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Minute Taker: Last ThingsLast Things is Minute Taker’s first musical offering in five years. The Manchester UK born songwriter, who has previously recorded under his real name Ben McGarvey, produces all of his music in his parents basement, using unusual household objects to create loops, as well as more traditional instruments such as the piano.
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Opala: Come HomeGet away to Rio for the night with this new release from electronic duo Opala.
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Woodkid: I Love You (Brodinski Remix)French producer/DJ Brodinski last week released a fine remix of Woodkid’s “I Love You”, one of our favorite tracks (and videos) of the year.
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Throwback Thursday: Prince25 years after first being birthed by Prince, this week’s throwback still sounds pretty damn fresh.
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Throwback Thursday: The DoorsThis week’s throwback takes us back to the psychedelic Sixties.
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[EXCLU. PREMIERE] White Prism: Dance OnA few weeks ago, on New York City’s coldest winter night, I stopped by Williamsburg’s Glasslands Gallery to check out new band White Prism.
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Throwback Thursday: HeartWith the constant members being sisters, lead singer Ann Wilson and guitarist Nancy Wilson, Heart had 3 line ups during their four decades history.
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BANKS: Fall OverThe soulful and stunning BANKS is much more than a pretty face and an alias that hints at her “lucrative” nature. The LA based electronic pop gem (who recently signed a deal with IAMSOUND) made her debut just a little over a month ago. Strapped with some serious weapons of mass appeal, BANKS is already [...]
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Ghostpoet: Cash & Carry Me HomeHailing from England, Ghostpoet (aka Obaro Ejimiwe) represents a progressive spoken-word, rap genre of hip-hop that I can’t get enough of.
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The XX: Chained (John Talabot & Pional Blinded Remix)It’s March, which can mean a number of things for a number of people. Madness for some, dance music for myself.
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Throwback Thursday: The TroggsThe Troggs, who formed in 1964, were signed by the Kinks’ manager Larry Page in 1965 and catapulted to fame in 1966 with their hit “Wild Thing”, reaching number 1 in the UK and number 2 in the US.