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Listen to What You’re Missin: Mitsu the Beat, Mourah, Clutchy Hopkins, and Wallpaper
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Nujabes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, 88-Keys, and Fever Ray
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Portugal. The Man, Raveonettes, Bat For Lashes, and Akron/Family
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Michna, Charles Tree, Greg Laswell, and Telepathe
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Listen to What You’re Missin: The Mixtape Beginnings
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Modest Mouse, 88-Keys, Speech Debelle, and Discovery
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Listen to What You’re Missin: Terry Urban’s Southerngold
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Brother Ali & Scarface, J Cole, Fresh Breath Committee, and Kid Sister
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Phantogram, Ninjasonik, and Nite Jewel
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Listen to What You’re Missin’: Kidz in the Hall, Get Busy Committee, Fanfarlo, Throw Me The Statue
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” takes you through four tracks of the week, giving you an updated look at new music. This week I have a special treat for you with: Mitsu the Beat, Mourah, Clutchy Hopkins, and Wallpaper. DJ Mitsu the Beat feat. Maspyke: “Playin Wit Crime” DJ Mitsu the Beat feat. Jose James: “Promise in Love” DJ Mitsu the Beat has an ear for great American hip hop, which resonates in …
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” takes you through four tracks of the week, giving you an updated look at what’s good. This week I dug up some old gems and up and comers with: DJ Nujabes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, 88-Keys, and Fever Ray. DJ Nujabes: “Flowers” Nujabes is a Japanese producer and DJ, better known as Jun Seba (his alias is anagram of his real name). As a producer he use jazz and soul typically implem…
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” is a series of posts consisting of three tracks each week, giving you an updated look at new music. This week I explore some of the artists I discovered at San Francisco’s Outside Lands, and well, the Raveonettes. Portugal. The Man: “People Say” Described as the best band you probably still don’t know, Portugal. The Man is a band you should, and soon will know. After…
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” takes you through four tracks of the week, giving you an updated look at what’s good, so check it–Charles Trees, Greg Laswell, Michna and Telepathe. Charles Tree: “It’s The” I wanted to dig in the crates of tracks I’ve posted that have been lost. “It’s the,” shit—is probably the full title of this song. With an intro that builds into the sample, the song takes off quickly….
This blog is taking shape, and accordingly I appreciate your patience and eagerness to read on. Last week, I did a hot list entitled, “Listen to What You’re Missin’,” which was a huge success. So this is indicator I found something, suggestions to new music. Surprise. Each Wednesday I will be posting “Listen to What You’re Missin’,” a list of new tracks I’ve discovered through blogs, magazine…
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” is a series of posts consisting of four tracks each week, giving you an updated look at new music. This week get ready for some fun, and exciting music from: Modest Mouse, 88-Keys, Speech Debelle, and Discovery. Modest Mouse: King Rat” From their new EP No One’s First, And You’re Next, comes the swashbuckling rag tag ditty “King Rat.” The song begins with singe…
… You’ll Find a Way Player (Ft. Andre 3000 & Bun B) Creating Kryptonite (Ft. Purple Ribbon All-Stars) Hustlin With The Lights Out (Ft. Rick Ross) If you liked this post, check these out: Listen to What You’re Missin’: Michna, Charles Tree, Telepathe, & Greg Laswell Listen to What You’re Missin’: Immortal Technique, Of Montreal, Mos Def, & Grizzly Bear Solo Dance Mission: Crystal Castles, Mickey Factz, an…
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” is a series of posts consisting of four tracks each week, giving you an updated look at new music. This week is all about fresh and clean hip hop, featuring: Brother Ali & Scarface, J Cole, Fresh Breath Committee, and Kid Sister. Brother Ali & Scarface: “American Nightmare” Brother Ali and Scarface kill it on “American Nightmare,” which is featured on BK-One…
“Listen to What You’re Missin’” is a series of posts consisting of three tracks each week, giving you an updated look at new music. This week I explore some of the dance music I’ve discovered from friends. Phantogram: “Mouthful of Diamonds“ Phantogram is the love duo of Sarah D. Barthel and Joshua M. Carter. Their EP floats in space, zooming by with synths and chopped samples, followed by melodiously…
Before Grizzly Bear was a sensation there was The Knife. LA hip hop group, Get Busy Committee (GBC) have sampled the Knifes “Heartbeats,” and made a fantastic hip hop song. This song is just another alternative of what GOOD POP hip hop can sound like. Indie meeting hip hop, is this the future? I hope so. The whole album is pretty fresh, and def. worth a listen. I mean, I’ll listen to any hip hop that starts “Kids idolize u…
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