Instructions: Play song, watch picture simultaneously.
Wait for the minute-mark for shit to get crazy
Wait for the minute-mark for shit to get crazy
Shouts out to whitefolksgetcrunk
Introducing Viking. Surprisingly i couldn't find much about this guy. But this man doesn't need a bio to realize how dope he is. Below are three remixes that I have gotten my hands on. A remix of Kid Cudi's "Dat New", Chris Browns "Freeze" and Akons "Beautiful". Mstrkrft fans enjoy, all three are very good listens and should be played in rowdy circumstances in particular. Shout out to Kyle for putting me onto Viking, looking forward to what hes gonna continue to put out.


If you look above you will find three gentleman. These three make up a group named Friendly Fires, like many bands they started at an early age, 14, and fought their way to where they are now, which is... GLORY!!!!!! Their sound is labeled as Pop, Disco house, and shoegaze (which means their live performances are spent gazing at their shoes apparently) but they are also supposed to be great live so if you get a chance to see them don't pass it up. Their songs are filled with great progressions and the music will no doubt take control of your body regardless of what you're feeling like. Below you'll find a video for one of their biggest hits named Paris as well as two remixes that I really enjoy...
This man is a beast with wordplay. Has a beast flow. And after one listen you will understand what im talking about. Never talks about slangin crack or pimping hoes, but manages to go hard on every track. If you know whats good for you, you can check out Hip-Hop Weekly, where Crooked released a freestyle for a whole year straight every week. The intro starts off with "When did "fight the power" become "wait till you see my dick?", and Crooked I sets off on his journey to bring back classic West Coast hip-hop.
"Bossasaurus- Dino-Rider's Mega Mix"


Excuse me Diddy, is that a Mustache I notice on your face? Oh why yes I think it is exactly that.
I've got a TREAT for Electronic /trip-hop fans today or anyone that enjoys putting on a song/cd and letting your mind float off. Burial, a Dubstep producer (subgroup of electronic that has recently emerged from the UK), has been on constant repeat on my computer, ipod, car, you name it. His music has a mystical sound, taking your mind to wherever you want to go. Below are two cuts off his sophomore album "Untrue", which is definitely worth a purchase.


o happens to know how to rhyme, who happens to know how to wear gigantic headphones, who happens to listen to Coldplay 7 days a week". He just dropped "Distant travels into Soul Theory", a mixtape comprised of Quest going in on looped 70's soul samples. Here's a little taste below with the whole package on the bottom.
This uniquely named group is a collaboration between a man who calls himself Dan the Automator and Prince Paul (produced for De La Soul). They worked on creating parodies of the snobby upper class and the Hollywood glamor that is so prevalent in much of the young generation. According to their wikipedia page (which is always 100% factual) they are no longer together based on business conflicts. Just a reminder: don't go into business with your friends, you won't be friends anymore.