Junge, Junge der Track „Stuck“ von Prop Dylan zusammen mit Fashawn ist mir heute in die Finger gekommen. Das Ganze ist produced by Apollo Brown und somit richtig dope. Prop Dylan gibts jetzt übrigens auch auf wiphopbeatz Radio! Bei Klick wird dieses Video von den YouTube Servern geladen. Details siehe Datenschutzerklärung.

"Hold On" by Alabama Shakes Listen on Apple Music Your browser does not support the audio element. A song from the 2010s that you like or means something to you. - Hold on by Alabama Shakes After an eight-year hiatus, Alabama Shakes reunited last year, started touring and they are working on an album - and every album they've ever made has won at least one Grammy. Like most people, this is the song that introduced them to me. It's a classic already. View Lou Plummer's Crucial Tracks profile

Sonny Rollins on the Williamsburg Bridge, October 7, 1961 © Atsuhiko Kawabata (photographer) /Hanako Kawabata. First published in Jazz Times. A subscriber post on Substack, on the late Sonny Rollins.There’s a radio recording from the Half Note in 1966 (or perhaps 1963, depending which discography you use): Rollins with McCoy Tyner, Walter Booker, and Mickey Roker, moving in and out of tunes at will; melody stacked free associatively on melody—rhapsody, in the sense of rhapsōidos, “stitcher of…

It’s a Thursday Pressing Concerns! We have four new albums coming out tomorrow below: new ones from Guided by Voices, The Thirsty Giants, Chaepter, and Patois Counselors. Check them out, and if you missed Tuesday’s blog post (featuring Christina’s Trip / Mox / Natasha Sandworms, Chevreuil, Casual Technicians, and Jack Shields & The Mojave Rush), check that one too. If you’re looking for more new music, you can visit the site directory to see what else we’ve written about lately. If you’d like…

Each Thursday in the Disquiet Junto music community, a new compositional challenge is set before the group’s members, who then have five days to record and upload a track in response to the project instructions. Membership in the Junto is open: just join and participate. (A SoundCloud account is helpful but not required.) There’s no pressure to do every project. The Junto is weekly so that you know it’s there, every Thursday through Monday, when your time and interest align. Tracks are added to…

Jejune were Chris Mendez Vanacore, Joe Guevera and Araby Harrison. A trio formed at Berklee, in Boston, and subsequently tied to San Diego’s post-hardcore scene. Active between 1995 and 1999, they recorded two albums, and at the time of their spilt had started a third. Numero Group’s retrospective, “Wait A Lifetime”, collects everything from all of these sessions. There are a total of 37 tracks, including alternate takes, a couple of remixes*, plus a bonus 7” containing a respectful, faithful…

pureflow i don’t really think these openers make sense unless you’re standing live in a stadium boompala the best part is when sakura sings the macarena. her voice makes sense for it. every other part of the song feels off base. when kazuha says pyjama it’s like, yeah, this song is pointless. you had the macarena!! you had gold! and you made THIS? what a fucking waste. lyrics like AI poetry bullshit; music video sodden with tacky AI imagery. i am worried eunchae can’t actually sing? thats so…

Hey, looks like I might actually get this weekly post thing out on a Wednesday (he writes optimistically as he starts composing this at 5pm). This is where I run down a couple of Boston-specific lists: First, shows ‘n stuff that are happening within the next seven days that I’m into and you might be, […]

"Yellow" by Coldplay Listen on Apple Music Your browser does not support the audio element. Pick a song that reminds you of a color. What color? My wife would listen to this song repeatedly. I used to hate it but now I think about it fondly. View Mandaris's Crucial Tracks profile Listen to my Apple Music playlist

NEW RELEASE – THE GHOST, THE KING & I Soothing swing ‘n’ strings from Holland’s finest and Great Scott. [row-start] [half] [/half] [half] Personnel Scott Hamilton (tenor saxophone, alto saxophone), Rob van Bavel (piano), Vincent Koning (guitar), Frans van Geest (bass), Wonyeong Kim (artistic director Salon de Musique), Hyemi Kim (violin), Jieun Kim (viola), Sohyeon Park (cello) Recorded at Studio 1, Hilversum in 2024 Released as Sound Liaison 1084-A in 2026 Track listing I Want To Be Happy / Eu…

