Where the food sounds good, and the music is pretty tasty too.
Photocomfort puts some skin in the music game with their new single Not Love. The airy vocals of Justine Bowe fills your ear with cotton candy soaked in the groove liquor and funk molasses of R&B with flourishes of a rebellious rock. Continue reading “photocomfort | not love”
In regards to the Alice Russell track “Hurry On Now,” producer FKJ (French Kiwi Juice) said,“I was streaming some Alice Russell tracks and found out that this a capella was available… completely fell in love with it and remixed it straight away. So here is my interpretation.” As with everything else this new young lion producer has put out this too is golden. Enjoy. Peace. Continue reading “alice russell | hurry on now (fkj remix)”
Jesse James Ward, Lewis Wade and Sean Walker are the Sydney-based band Movement. The trio’s self-titled debut EP is happily now available to stream, in advance of its release May 2 (AUS), May 5 (UK/EU), May 6 (USA) respectively. The good folk at Dazed premiered the 4-song EP yesterday, featuring two previously unheard tracks. You can now listen to it in its entirety below. Continue reading “movement | movement ep”
Chet Faker has been plying his trade for a minute or two now, making it look easy as he drops track after track of irresistible music. And now this certified soul-man has gone and dropped his debut tour de force, Built On Glass (Downtown Records) and there isn’t an ounce of fragility within a light year of this release. Peep the Toby & Pete-directed video below.
The tracks are boisterous and sensual just like everything else Mr. Faker has touched in the past few years. Yes, he keep it frosty and no doubt he is moving with confidence. Get Built On Glass via iTunes. Peace. Continue reading “chet faker | built on glass | talk is cheap | official video”
Black Butter Records is not to be slept on. On the Black Butter Records: Volume # One release you get a sampling of why BB Records is spun in clubs and headphones everywhere. Check out such notorious music makers as Rudimental, Gorgon City and Kidnap Kid. This is one that’ll soundtrack the chills and thrills of being alive. Peace. Continue reading “black butter records // volume # one”
The Weeknd has been building tremendous hype for the past couple of years. So naturally there is a great deal of anticipation for his debut trilogy album. Unfortunately, the minus is his debut release contains material we’ve already heard on his previous mixtapes. The positive, is the songs are remastered for this release. Yeah,it’s a small thing. but the big plus is the addition of three new songs, “Twenty Eight”, “Valerie” and “Till Dawn (Here Comes The Sun)”. You can cop the trilogy via itunes. peace. Continue reading “the weeknd // wicked games”
Let the bass creep curiously into her ears. Around her throat it will kiss reckless beats down in-between her … Yes, this remix is a bit X-rated and as funky as it can get. Paper Diamond is skillful with cutting open a song and inserting nuclear powered artificial hearts like a surgeon at the top of his game. Watch it nah! Don’t get to close to the speakers they’re possessed with the P to the D and his beats will cut cha. Here, Alex B has taken The Weeknd‘s already bangin’ track and poured rocket fuel all over it and the song ignites; like Hendricks taunting flames over his Strat. But we ain’t roasting marshmallows around here (or guitars). No, we’re bringing bodies together like puzzle pieces. Paper diamond + The Weeknd = Vicious! Like I said, “Watch it nah!” Peace. Continue reading “The Weeknd – Same Old Song (Paper Diamond Remix)”
Jordan Kelley and Jason Huber are at it again and as promiscuous as ever, musically speaking that is. A good tune gets around, and it just can’t help making a reputation for itself, traveling from one ear to another. J.K. and J.H. have a knack for taking a song and transforming each note into pure seduction. Collectively known as Cherub these guys “do” music like porn stars have sex. And like their namesake implies they are spreading, if not love, then a whole lot of pheromone laden passion around your ear-space. With their latest release “Monogamy,” the first single from their forthcoming Mom & Dad LP they are setting a tone. And the tone is both risqué and stylishly ribald; and when you’re talking about bump-n-grind music those are good attributes to have. Cherub is making a name for themselves as the music to soundtrack booty chasing nights and covert rendezvous to meet up with your favorite friend-with-benefits. So, pimps and pimpettes listen up. Cherub is playing your song. Peace. Continue reading “Cherub – Monogamy”