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  • 10 years ago
Albert (The Ghost) Esquilin, a founding member of the Bed-Stuy Veterans, a Brooklyn-based dance crew, is at the forefront of the culture of Bruk Up, a style that bridges Jamaican dancehall and hip hop.

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