Here’s a dope, unplugged clip of Travis Graham from the band New Heights performing their Clara C assisted single, “Take Me On” from the album Something to Believe In. This time around it’s just Graham and his trusty guitar, but he gives a great, acoustic rendition of the song. The performance was for a recent […]
Read More Travis Graham of New Heights Performs “Take Me On” on Threesome NightlyThere are times where Toestah reminds me of Big Sean and well, this is one of those times. In celebration of his birthday, the rapper has dropped a song appropriately christened as “Celebrate”. Nothing too intense here, just an easy-listening Hip-Hop track that’s enjoyable as a casual listen. a-Tunes wishes Toestah a Happy Birthday along […]
Read More Toestah Gives a Reason to “Celebrate”Bobby Choy, better known to most as Big Phony, has revealed via Facebook that the theme (“To Find My Way”), to an upcoming Korean film, My Way, was written by the South Korean transplant by way of LA. The song was recorded by the much admired classical vocalist, Andrea Bocelli. He’s been keeping this under wraps […]
Read More Big Phony Pens the Theme Song for the Korean Film “My Way”, Sung by Andrea BocelliThe kid Prizzy seems to himself in the company of like-minded young artists, and that’s a good thing because it means he’s constantly on his grind and collaborating with a number of folks. One of his more recent features was for Boogz Boogetz on the track “Bow Down”, off the mixtape Flyer Learning. It’s a upbeat, current […]
Read More D-Pryde Features for Boogz Boogetz on “Bow Down”“Xscape” is a new Pop/R&B joint by singer Raden, and it could arguably be his catchiest work yet. This cut was produced by Young Fyre, who has provided instrumentals for T-Pain & Chris Brown – which explains it’s obvious mass appeal. Consider it an early holiday gift because it’s also available for your listening pleasure […]
Read More Raden Provides an “Xscape”Rachael Yamagata has the opportunity to chat and share her music with NPR, where they discussed her breaking off from the major labels, starting her own, her latest album Chesapeake and why her melancholy tunes of heartbreak aren’t always a reflection of self. Yamagata fans looking for a little bit more insight into the singer/songwriter should definitely check […]
Read More Rachael Yamagata Talks Frankenfish, Chesapeake, Heartache & More with NPR
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