Continuing a work relationship that's been going for 17 years, ambient/techno producer John Tejada teams up once again with long time collaborator Arian Leviste. The duo that brought us the LPs Fairfax Sake and Back For Basics add yet another…
Continue Reading →Every sampling artist will tell you that music is everywhere, but there was a strict production process that turned the sounds of everyday life into something you could call a song. RJDJ, an interactive iPhone app, allows anyone to make…
Continue Reading →Cuban hip-hop is far from an extensive genre, but if one crew is exemplary of the fusion, it's Orishas. Since 1999, the three man group has been evolving from record to record, reflecting the success that brought them from underground…
Continue Reading →While there are plenty of P-Funk recordings to keep us warm and fuzzy through winter, it never hurts when we get something unheard from the original line-up. Toys is a lounge seat in a Detroit studio circa 1973, featuring only…
Continue Reading →The psychobilly genre was made most popular in the mainstream by Reverend Horton Heat, but the history of this distinct, mutt genre goes back to a movement that began alongside punks and greasers in the 1970s and 80s. After the…
Continue Reading →The photo above is of the customizing area at Brazil's first Nike Sportswear store, which opened on Saturday here in Sao Paulo to an excited crowd. No doubt they were there in part to see super-special guest of honor and…
Continue Reading →We're familiar with the clean and simple style of L.A.-based Yoffy, whose work brings pop culture images into a throwback world of fewer, cooler colors. Since we last checked in with him, he's added a handful of items to his…
Continue Reading →Mike Perry has continually wowed us with his powers of illustration. The Brooklyn-based artist has provided us with everything from hot hand-drawn patterns to super snowboard designs and even some killer typography. At the end of the day though, every…
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