Danish duo, Quadron (consisting of singer Coco Maja Hastrup Karshoj and Producer Robin Hannibal) released a new track titled “Better Off,” from their forthcoming album Avalanche (out June 4). The Source’s Rookie of the Year, Kendrick Lamar, hops on for the album’s lone feature. Definitely worth a listen. Stream here. http://pitchfork.com/news/50865-listen-quadron-with-kendrick-lamar-better-off/
Atlanta and Seattle team up for this genre-bending hard rock/pop collab project! Download here and let us know what you think! Turn up or turn off?
“Lumen,” the National Records debut of Thievery Corporation singer-songwriter Natalia Clavier, hit #1 on iTunes charts yesterday. Produced by Grammy-winning producer Adrian Quesada, the album will be released on May 28th, but can be streamed in its entirety here.
Fellow Thievery Corporation member and group co-founder, Rob Garza, will be releasing his long-awaited solo project, “Remixes,” on the same date. Both Natalia and Rob will be celebrating the release of their respective solo projects at SOB’s on June 4! Grab your tickets here.
Cannot believe it has been 41 years! Happy birthday to one of the greatest Hip-Hop legends to ever enter the studio.
It’s 2013 and we’re living in a world where Action Bronson does cartwheels and eats his own face! Bronsolinio serves up another bizarre visual above, complete with Riff Raff cameo.
Though Cam is getting a little older, the ball keeps rolling. His new single “Golden Friends” (complete with Golden Girls theme song sample, peep here), is a definite summer jam, and he’s starring in a new movie (along with Macy Gray and Omar Gooding) called “Percentage,” just released last month. Get a piece of Killa Cam @SOB’s May 30!
The Bronx Kings Cypher returns to SOB’s this Tuesday, showcasing the essence of hip-hop with artists like Torch (Maybach Music Group), Al-Doe (BBM/RFC), and many more. Make sure you grab your tickets here and get a feel for the vibe of the night up top!
Today marks the one year anniversary of the passing of Go-Go Godfather, Chuck Brown. What could be a more fitting way to celebrate the life of the famed singer/guitarist by remembering his last show at SOB’s?
Read more on his legacy here (via Washington Post)
