Albums, Hip-Hop | Huey Mack – Pretending Perfection [Album Stream]
Posted by LoffyG on October 22, 2013
After releasing a handful of free mixtapes and too many singles to count, Huey Mack’s debut album Pretending Perfection is now on iTunes. Over the course of the past 7 months he has been putting in everything he has into creating this project. There is no doubt he has grown as an artist since the days of Bright Lights And Long Nights and Freshman 15. Just look at the constant growing number of fans. The great thing is he has done it all without the help of a label, tour manager or booking agent. Just him and the fans who love what he does. Stream the full album below and support by purchasing it on iTunes!
BUY ALBUM: Huey Mack – Pretending Perfection
Electro-House | Avicii – You Make Me (Landis Bootleg)
Posted by Middy on September 7, 2013
I can’t wait for Avicii’s album. I really can’t. I was kind of down on him for a little while because he wouldn’t release any of his most touted stuff and his live show wasn’t really moving forward (besides standing on his manager’s head). Now things have shifted dramatically, and his new material is going to be a game changer. The second single from the album, “You Make Me”, fits in the context of the album, but on its own is a little whimsical at points and needed a remix. Landis does just that, injecting it with strong shot of electro, to give the track the energy it needed for a more outgoing setting. It’s free, so do not hesitate to grab this one from the rising American producer.
Free Download: Avicii – You Make Me (Landis Bootleg)
Chill, Electro, Electronic, Mainstream Remix | Duncan Sheik – Shout (Tears for Fears Cover – Chi Duly Remix) ft. Rachael Yamagata
Posted by J_Salzer on November 14, 2012
The remix master, Chi Duly, drops his latest killer masterpiece on us. After Duncan Sheik released the debut track off his album, his manager reached out to the remix god Chi Duly to put his own spin on it. Shout became the first single and it’s currently making radio rounds on the adult contemporary circuit. I don’t quite know how involved I am in the “Adult Contemporary Circuit” but what I can tell you is that this track is extremely pleasing to the ear and is something you’ll want to have in your iTunes. Give it a listen below and buy it on iTunes here.
Hip-Hop | Trey Palms – City Lights
Posted by J_Salzer on August 2, 2012
An artist I haven’t kept up with recently, Trey Palms, drops off a 5 minute track for our listening pleasure. His manager informed me that Fresh New Tracks was the reason Trey gained hype in the first place, so I found it fitting that we would be posting this track to help his trek to stardom. Trey showcases a few dope verses over an interesting upbeat instrumental with a sample from Aeroplanes. My favorite part is the chorus, and after Trey switches up his flow to show off some versatility. Grab the track below for free courtesy of Trey’s camp.
Chill, Hip-Hop, Videos | Alex Jordahl – All Things Go
Posted by J_Salzer on July 17, 2012
I’ve never been a fan of Alex Jordahl. Something about his music just never spoke to me. His manager always sent his releases to me, and I always listened, and my response was always the same: “Maybe next time.” Well, this time, it finally clicked. Everything about this song, the lyricism, the beat, the video, make it a complete success to me. The visuals, done by 15 year old video editing prodigy, Justin Escalona, match up perfectly with the overall vibe of this track. I hope this song can speak to you like it spoke to me, enjoy.
Hip-Hop | SplYt – Catch 22 (Mixtape)
Posted by J_Salzer on May 23, 2012
I had never heard the name SplYt(split) before until a few weeks ago when his manager dropped something in the chatbox, I had time, so I gave it a listen and wasn’t impressed. Sure, the kid has some flow, and the beat was decent, but I had no idea it could lead to a project like this. Every beat is carefully chosen, and each one if murdered in its own respect. Keep in mind that SplYt is new to the game, this is his freshman tape, and he shows loads of potential. Of course, there are some things that he could do better, but it would be a crime not to post this. This kid is going places. I’ve had enough with the over saturation in the rap game, and I can’t stand MCs that don’t do anything unique, but this kid just has straight talent.
Review | TimeFlies Take Dallas By Storm At The Palladium Ballroom [Exclusive]
Posted by A on March 27, 2012
“Who are you here for?” a Palladium parking attendant asks as I roll my window down slowly.
“Timeflies and Sammy Adams…”
“You’re going to have the park in the lot behind you. This is reserved for the artists.” We pay our obligatory ten dollars to park, and walk to the side of the Palladium where Jared Glick, Timeflies’s manager, asks us to meet him before sound check.
It’s 6:45, and there’s already a line of overzealous fans forming at the door in the hopes to see Timeflies up close and personal.
Five minutes later, Cal Shapiro one-half of Timeflies, appears wearing a black cardigan hoodie and Ray-Ban sunglasses, greeting us as he walks up to the door.