Dan A video for our boy Shad’s new video have just been dropped, the song is entitled “The Calling” and features Jermside and The Destruments. The song can be found on an up and coming producer from Ireland Danny Diggs on his debute EP entitled “Introducing” which features Boston heavy hitter and one half of the Perceptionists Akrob [ ... ] |
Around in Sound |
Around in Sound What's Good Radio is live to air every Monday at 11am to 1pm on Sound FM radio, the University of Waterloo campus radio station. On What's Good, we play exclusively good music some of the time. That's right, all the time. If you think we play bad music, send us your requests or hate mail so we can play better tunes. If you thin [ ... ] |
Around in Sound We finally dug this playlist up from a month or two ago, but here is the tenth episode of What's Good Radio. What's Good Radio is live to air every Monday at 11am to 1pm on Sound FM radio, the University of Waterloo campus radio station. On What's Good, we play exclusively good music some of the time. That's right, all the time. [ ... ] |
Alex |
Brother Ali - Us - 2009 - Rhymesayers Entertainment
If you haven’t heard of Brother Ali before, here is what you need to know: You need to know who he is.
Braze - Supremacy - 2007 - EMI
I have wanted to write a review on this album for a while now, as I first heard it when the lead track “Uh Shook” when it premiered on Youtube last summer. “Uh Shook” features our boy Sha with a fiery hot Indian sitar inspired loop, combined with uber smooth flow and ingenious wordplay like “Heads look so shocked, the way I raise eye brows my flow not unlike Botox, you’re boys finally winning like the Bow Sox, I’m diggin the Clubs like a Proshop, Oh Stop.”
Coconut Records - Davy - 2009 - Young Baby Records
Coconut Records is headed by actor Jason Schwartzman. Jason known for his parts in Wes Anderson films such as Rushmore and the unreleased Fantastic Mr. Fox. Coconut records latest project is a ten track LP called ‘Davy’.
Discovery - LP - 2009 - XL Recordings
Discovery is one part Ra Ra Riot, and one part Vampire Weekend. A member from each band has come together to create a soft-core electro ‘hip-hop’ duo. Although there is not actually any ‘rapping’ I think it is appropriate to incorporate hip-hop into the group’s classification. The groups first LP, is entitled ‘LP’ and is a very interesting piece of work. It is probably not what you would expect when considering the sounds of Ra Ra Riots and Vampire Weekend, but it is definitely worth checking out.













