Meet new school old school crooner BSKi, (pronounced “bee-skee”) with a touch Jamiroquai and neo-soul, it’s the pure poetry he’s writing that takes his sound to another level, with lines like, “Idiot wind ain’t just dancin’ by Committee of hens...
So here’s what the dance-floor sounds like when it comes to life! Brooklyn-r&b electro group Body Language are back with the mellifluous floor-thumper “Free.” Members Matthew Young, Angelica Bess, Grant Wheeler, and Ian Chang are fully responsible for the sounds...
Gotta show love for our Hip Hop producers, especially from the LES. Meet Deep and Ben Boodie, they’ve been at it since 1985, self-described “bros that are inseparable” they’ve been keeping their friendship strong through food and music. They went from...
Dave East – Don’t Shoot Dave East is like a window into growing up in New York while black. This Harlem MC is Asking us, “We ain’t safe where we live, this America ain’t it?” the sentiment is one of...
Hideout – Doctor Hideout is Manhattan-based singer/songwriter Gabriel Rodriguez’s solo project. Rodriguez who’s also a longtime band member of Cults,...
Dev Hynes – Palo Alto It’s amazing what Dev Hynes (of Blood Orange) conjures up in his mind, from tonal personalities, to composition, and emotion; he’s got his hand in it all. “Palo Alto” is like 80’s soul and pop...
Dizzyride – Soundtrack If you think my love for saxophone will cease to exist, you’re wrong, so so wrong. Dizzyride are a band that know that too clearly, and boy do they know how to wrap around your head like...
Midnight Magic – I Gotta Feeling The world could be near the edge of a monstrously large fucking cliff, but Midnight Magic make me wanna dance the night before without a damn thing holding me back. Yep, funk Trump! This...
“Yellow” sounds like 90miles per hr on the 405, trying to getaway after a botched robbery, piling down into the desert. Its venomous guitars charm you into a hypnosis, and Alex Fitts’s vocal arrangements literally have been stuck in my...
The Nativist – I Love Us And What We Are Becoming Brooklyn gets a baller new jungle fan that produces amphetamine beats. Look for more under the smack and clap of the kit, and you’ll hear bells, synths, and trickling...