Sam Ock teams up with Kero One once again for a new track entitled “Pieces”, a song they are selling on behalf of the Justice Mission – where all profits will be going to the organization to aid in the fight for global human rights. The two have proven to be a strong team in […]
Read More Sam Ock & Kero One Present “Pieces” [MV]Maribelle Anes is proving to be quite the talented young musician. Her latest original is a track called “Can’t Let You Go”, a ballad reflecting the conflicting emotions that come from being in a complex relationship. It’s a moving track that was written and produced by Ms Anes herself. Not bad for someone in the […]
Read More Maribelle Anes Just “Can’t Let You Go”Rapper Verseatile has provided a promotional watch for his track “Brush Em Off” off his Worlds Apart EP from earlier this year. The use of frames was a nice touch but even the novelty of the editing technique wears off on a 4+ minute track with such little variation. The song itself is decent but I’m not sure […]
Read More Verseatile Releases Visuals for “Brush Em Off”Seattle’s own hip hop group Blue Scholars and LA native emcee Bambu have joined forces together to announced their first national headlining tour appropriately called the Blue Scholars and Bambu Tour. The tour will officially kick start on September 14th in Vancouver, Canada and will be spread out across 30 venues. The schedule will be […]
Read More Blue Scholars and Bambu Team Up For a TourTime sure flies. “Gift” by Lyricks & Manifest is one of those early videos to go “viral” before viral videos really existed. It was recorded back around 2006 over the instrumental to Eminem’s “When I’m Gone“, and at the time social networking basically included AIM and maybe Xanga and Myspace depending on who you talked […]
Read More Lookin’ Back: Lyricks & Manifest – “Gift” (2006)Amerie, the Half-Korean R&B recording artist recently told Billboard that she has a number of collaborations on her upcoming album Cymatika Vol 1., due in the Spring of 2012. Of particular note is the fact that she name dropped Korea’s Tiger JK (aka Drunken Tiger) and Tasha, both of whom she’s collaborated with in the past. […]
Read More Amerie, Tiger JK, Tasha To Collab on Each Other’s AlbumsIt’s about that time for 19 fresh tracks from Mondega via a little project he’s put together called mtape. This is a follow up release to his Food Clothing & Love album. In traditional mixtape fashion he’s got a mixture of songs, remixes, commentary and shoutouts in there – courtesy of some guests you may know […]
Read More Mondega Releases the mtape MixtapeLast night, Aziatix held a little online meeting on Ustream with their fans, but it was unfortunately plagued with technical difficulties and an inconsistent video feed. As a result they posted up an in-studio performance complete with guitar and keys of their song “Start It Again” off their self-titled debut EP. Even without the benefit […]
Read More Aziatix is Ready to “Start It Again”Rock/Country/Pop singer of Irish & Korean descent, Malea McGuinness, has shared a live performance of her song “Always Something to Believe In” – the lead single from her upcoming album Sweet. This clip is from Summerfest 2011 in Milwaukee where she opened up for Parachute & Michelle Branch. The song has a sing-a-long, bar-friendly type […]
Read More Malea McGuinness Performs “Always Something to Believe In”A month ago, Jason Chen shared a preview of his latest project – a song titled “Burns”. It’s an upbeat pop number with a decent MV that focuses on the re-occurring theme of pain that’s hard to forget. The video was a bit middle of the road but I thought this was one of Jason Chen’s […]
Read More Jason Chen Debuts “Burns” [MV]
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