Lila Holler Braising The latest single from Liverpool, UK/Seattle, WA artist Lila Holler, Bruising builds slowly. Glassy vocals and muted guitars create a 90s-esque folk-pop sound as Holler rapidly weaves together a series of intimate lyrical couplets. Bruising hits its stride in its chorus, a minute in, fuzzy bass guitar establishing a hooky bed for Holler’s vocals. Increasingly frustrated, she asserts that, ‘you love me like propane, it’s just what kept you going… oh it’s useless, and I can…

In a just world, I think Stray Children would go down as one of the great RPGs, and its soundtrack would be remembered as one of the all-time great RPG soundtracks. Thelonious Monkees (perfect name!) have such range in both style and instrumentation, and such a great sense for silliness too. (I love how the forest theme has a singer quietly singing the Japanese word for "forest" in the background the whole way through.) I especially love the boss themes, which are great right from the very…

Best Record of 2001: Day 48 Good morning! Today we’re taking a quick look at Ladytron’s 604 as it faces off against At Dawn by My Morning Jacket. There was a time when I would buy records based solely on the label. Dischord never missed. 4AD? Odds were high you’d love what they were issuing. K Records? Whether or not it matched my tastes was up for grabs, but you could bank on it being something quirky, and that screamed “Olympia.” Wax Trax! was the gift that kept on giving for a kid who was…

The hands out and slides for a talk at Bridges 2026.

Heute gibt es mal garantiert was von den legendary Smif-N-Wessun auf die Ohren! „Bucktown“ heißt der Titel vom legendären Album „Dah Shinin‘“ aus dem Jahr 1994. Wieder mal was aus der Golden Era des Hip Hop. Checkt das, hört euch das an! Bei Klick wird dieses Video von den YouTube Servern geladen. Details siehe Datenschutzerklärung.

All One Song - “Ambulance Blues” with Zachary CaleWelcome back to All One Song, a Neil Young podcast presented by Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions. What are we doing here? We’re talking to some of our favorite musicians and writers about their favorite Neil Young songs. And we have got a doozy of a Neil Young song to talk about today — “Ambulance Blues”! First appearing as the closing track on Neil’s 1974 masterpiece On the Beach, this is one of the man’s major works, a long, dark dirge that…

WoM V 15 Connie Stevens - Hey, Good Lookin' .mp3 Dorothy Pay - Smooth Operator.mp3 Effie Smith - Be Bop Boogie.mp3 Elaine Stritch - Let It Snow- Let It Snow- Let It Snow.mp3 Jackie DeShannon -Trouble.mp3 Juanita Hall - Baby Won't You Please Come Home.mp3 Marion Colby - Dim, Dim, the Lights.mp3 Pony Sherrell - Jungle Ungle, Um, Bai .mp3 Scooter Lee - Barefootin'.mp3 Skeeter Davis - It's So Easy.mp3 Sue Brubaker - Well Ride Again.mp3

Möhrkvlth: Gwenojennoù An Ankounac’hOut 5th May on Antiq Sickly sweet post hardcore rendered in black metal form. Every riff geared toward emotional catharsis, achieving nothing as a result given the fact that no room is left for conflict, tension, strife, contrast. The total lack of patience demonstrable in the melodic signature of modern black metal is perhaps indicative of a general lapse in attention spans across metal’s listener – and by extension creative – base. An ethos unwilling to…

Hey people! Today, I thought I’d share with you something Estonian. I’ve only come across MiaMee very recently but I was quickly able to conclude that I like their music. And I feel like Estonian music is quite underrated – including by me as I know very little of it – so I thought it would be nice to feature them. MiaMee are an Estonian ensemble whose music is a sort of mix of jazz and alt/indie pop, quite folky as well. The founder and singer of the band is Liina Saar, who also plays the…

"S.O.B." by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats Listen on Apple Music Your browser does not support the audio element. A song from the 2000s that you like or means something to you. - S.O.B. by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats I am absolutely the cliche who almost never listens to anything new and I have been that way for the entirety of the 21st century, just about. Every once in a while, someone will break through because of a video I see on social media or an earnest recommendation…

