British ryhmeslinger Kano brings a bit of hybrid track with "Hustler." Its one part British hip-hop, and two parts American Gangster Rap. I loved the video for "Huster's" play on gangster rap videos. You'll notice they are making music not drugs. There is also an interesting parallel in the videos use of drug business metaphors and the lyrical content of the song which seem to come together into an overall critique of the music industry. It's almost Mos Def like.
Its high grade dope, and these rhymes are addictive.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Bit of tea with that?
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Labels: British Hip-hop, hip-hop, Hits, Kano, Music Video, Youtube
TWEET TWEET!
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Labels: Andy Milonakis, Let me Tweet that, Music Video, Youtube
Friday, May 1, 2009
More Peaches?
Who doesn't love the Peaches? Above is a new video for their song "More".
Enjoy!
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Labels: More, Music Video, Peaches, Youtube
Friday, April 24, 2009
Matt and Kim
I'm not sure how they did this, or what it means, or if it all isn't just some attempt by the global nudist conspiracy to brainwash us out of our pants, but I like it. Its Matt and Kim's latest official music video, and its pretty cool.
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Labels: Matt and Kim, Music Video, Pixel Distortion
KUTIMAN - Thru you
Kutiman, or Ophir Kutiel is HUGE right now. An musician and video artist from Israel, hes created a whole record cut from Youtube videos. As a result of this pure creativity he has been getting huge media attention. His youtube channel has won tons of awards for the traffic its getting right now.
I jacked the video above from palmsout. Its got a great break beat feel to it that just swings. Add in the creativity of the music, and the sweet video, you've got pure magic. In industry speak, "its a hit, baby!"
Cof Cof... SAFARI!

Cof Cof is back with a new mini-EP, Safari. Its the same indy-electro hybrid as last time, updated with a fuller and darker synth sound. Even though Safari is a darker album then Who Said Party. The combination is as intriguing as it was the first time I heard one of there tracks. Cof Cof keeps moving forward.
I've chosen two tracks to feature. First up is T-shirt. It highlights perfectly the new trend the album has taken. The sound is slightly darker, but its still a classic Cof Cof Party jam.
Get: Cof Cof - T-Shirt (mp3)
The second track is Suffering Safari. It's a great blend of Electronica and Indy rock. The guitars are pretty heavy, at the same time it has an almost hovertastic synth line thats developed. Its pretty angry. I don't know if they are just against Safari's or if there is some sort of cathartic metaphor going on in the song, but I can dig it either way. It reminds me of a Hemmingway short story I read recently.
Get: Cof Cof - Suffering Sufari (mp3)
Its a great album for after the grill has cooled, while your sitting out in the summer night sky sipping a Corona, or Miller Chill.
Their ablum is available for a limited time only here. (zshare)
Check out there myspace here!
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Labels: Cof Cof, Dance Music, EP, MP3
Passion Pit - Sleepyhead
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Auto-tune the News - New Video from Michael Gregory
It's wackey, its weird, and its all good.
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Labels: Michael Gregory, Music Video, Wacky Stuff
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Debate Music
I've been judging a lot of debate recently. It's good times. I spent a lot of time involved with the activity. I've also been listening to Pandora, and the other day Dispatch came on to the station I was listening two. Adding those two factors together, this post emerged. What I mean is... well you'll see. There was a lot of Dispatch blasting in Big Blue (the debate van and super computer).
Some Songs I used to listen to to psych me up.
1. Dispatch - The General
2. Saul Williams - Pledge to Resist (DJ Shadow Remix)
3. NOFX - Francounamerica
4. Rage Agianst the Machines - Renegades of Funk
5. DJ Shadow - Six Days
6. Dead Prez - They Schools
7. KRS One - The Sound of the Police
8. Deltron 3030 - Battle Song
9. REM - End of the world
10. The Decemberists - 16 Military wives
11. MC Front-A-Lot - Special Delivery (single mix)
12. MC Lars - Space Game
13. Atmosphere - Party for the fight to write
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Labels: Debate, DJ Bubbles, Old School, Playlist, Poetry, Political Music, Pretime, Rap, Rock
Friday, January 2, 2009
He Created Disco
I've been loving tracks from the Calvin Harris album, but I just now picked it up. I Created Disco has grabbed me by my eardrums and isn't letting go. I'll post up a full review after I've finished listening to the album. How bout dem' Girls?
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Friday, December 26, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Some trance
I pulled this illicit utube version of Adam Dived's Deep inside from a post somewhere else. Needless to say its a pretty boss track.
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
The BPA feat. Emmy The Great - Seattle
What a wonderful song featuring my fair city. Yes, I jacked this from This.bigstereo.net. But hey it's Seattle!
I love my city right now!
Check out why:
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Labels: Barack Obama, Capital Hill, Emmy the Great, Journey, Neighbors, Seattle, The BPA
