I could see this upcoming album being a little boring and repetitive but I’ll still give it a listen since I really enjoy each song that comes out, even if they’re all very similar. I really love her voice and style which unfortunately doesn’t carry over live. Honestly that doesn’t bother me though. She makes good music. Just don’t see her live.
Ok. That was interesting. The song’s pretty good but this video is awesome. Hype Williams is excellent at what he does. Almost as good as one of my favorites from last year, All Of The Lights (below).
It has been far too long since I’ve posted for this little blog that allows readers to actually see the beautiful sounds that are created by musicians. I have no excuse except for sheer laziness, but hey, time to hop back on my board and keep rolling. Here are some glorious dubstep tunes that will surely wake up the neighbors. . Rusko – Somebody To Love
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This could be my favorite remix album ever. With remixes by The Glitch Mob, Crystal Method, Boys Noize, Pretty Lights, and many more, we get a techno spin on an already great electronic soundtrack.
I first heard The Weeknd in the promo for the last season of Entourage. Crazy falsetto vocals over a dubstepy instrumental with the gang walking in slow motion had me hooked. Then “House of Balloons” and “Thursday” came out on the same day and we knew how dope The Weeknd actually was. Not to mention, his first mixtape had a Drake guest track.
Adele > Gaga. Adele is overweight, sits down when she sings (even in music videos) and just doesn’t give a fuck. Maybe if Lady Gaga always played her music like she did on Howard Stern, she could have a chance at being as good as Adele’s sophomore album, “21.” I’ve seen grown men belting “Someone Like You.”
I’ve always enjoyed hearing Drake’s music but it wasn’t until “Take Care” that I listened to one of his songs over and over. Not just one song, but the whole album. It was all I listened to for 2 weeks. The production is amazing and the lyrics are real. Drake tells us stories about being famous, lonely and somewhere in between happy and sad. Below is probably my favorite song on the album, solely because there’s a harmonica solo from Stevie Wonder. Enjoy.
Us Site Of Sounders are big Beirut fans and were lucky enough to see them at Bonnaroo this Summer. Their latest album, “The Rip Tide,” is a much poppier version of their beautiful Bulgarian gypsy sound.
Our buddies at SkeetBeatz just posted this gem and I felt the need to share it. This is a remix of one of my favorite songs as well and I think it does Holidays a great justice. It doesn’t change too much but gets a moodier bass line which I really like. Also, show SkeetBeatz some love. They’re dope.
I guess The Weeknd has a new mixtape out. I had no idea this was coming but I’m very pleased. An X-Mas present came early. These tracks are a little bit weirder and experimental than Thursday or House of Balloons but interesting nonetheless. Enjoy!
What a beat. This remix is gangster as hell. I’ve already put about three Weezy acapellas over this with my state of the art Virtual DJ trial version. I’m pro.