Monday, December 28, 2009
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Friday Slink: There He Go by Fabolous (buy)
Late on the holiday slink. I’m sifting through the albums mentioned in AZ’s 100 Best Rap Songs of 2009 and finding more (cheesy) gems like this. Produced by Blackout Movement (cf. “This is Why I’m Hot”).
Friday, December 25, 2009
Reverse Engineering Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up” in Ableton by Jim Pavloff
An incredible, step-by-step re-creation. Merry Christmas!
[via waxylinks]
Monday, December 21, 2009
All I Want For Christmas Is To Get It Crunk by Dirty Boyz
[via @Aaron Joachim]
Friday, December 18, 2009
If you click on one link today, make it this one.
reblogged from faketv
Friday, December 11, 2009
Friday Slink: Pon de Floor (feat. VYBZ Kartel) by Major Lazer
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Zee Avi - Monte (Live From The Basement)
aka She Of Beautiful Hair & Voice singing in a pretty, simple video.
My mom alerted me to her: ”I don’t know where your tastes run, but I heard this gal interviewed on NPR and she is so cute and a nice singer. She sings with a ukelele of all things.”
Someone elsewhere called her Norah Jones meets Bic Runga.
You can see and hear more of her on Tumblr here.
reblogged from rosalee
Monday, November 30, 2009
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Friday Slink: Something Bigger, Something Better by Amanda Blank
Better late than never, and NSFW. But really, check out the entire album, I Love You (iTunes). From “A Love Song” to “Shame on Me” to “Gimme What You Got”, it has a little something for everyone, and the production is bangin’.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Together: The New England Electronic Music Festival
February 8-14th, clubs around the city will celebrate TOGETHER: The New England Electronic Music Festival.
For one week, the Boston electronic music scene will join up as never before. Dance bands, avant-garde aficionados, electro maniacs, anarcho-artists and techno mafia will loose their labels, loosen their inhibitions and lose their minds.For one week, the Boston electronic music scene will join up as never before. Dance bands, avant-garde aficionados, electro maniacs, anarcho-artists and techno mafia will loose their labels, loosen their inhibitions and lose their minds.
[via @wayneandwax]
