitors in the 2021 Grand Beatbox Battle: “The underdog is coming.”

SpeshFX Episode 2: SpeshFX Learns to Beatbox

SPESHFX LEARNS TO BEATBOX!!! SOUND THE ALARM!! The international beatbox community lives on the internet. YouTube, WhatsApp, Discord, and other social media have flattened the learning curve for beatboxers, and enabled them to stay in touch, even when there are long breaks between live events. In Episode 2, Tani discovers