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Mike Miller ~ Agenda Summer 2012

9:30 AM PDT on August 13, 2012

Photographer Mike Miller (LATACO coverage), author of West Coast Hip Hop: A History in Pictures, had a booth at Agenda Tradeshow in Long Beach this summer. Mike debuted his brand Kill Mill, which allows him to transpose his iconic imagery on various products. Showcasing a cherry 64' Chevy Impala with a variety of Miller's work, revealed his range as photographer of lifestyle, music and celebrity. The second Kickstarter campaign of West Coast Hip Hop is underway now, featuring documentation of West Coast rappers in its early days.

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