Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Caribou


This guy confuses me. The man behind Caribou has a PhD. in mathematics, yet focuses his life on music. I sometimes find it strange to see how peoples lives ironically change direction. The man spent about 8 years of his life studying math theories and applications, yet dedicates the remainder to music. Now if i could ask any question, I'd ask whether or not he felt it was a waste of time, all those years. True look where he is now, but could he have accomplished more with those 8 years back in his grasp. Now hold up, I'm getting alittle to philosophical. Let me get on track with my thoughts with some ill tracks. Peep the joints yo 

Monday, April 6, 2009

Hood Internet DJ'in Culture Shock

If yo don'y know, now you know sucka. Hood Internet, one of my favorite peoples yo, is gonna be DJ'in at Culture Shock, our annual music festival here at Purchase yo. So big ups to them yo. I know i wrote bout them a few days ago, but here be some mo tracks yo. Hit me up if you wanna here some mo of they shit o other of they like. Or keep peepin my joint fools.


Phoenix - 1901


Another ill French export, Phoenix is def a band you should check out, their new album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix is already seen as one of the years best as it dropped. The track 1901 is my favorite on the LP. So I'm gonna shower my peoples with some lovin. Peep the OG version and some ill remixes yo. You'll def be blasting all of em'. They are currently on their European, so if you happen to be in Barcelona soon, be sure to peep em and send me some pics yo.  

Friday, April 3, 2009

Zombie Promenade


For all you Purchase fools about to get ill tonight in yo zombie get up, beware! Imma be hittin you peoples up wit tracks that'll get the living dead dancing. You"ll catch me at your local after party. Til then, some tracks to liven you up a lil. Feel me kids.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

What You Know Son

Watch out Girl Talk, Hood Internet is out on the block mashing up tracks kids. Peep they shit. Hittin up shit from Ghost Face to Beirut to Three6 to The Presets, the music beef gets settled in the hood yo. Hit up they site for some mo tracks.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Skeletons in the Closet



We held out a sign that spelled out S-K-E-L-E-T-O-N, We chanted and chanted and chanted. After a few subtle instances of eye contact, Kele finally acknowledged our pleas. "What's that say? Skeleton?" But after a brief talk with Matt Tong, he said they wouldn't play it. History was made last week when a girl in DC held out a sign that said TULIPS, and Bloc honored her request, a song they haven't played live in two years. So in her honor, here are some ill Bloc B-sides that some of you might not know of but should def get on. 

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Some Remixes To Share With My Friends

As an up and coming blog, we still have a long way to go. But to get people started off, I'm sharing with you guys some of my favorite remixes. The key word is "some". There is still alot more to come. Bag Raiders, Fred Falke, and Likelike are def a few of my top pics. Be sure to spot their tracks here in the future.

Cut Copy Matt & Kim NYC







  
                                     2008 was definitely a year for the synthesizer. Electric tracks reined supreme on the dance floor. This union of rock and pop ultimately created a child no one could ignore. Even the shy fell to it's spell of raging excitement. In Ghost Colours, is Australian group Cut Copy's second album. It's a highlight of last years epic rise of electric. I caught Cut Copy at NYC's Terminal 5 on Saturday. The show was absolutely amazing. The show was sold out, meaning about 3000 were there. Definitely one of my favorite live performances, they had the crowd going crazy, you couldn't help but dance. Brooklyn's own Matt & Kim opened started us off that night. Now they are one band to look out for; and if you don;t know, then find out. Throughout their whole set they were both smiling and you can tell they had an amazing time. Matt even mes
sed up alittle, so they broke out into random break dancing. 


Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Back Seat

We all wish we could meet our favorite bands. We wrote them emails, joined their fan sites, even waited in line for hours on end just to get a hello. But three geniuses came up with an idea that not only gave them an opportunity to meet their favorite artists, but they also them got them to play. Black Cab Sessions had bands such as Cool Kids, Death Cab For Cutie, Bon Iver, and Man Man in acoustic sessions in the back of a London cab. If only we had thought of that first. Be sure to check out this awesome video with My Mourning Jacket.