Toro Y Moi "Anything In Return"

Toro Y Moi is one my favorite indie/electronic artists. I remember hearing "Talamak" and "Low Shoulder" a couple year ago and was blown away. With only a keyboard, mic, and guitar, Toro Y Moi stretches the uses of such basic instruments. An interesting fact about Toro Y Moi is that he has worked with such artists such OFWGKTA, and Nosaj Thing. I have to admit, it's hard to imagine Tyler and Toro hanging out.

Toro Y Moi has just released his new album, "Anything In Return" and I would say it's his best album yet. His rolling bass tones and high pitched synths are why I say this. He has done a great job taking these sounds and using the the right headphone space to give that "surround sound feel". After listening to this album, I'm convinced Toro Y Moi needs relationship therapy. Many of the lyrics on this album talk about the different emotional struggles Toro Y Moi goes through, each one a meaning of it's own. It's works well with the music but I find it quite repetitive (even over his career) after awhile.



FloFilz and Beatsofreen


At this point I am convinced Germany is an epicenter of classic hip-hop producing. FloFilz and Beatsofreen are two perfect examples of this. From the use of beautiful jazz samples to the design of perfectly layered kicks, you can't not head bop to this shit. Literally. In fact I can't find a thing about them other than a small line on FloFilz Facebook page reading, "jazz sample based oldschool shit from germany".

Groove-y



Tame Impala


Seems like electro has taken over the music scene these days. Nevertheless, Tame Impala is putting it down bringing late 80's psychedelic rock to your doorstep. From Perth, Australia this band has been around since 07' putting down two albums known as "Innerspeaker" and "Lonerism". Their music definitely reminds of the Beatles and brings me back to days that I was never alive. Enjoy.






Lemaitre's "Relativity 3"

Shoot I do't know if it's an album an EP or one track but I'm pumped for Relativity 3. Lemaitre is a damn good disco funk artist from Oslo, Norway and they bring the fire. Funny enough they used to be competitive gamer's until they decided to take on a music career. Back when they first started, they were good friends with a guy named, Joe or "joehands0me". Joe was a popular game footage editor/music blogger and popularized their tracks quickly becoming viral. They definitely deserve the success.

One for the Money, Two for the Show

Shout out to Suzi and her facebook music blog group thing, DOPEMELODICNEIGHBORS. Found gem after gem on that page.

So, without further ado...





Some Dosage





Kickback.

Clutch.FM, A New Frontier


So it's been awhile...and for good reason. I've been working on a DnB radio stream called Clutch.FM. A lot of work has been put into it so I hope you like it.Check it out here. If you can, try to tell your friends and share on Facebook. Big ups to Andrew for helping make this happen.

Clutch.FM, support is greatly appreciated.

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Sunday Mix '86


If there's anyone that's going to bring disco back, it's my bud Austin. Better known as TATT, he has been DJing at my college for a few years now. Myself being a DJ also, I've had some great memories DJing with him on the same night. Awesome times. Awhile back he decided to put his mixes on soundcloud to see how people would take them online. Well people liked them...a lot. Now he's chilling on cloud 9 and continuing to raise the bar for each mix he puts out. I see a lot of potential in his work. I really he think he has a chance to bring that unique groove to a wider audience within electronica. GL.

At 14 min damn.



4 Easy Steps to...

I happened to stumble upon an Illuminating interview of Kendrick Lamar yesterday. Went through this way.

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Sunday Relax

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Nothing like a Sunday and some smooth tunes.


WED PARTY


Wednesday, fuck ya. Best day of the damn week so grooves needed.