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DAFT PUNK ILLUSTRATION
An awesome Daft Punk illustration by Patrick Seymour on Behance via agiantgirl
Sorry for the Daft Punk spam. I just really like their music.
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Listen/purchase Finesse by Floria
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Now as you may or may not know, I love myself some electro, trance, and house music. Floria, an Australian electronic artist that I began listening to about two weeks ago continues to blow me away. His track, “Finesse” is sick; it is fast paced, full of amazing electro sounds and effects, and keeps me and my friends moving. Good vibes all the way. Keep up the amazing work Floria.
To hear more from Floria, visit his soundcloud and tumblr.
-Jessica Edwards
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Wooly Mammoth is a two-piece band, a little bunch of talented instrumentalists. The Canadian indie, alternative rock band released North Shore last month and to be honest, I’m loving the album. The album is great – cohesive and whole sound.
The album starts with “Gold” – a mid-paced, catchy track. It features light guitar sounds, the steady drumming, attention-catching bass line with perfect vocals from Jessiah Devine. I love mixture of vocals of Devine and Paul Vroom in the chorus.
“Nevada” possesses a carefree, relaxing rock sound of consistent guitar riffs. It is perfect for an early morning drive out of the city. “Teddy Ruxpin” is another track with the similar and addictive atmosphere. It has an impressive breakdown of pure rock sounding goodness around 2:45.
“Lonesome George” is slower and I like it. “Coffee” reminds me of having an intimidate conversation between two people. Listening to it as if I am reliving scenarios of people-watching – their mannerisms and just watch them, not in a creepy way of course.
Wooly Mammoth is a remarkable band; their sound is phenomenal and soothing – a little bit of rock with the calming sounds of indie. But most of all, I love the lyrics in North Shore. Each track provides depth and allows the listeners to feel some emotional connection, whether they realize it or not, like good music should.
To listen to North Shore and other albums by Wooly Mammoth, check out their facebook, bandcamp, and tumblr.
-Jessica Edwards
Seat back and enjoy the wonderful rhymes of Mac Daddy of Kris Kross.
About an hour ago, Chris Kelly, otherwise known as Mac Daddy was found unresponsive in his home and later pronounced dead at the young age of thirty-four. The 90s was an amazing time for pure, talented artists, especially for hip-hop and R&B. Kelly’s flow at a young age was much more precise and outshine artists of today. Another one gone too soon.
-Jessica Edwards
While roaming Youtube, I found an amazing artist. Lianne La Havas, an English soul and folk singer. I love her voice and the great atmosphere carried in her music. Here is one of my favorite tracks from her 2012 album, Is Your Love Big Enough?, with “Au Cinema.” Oui, je parle français. :)
-Jessica Edwards
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New Wooly Mammoth album, “North Shore.”
Daft Punk for Saint Laurent Paris
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Ana Tijoux
If you have never heard of her, listen to her music. It is amazing - a mix of reggaeton and hip-hop.
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