This is an oldie but goodie from the first Xaphoon Jones mixtape that was released back in August of ‘09. The verse used for this mash-up is from one of my favortie Kanye songs, Touch The Sky. I feel like Kanye’s career is going to be divided into two very silly parts now, pre and post [...]
Thursday, February 18, 2010
There’s nothing quite like some old school sounding new school. The SoCal surf rock, 60’s pop sounding band The Morning Benders is back on the map with a new EP called Big Echo. Produced by Grizzly Bears Chris Taylor, the bands new sound is rich in texture with impressive arrangements and instrumentation which can pretty [...]
Thursday, February 18, 2010
If there’s one guy to watch out for right it’s Breakbot. The Frenchman was picked up by Ed Banger (Justice, Mr. Oizo, Sebastien, etc) who released his EP Baby I’m Yours just two days ago. I can literally spend the rest of the week posting Breakbot remixes and I don’t think anyone would mind. His [...]
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
I try to stay on top of the Swedish music scene these days simply because 45 percent of the new artist I like just happen to be out of the Nordic country. My latest muse is Nora, is a 22-year old singer from Stockholm, shocker. Nora and her brother made the transition from folkpop to [...]
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
When Calvin Harris was recording his second LP, Ready For The Weekend, he was trying to buy time from his record label so he made up a story about his luggage being stolen along with his laptop which contained the only existing copy of his upcoming work. I’m assuming the label fell for this deception [...]
Sunday, February 14, 2010
You better get your move on or all the good ones will have gone…” This song represent one of the most beautiful aspects of life, staying on the move… Recently one of my friends asked me if I gave thought to finding someone special and I said no, not at all. Then she said, well that’s [...]
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Released three months after Biggie’s death, Puff Daddy’s “No Way Out” debuted at number one on the charts. It contained the number one singles “I’ll Be Missing You” and “Can’t Hold Me Down” which owned the airwaves in the summer of 1997. The third single, “All About The Benjamins” never made it to number one, [...]
Sunday, February 14, 2010
If there’s one thing the NYC music scene could use is more Dub Step, for numerous reasons but mainly because of the bass. Among the many contributions of hip hop was a revolution in the way bass frequencies were used in music production. Anyone who lived in NYC in the 90’s will remember the big [...]
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Want to know how to get a party started in 54 seconds? Play the intro for this remix and then turn the volume up really really loud when the beat drops – satisfaction guaranteed. Do you like bass?” I’m still suffering from post L.A. trauma and all I can think about while listening to this song is [...]
Thursday, February 11, 2010
I’m having trouble trying to get my mind to bend around you. But I don’t feel that I have a lot of time to spend searching for clues. Just tell me all your secrets or go home…” The strangest thing has been happening to me as of late… You know how when you hear a song [...]
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
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