It’s kind of wild to think that singer David Choi will soon be releasing his 3rd full length album. As one of the earlier youtube stars, he’s developed quite the fan base and continues to stay active with the impending release of Forever and Ever, due at the end of the month – October 25th. […]
Read More David Choi Reveals Album Cover Art for ‘Forever and Ever’Keeping with Kollaboration tradition, this year’s batch of Northwester contestants in Seattle have released their music video, a cover of Katy Perry’s “Firework”. Along the competitors vying for top honors, there will be special performances by Australia’s Jayesslee, Gowe and more. Also, there are some great guest judges including Travis from New Heights, Kenny Choi, […]
Read More The Kollaboration Seattle Contestants Release the 2K11 MVTeesa has shared a new music video of an acoustic rendition of her song “Captive”. It’s completely different from the original, and I gotta say I found this particularly enjoyable. It’s refreshing to see artists that are able to take their material and re-invent it by adding a completely different flavor to it. Hope to […]
Read More Teesa Takes You “Captive”, Acoustically“Rhythm of the Night” has shared another track, likely a song off his upcoming album, due November 11th. It makes use of a recognizable sample from the dance song of the same name. It’s kind of surprising to hear how some of these songs have translated to the hip-hop genre, similar to Em x Wayne’s […]
Read More Chosen Debuts a “Rhythm of the Night”Music does’t necessarily have to be lyrical… not by any means. And I’m not referring to instrumentals, I’m still talking about songs with vocals but that often make use of sounds that aren’t exactly part of any language, lexicon or vocabulary. That’s why the genius that is Jane Lui and her team have come up […]
Read More Jane Lui Goes Through the “History of Lyrics That Aren’t Lyrics”Singer and 1/3 of IBU, Tommy C, has released a new single called “Miserable” off his upcoming mixtape simply entitled C. The following is the typography lyrics video to the Pop/Rock/R&B song. This blended genre actually fits Tommy’s voice really well and he’s done a pretty fair job on the track. But it looks like […]
Read More Find Out Why Tommy C is “Miserable”Songs to Wear Pants to has decided to try his hand and random edutainment with his latest song “Right Choice”. In the video and song, a number of “ethical quandaries” are presented, with an explanation of the more proper alternative. Long story short, it’s just more of Andrew Huang’s brand of nonsensical humor. Like the song? Pick […]
Read More Songs to Wear Pants to Teaches About the “Right Choice”“Choiception” has just come up with a creative way to promote the upcoming release of his next album. The following video has three friends pondering on how Choi’s music found it’s inspiration and inception. It’s a silly watch but an effective comedic short that cleverly sneaks in a promotional angle. Spoiler alert: It was Pepper.
Read More Just ‘Cause: David Choi Presents “Choiception”Brownouts Vol. 1 is a collection of tracks that feature Prometheus Brown aka Geo of the Blue Scholars, packaged as a single project for your listening enjoyment and convenience. It contains a number of collabs, rough drafts, photos, b-sides, etc – things any die hard fan would have killed for before the advent of the […]
Read More Prometheus Brown Releases ‘Brownouts Vol. 1’Jay Park has once again joined forces with his fellow Art of Movement dance crew member, Cha Cha Malone. They’ve previously collabed on “Bestie” and “Speechless”. Malone, a singer and producer in his own right, got Park to contribute guest vocals for their latest called “Single Life”, a mid-tempo Pop/R&B tune. Admittedly, we’re a tad […]
Read More Jay Park Features for Cha Cha Malone on “Single Life”
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