Like Bob Dylan, Rickie Lee Jones gives a great deal of ongoing thought to how she presents her songs in terms of musical arrangement. Such care is never allowed to outweigh the feeling of freshness and spontaneity, even when the material concerned is getting on for half a century old, as were the five songs from her debut album, written when she was barely into her twenties, included in last night’s 90-minute set. Her current touring band includes the brilliant Ben Rosenblum on accordion, piano…

The Blue Hour: Stellar Music, Exoplanets, and Canada’s MOST Telescope My third interview of the spring season of The Blue Hour is now available as a podcast. In this conversation, I speak with Dr. Jaymie Matthews about stellar seismology, exoplanets, space telescopes, and the hidden lives of stars. Jaymie Matthews is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of British Columbia, and played a leading role in MOST — the Microvariability and Oscillations of…

Inspired by a whirlwind trip to Vegas some time ago, this is 'Down to the Courthouse'! Fun fact: the most profitable place to busk in the country is in front of the 'Welcome to Las Vegas' sign. There is a constant stream of rotating tourists with plenty of cash to blow. It's hot but well worth it! Enjoy our bluegrass-inspired anthem, filmed on a shoestring budget from the studio! Stream 'Down to the Courthouse' here: Spotify Apple Music Bandcamp Amazon Tidal Lyrics: We're going down to the…

asteraceae – apparitions Tonight’s mailbox roundup is focused entirely on succinct cuts of online jungle–the type of thing I keep finding my way back to, most of which is less homage to the East London forebears than it is an embodiment of internetcore and perpetual ode to WipEout 2097. First up is two minutes of celestial pads and breakbeats that are as much phaser as they are drum. This is honestly a bit more refined than most of the neo-jungle/neo-breakcore I encounter, and genuinely…

A shout out to Neil Turner. Please get well soon.

I've always wanted to make music. I belive I'm a very creative person dog, and I just generally love making things. It's part of why I enjoy computer science so much, because it gives me the skills to create projects and be creative with computers in a way many people can't. Recently I totally legally aquired a copy of Ableton Live 12 Suite, and spent the majority of my day messing around with what I could do with it. I was in a discord call with my friend, and they spent quite a bit of time…

Sonny Rollins, the Saxophone Colossus, has passed. He is probably my favorite saxophonist, and while the aforementioned album is one of the five I would take to a deserted island, he has so many other good ones like The Cutting Edge which also has bagpipes, or Sonny Side Up with Sonny Stitt and Dizzy Gillespie. WordPress 6.7 in November 2024 was named in honor of Rollins. We rarely choose a living musician for a release so the team actually prepared a gift we sent to him with the names of all…

Review by Sandre the Giant Released: 8th May 2026 The debut release from one man Minnesotan death metal project Vanishing Grasp, ‘Pang of Phantom Self’ is being released through Rotted Life Records, and is the brainchild of Andy Schoengrund who has done work in loads of underground bands such as Unsouling, Feral Light and Wolvhammer in his time. That gives me a lot of hope for what I’m likely to find in this record, as those are some bands I can definitely recommend checking out. ‘Pang of…

Scribed by Sandre the Giant Released: 3rd May 1976 Hard rock icons Aerosmith are one of music’s biggest bands, with a back catalogue of massive hits, hard rock classics and cross over mega anthems in their 50 year plus career but I think you would struggle to tie their sound into the history of heavy metal on first glance. They don’t have quite as obvious a link as the likes of Led Zeppelin or Kiss, but I think ignoring the formative groovy blues of their early records on what classic heavy…

Formed in 2014, Visible Cloaks have helped to highlight the work of the ambient avant garde. Through their own music, mixes and curation they have brought wider attention to musicians such as Nuno Canavarro, Lino Capra Vaccina, Iury Lech, Pep Llopis, Lena Platonos, and especially that of Hiroshi Yoshimura and Inoyama Land. It’s the latter Japanese artists that, to my ears, have the greatest influence over Visible Cloaks’ new long-player, “Paradessence”. One half of the Cloaks, Spencer Doran has…