BLOGS LIKE THIS ARE CONSIDERED THE NEW RECORD STORE, MAGAZINE,DVD,AND EVENTUALLY THE LABEL
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
@GueringerTh13th Gueringer The 13th - Girls Love To Party feat. @DeJLoaf Dej Loaf
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
@WillyJPeso Willy J Peso - Euphoria
Next up out of the Motor City, Willy J Peso releases his sophomore fralbum “Euphoria.” This is the follow up project to “Destination Cloud 9” released back in 2012. The 13-track LP “Euphoria” starts off strong with a drill hop themed track, God’s Creation.” The intro is drill themed production, combined with a soulful melody. “Marijamama” shows the comedic side of Willy, starting off with a skit between Willy and his Uncle (played by Scolla) before the song is rolled out.
No matter what your musical taste is, there is a track on here for you. Coming from the murder capital of America, with a city that is disarray Willy aims to give you a glimpse into his life. This is evident on “Minding My Business” which lays the canvas for the city that was once booming with Industry and now is heavily vacant and crime-ridden.
Willy is part of The RLES (Remember Live Everyday Successfully) collective which includes: Devin Miles, Huey Mack, Scolla, and Anti-Lilly. They’ve seen a lot of success recently with Huey coming off of back-to-back sold out national tours for his album “Pretending Perfection," Devin being an official artist down at SXSW, and Scolla as well as Anti-Lilly establishing a solid, grassroots fan-base.
The History Of The REMIX! via youheardthatnew
If you know me and my commentary, you know I’m not a fan of these so-called “Remixes” of today. Same beat, sometimes same verses and just a new feature added; I’VE deemed those “alternate versions.” But over time we’ve seen and heard our share of GREAT remixes by some of our favorite artists. The good folks over at EveryInstrumental.com have put together a DETAILED collection of data about The History of the Remix1 The graph includes, – A history of the remix, from the 1950s until now, spotlighting trends, artists, and producers along the way, statistics detailing the growth of the remix over time, spotlights how brands/companies have incorporated “remix” into marketing and advertising, and a poll listing the TOP remixes of all time. GREAT. STUFF. HERE!
VIA YOUHEARDTHATNEW.COM
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