Music

Recipe For A Headbanger: Hard Rock, 50% Outkast, More Rappers & Godzilla

By chrome February 10, 2014

Godzilla

+ Gossip

= HeadBanger

Big Boi ft. Big K.R.I.T. & UGK & Blue Oyster Cult – GossipZilla

Heavy tune by 50% of Outkast. The Blue Oyster Cult sample and that monotonous bass kick make it perfect for a car ride by night. Give it a spin. Like most hip hop songs i don’t know what it’s about and i don’t really care (probably about snitches talking behind their backs – no homo). I leave that for the journalists who take every word seriously and search for the meaning of life in song lyrics. No sir, i just enjoy my music like that, It’s called blissful ignorance. Bang Your Heads

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5 Future Funk Tunes You Need To Download Now!

By chrome February 7, 2014

Future Funk i guess means…

5 Free Downloads by Gramatik, Branx & Ageless that you are gonna love. If This is what the Future sounds like why i am listening to it now, in the present? Unless… this is not the present, but this is already the future, so in this case, what we call the present is the past and you guys are way behind… Grab the Free Downloads!

Spell It With Beyoncé: Beyoncé Is So Curvy That She Now Has Her Own Font!

By chrome February 7, 2014

Vivian Loh, the creator, said she wanted to keep each letter life-like and representative of actual moments from Beyonce’s career. Some of the iconic poses go all the way back to Destiny’s Child music videos.

The ABC’s of Beyonce can be bought here. Follow Loh : website ::: tumblr.

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Before You Waste Hours Looking For Good New Music… YouTube Gold Playlist #4

By Coco February 6, 2014

The last 10 days in new music via YouTube

Before you waste hours looking for new music on youtube, we got you covered. Full playlist of hand picked new tunes.

Your Hearts Will Fill With Joy When You Discover This Hippies Songs.

By chrome February 5, 2014

“If I could be baby, where you are… I’d play these songs to you”

Ted Lucas’ Soul Folk Music from 1975

I recently discovered the lost music of one Ted Lucas, who was a Detroit Musician In the late 1960s and in the 1970s, and also played sitar and other instruments on Motown albums by The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, and The Supremes. In 1975, Lucas self-released his only solo LP, nicknamed The OM Album. Lucas died in 1992 but you can still buy the CD and digital download: Ted Lucas (Yoga Records) | via boing boing (where i look for everything but music)