Daily Archives: March 31, 2011

Passport: AI & Superstar K’s John Park Signs Deal with Korea’s Music Farm

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Do you guys remember John Park? The former Northwestern University student made quite the impression on American Idol a couple years back, only to be eliminated early on in the semi-finals, then staged a surprising rise to stardom on the similar Korean TV show Superstar K. Well after placing second on that show, he’s been relatively quiet but news has emerged that he’s signed with the Korean label Music Farm. The label is home to a number of well respected artists and we wish John the best in this new chapter of his career! It looks like the transformation to KPOP star is nearly complete. Congrats John!

Source: Soompi

Beatrock Music Releases the Digital Martyrs Remix Beatrock Album

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Indie label Beatrock Music has dropped a remix album by Digital Martyrs featuring different spins on a whole bunch of songs by Power Struggle, Rocky Rivera, Bambu, Blue Scholars, Kiwi and more. These songs generally sound completely different from their originals so if you’re looking to hear a new perspective on some of your favorite Califorinia indie Hip-Hop songs then it’d behoove you to check this on out. It’s a free DL so don’t miss out.

Jazmin Posts New Performance Footage of “Like You”

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This song’s already a couple years old, and this isn’t the first time they’ve shared some live performance footage of it, but it’s such a darn catchy track and we don’t hear from these girls nearly enough so we’ve decided to post it up for you guys anyway. Here is Jazmin, performing “Like You” at the Haute Nightclub in Hollywood. Stay tuned till the end for a bonus sweet dance routine. Can’t wait to hear something new from these girls!

Dumbfoundead Spits Another “Blue” (Prod. by Soulspeak)

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Even though the beat is simple, barely any bass, and only 1 minute long.  Dumbfoundead goes off on how he loves to do what he does.  Also I think this the beat fits Dumbfoundead’s voice well at least for this video.  There’s really not much to say but DFD makes it seem like the “rap game” is simple cause his verses are smooth.  It’s not simple as you think though, you hear DFD saying that road was a lonely one and it was a struggle to get where he is now.  At the end of the video, he says his Album is coming out soon, I can’t wait to see whats in store.