Ease into Monday With An Advance Listen on The Cherie Bomb “Hopeless Romantic” by Corleone & Dream Corleone & Dream share amorous, wordless narratives through the eloquent electronics and soaring strings on their upcoming two-track offering, “Better to Have Loved”, … Continue reading
“A Walk in L.A.’s First Rain (Noir)” Photo was shot on Santa Monica Boulevard during a downpour of rain during the world’s largest Halloween party, The West Hollywood Halloween Carnival, on October 31, 2014 “A Walk in L.A.’s First Rain … Continue reading
This is NOT a very good song. The hyper, overuse of auto-tunes crystallizes why Jay Z wrote the hit single D.O.A (Death of Auto-Tune) … but, in this case — because it’s Brit-Brit — and the lyrics are pretty banging and … Continue reading
Ella Fitzgerald was — and still is — the Queen of Jazz. Her voice, spanning three octaves, is one of the best the world has known. With the help of RAC (Remix Artist Collective), The First Lady of Song is … Continue reading
He’s back in a good way. No bad press. No sad story. Just good music. Dharma Protocol’s newly released dance-house single stands out from the crowd with the still-amazing voice of Boy George in the self-empowerment track ‘Coming Home’. The … Continue reading
The incomparable purveyor of the best that music has to offer, Raul Campos, never fails to bring his musically-discriminate nightly radio show listeners the BEST downtempo, dance and house sounds via Los Angeles’s premiere, progressive, intelligent radio station, KCRW 89.9. … Continue reading
When electronic music artist Travis Egedy, who goes by the stage name of Pictureplane, sampled the 1987 Fleetwood Mac song “Seven Wonders”, specifically focusing on the ethereal voice of the legendary gypsy goddess Stevie Nicks, the result was like something out … Continue reading
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