Yeo – KOBE
Infectious is the first word that comes to mind when listening to Melbourne singer/songwriter Yeo’s latest offering “KOBE.” The up-tempo gem has such a melodic chorus it’s hard not hit repeat […]
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Slap Nevada – Died In Your Arms
A hot new hip-hop act sampling a classic 80’s power ballad? Sold! East Lansing’s Slap Nevada does just that with “Died In Your Arms,” a re-imagining of Cutting Crew’s incredibly successful super-hit. Nearly […]
Sia – Chandelier (Four Tet Remix)
It seems like it was just yesterday Sia broke through with the pop super smash “Breathe Me” but that was ten years ago. That’s practically a generation gone by in this frenzied […]
Mariah Carey ft. Wale – You Don’t Know What To Do
Disco is back in a big way. You can thank the “Elusive Chanteuse” Mariah Carey for that. Side note, that’s one hell of an album title. “You Don’t Know What […]
Justin Bieber ft. Migos – Looking For You
Despite being one of the planet’s biggest douchebags Justin Bieber still makes music that is catchy as hell. Tapping the Altanta trio Migos for his new track certainly doesn’t hurt Biebs’ street cred either. “Looking […]
Cazzette ft. The High – Sleepless
Do you ever wake up in the morning and think to yourself “Damn I really wish I was a Swedish music producer”? No…just me? Well let me rattle off some names real […]
Nacey ft. Angel Haze – I Own It
You ever just feel like you are killing it? Like you are definitely running things? I get that tingle every time I make it to the last level of Candy Crush. This […]
Keith Sweat – Twisted [Throwback]
The year was 1996, arguably the most impressive 365 day span American music will ever see. I mean just look at some of Billboard’s Hot 100 that year. You’ve got the […]
Joe ft. 50 Cent – Mary Jane (Remix)
There’s something about Joe’s velvety voice that just does something for me. Since the late 90’s it’s been that je ne sais quoi that’s always stuck with me. I’ll stop […]
La Roux – Uptight Downtown
Yes! This is the new La Roux I was waiting to hear. Don’t get me wrong; “Let Me Down Gently” was nice and all, but I needed more. I needed […]
