New track from Bon Iver. Minus their work on Kanye’s ‘Lost In The World’, the group’s been fairly quiet since For Emma, Forever Ago. This is the first single off the upcoming Bon Iver.
Conseuqunce drops off this track from his Movies on Demand 3 project. Kanye West on the boards, so definitely worth checking out.
And a little bonus track since we do whatever we want around here.
Update: Stumbled upon this juicy visual too. Is Consequence getting ready to expose Mr. West? Check out Madbury Music’s write-up on the developing story.
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To be honest, I was completely hesitant about this track when I came across it. I had no faith that someone could turn this anthem off MBDTF into a decent dubstep track. Adam Jilek, or known as Ahab, has stepped up to the plate and smacked this one right out of the park. The addition of some big dubstep beats and complementary synth work just seem to gel all to well with an already great track. And so the dubstep train rolls on.
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So the epic three day Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival ends tonight with a huge lineup of diversely talented musicians. Lucky for us, the good folks at Coachella have been doing live broadcasts of their three main stages, Coachella Stage, Outdoor Theatre and Gobi. The coverage of all musical events can be seen here, Coachella
Here are the set times for tonight’s performances,
The sets that I’m most looking forward to watching are the following;
Caspa- 3:00 – 4:00 on Sahara stage (unfortunately not covered through YouTube)
Wiz Khalifa – 6:45 – 7:35 on Coachella Stage (keep an eye on this stage for the night)
or alternatively,
City & Colour - 6:35 – 7:25 on Outdoor Theatre (Gord Downie played earlier on the same stage, I bet they’ll collaborate on this one),
City & Colour – Sleeping Sickness f/ Gord Downie
NaS & Damian Marley - 8:00 – 8:50 on Coachella
NaS & Damien Marley – As We Enter
Death From Above 1979 - 9:10 – 10:00 on Coachella ***MUST SEE*** Here’s a recent clip of them rehearsing.
Foster The People – 9:50 – 10:30 on Gobi Stage
Foster The People – Pumped Up Kicks
Duck Sauce - 10:30 – 11:25 on Sahara (not sure if this gets covered)
Duck Sauce – Good To Me (Louis Laroche Edit) (Rip)

Ratatat – 11:25 – 12:15 on Mojave Stage
or
Chromeo – 11:35 – 12:20 on Outdoor
Either way, make room for
The Strokes – 11:55 – 1:00 on Coachella
The Strokes – Under Cover of Darkness
Neon Trees – 1:00 – 1:45
and if you’re still up,
Kanye West – 1:30 onwards
Happy viewings!
Read MoreHoly shit. Donald Glover goes in over a pretty slick-sounding acoustic cover of Kanye West’s ‘All Of The Lights’. No one’s safe when this man picks up a mic. Definitely will be in the audience when he touches down in Toronto for his I Am Donald tour.
Thoughts on if Childish Gambino can make the jump to the mainstream? Notice any strengths, weaknesses in his game?
Read MoreFor University students, it is common knowledge that the weekend starts on Thursday. What? Today is Thursday? That must mean a heavy dosing of dubstep!
This Kanye West remix is amazing and so is the the title. The remix keeps some of the essentials from the original track, such as the piano and rap breaks. But Calvertron (aka Booty Master) lays a heavy bass that sounds like someone’s voice distorted a thousand times over. Guaranteed banger.
Kanye West – Blame Game (Calvertron Booty Remix)
I would vote this next track The Deadliest Drop of 2010 for obvious reasons. It gets deadlier with 2pac and friends in the mix. See for yourself.
Rusko – Hold On I’m Still Ballin (DJ Bucket f/ 2Pac Remix)
The last one is from 18 year old Porter Robinson who shows some nice wobble and shake with this track. He will be playing Tabu in Guelph on April 7th, mark it down in your calendar. I wonder if they will serve him drinks?
Porter Robinson – Say My Name (Original Mix)
Hey Dubstep
Thrash on.
Read MoreI’ve been away from the internet way too long to even fathom catching up on everything that happened. The weekend was eventful for myself but I still got around to posting #FreshFridays and a review on Jay Electronica’s concert in Toronto. The week ahead is full of so much promise I can hardly breath just thinking about. Lots of original content on the horizon along with March Madness, St. Patrick’s Day and possibly attending a Laidback Luke concert. Shit’s looking trill. And make sure to join the Tournament Challenge group I made over at ESPN so I can run show. Okay below is a bunch of things that materialized over the last few days, the weekend was good for music.
- Sir Michael Rocks (of The Cool Kids) drops The Rocks Report mixtape
- A rough draft of the remix for ‘All Of The Lights’ surfaced with Lil Wayne, Drake, and Big Sean adding verses. I’m going to wait for the final version, which has a bigger lineup, before posting.
- Star Slinger‘s debut Volume 1 album is now available through Bandcamp for $5.
- Cee-Lo’s track ‘Bright Lights Bigger City’ gets a visual and remix treatment with Wiz Khalifa jumping on board.
I’m mad tired so not really interested in typing on for too long (and no one likes reading lots of pointless info anyways). Here’s 6 projects being released between right now and about early March that have me most excited for 2011 in music. Follow me on Twitter.
January 25th: Talib Kweli – Gutter Rainbows
The Truth’s fifth solo album features production from the likes of 88-Keys, KHRYSIS!, and Ski Beatz. I showcased one of the singles off the album last month on the blog, so the hype has obviously been building for me. For those looking to listen to someone rap about something other than hoes, clothes and shiny cars, I point you in this direction.
BONUS: Full album stream here.
The Bloody Beetroots, Jay-Z, Kanye, Diplo, The Cold War Kids, and Lupe on the other side.
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I stumbled upon a pretty cool website a few weeks ago showcasing Pharrell’s digs in Miami. Got me thinking, what the hell is this dude up to? The producer/rapper has been keeping busy, mostly with his rock hop group N*E*R*D. The band’s fourth studio album Nothing was released in November lead by the singles “Hypnotize U” and “Hot N’ Fun”. Pharrell also had the hit track “One” with Swedish House Mafia during the summer and last Fall’s “Bang Bang” with Pusha T and Swizz. With his smooth vocals over typically rhythmical beats, here’s to what is hopefully another solid year from the Virginia native. Downloads after the click.














