Kid Ink ft. Usher & Tinashe – Body Language
Time for a straight hip-hop injection to the rundown. For the first single off of his upcoming sophomore release, Kid Ink enlists both an established star and a rising starlet. […]
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Dominique Young Unique – Carmel Deluxe
This one is HOT. Model slash singer Dominique Lashawn Clark aka Dominique Young Unique gives you “Carmel Deluxe,” the followup to her debut single “Throw It Down“. Spitting some carnal […]
Jameston Thieves & Dirty Doses – A Little Deeper
In keeping the good vibes flowing, I bring you “A Little Deeper” from EDM collaborativeJameston Thieves & Dirty Doses. This aptly named tune is a deep-house dance floor monster chock […]
The Six – Too Much Love
Ugh, I’m still feeling like a small heavy metal band is putting a show on in my head after Saturday night’s birthday shenanigans. I guess two-day hangovers are a common […]
Housing Corp – Vague (Original Mix)
Did somebody say “titillating House interpretation of a time-honored pop jewel”? Yes please. The production collaborative known as Housing Corp just unleashed a sleek reworking of the Madonna classic “Vogue.” […]
Calvin Harris ft. John Newman – Blame
I’m going to channel my inner teenage girl a little bit with this one. EDM supernovaCalvin Harris just released his latest single “Blame” and I couldn’t be more giddy with […]
New Politics – Everywhere I Go (Kings And Queens)
Now for your recommended daily dose of fun. The Danish outfit New Politics best known for “Tonight You’re Perfect,” have just released “Everywhere I Go (Kings And Queens),” an enthusiastic […]
Lionel Richie – Dancing On The Ceiling [Throwback]
The year was 1986. Shoulder pads and Jheri curls were the height of fashion. And songs perfect for your middle aged parents were all the rage. Lionel Richie’s gloriously cheesy […]
Tha Kameleon – Erebus [EP]
I first posted about the Detroit MC known as Tha Kameleon back in July. Well now his debut EP Erebus has seen the light of day. It’s a five track […]
Travi$ Scott – Drive (The 1975 Remix)
After having previously collaborated with Travi$ Scott on his effort “Don’t Play” the innovative pop-rock set known as The 1975 rework the Houston hip-hop artists’ unconventional cut “Drive.” The unlikely genre-blending combination come together seamlessly; […]
