Posts Tagged ‘L.A.’
Dwntwn – Stood Me Up
Los Angeles trio Dwntwn make music for people in their twenties. On their debut EP, “Red Room”, the group uses dreamy synth-pop to explore how the power of lust can alter your grasp on reality, and the end result is pure perfection.
Check out their latest single “Stood Me Up” below.
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Till Late Collective
Ya’ll bb’s heard it here first. Check out these fly tracks and tell a white boii what you think. Reppin’ here are our boys in LA “The Tribe” (Tribe of Zebras), Noah Diamond, Johnny Danger, Glover Junior, and Willem Wolfe
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“Dear Michael, You’re Welcome” – Mike B.
Upcoming MC Mike B. reminds me of J.Cole, with emotionally raw but still heavily playful rhymes that send me back to high school, in the best possible way. Hailing from Los Angeles, Mike B’s latest EP ,”Dear Michael, You’re Welcome”, was released on 12.12.12 and is now avaliable on his Bandcamp. Expect big things from him in 2013.
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Tribe of Zebras – The Way You Make Me Feel
Party shame doesn’t exist; just get turnt and watch the new video for “The Way You Make Me Feel” from DJ/Producer duo Tribe of Zebras. This track will be featured on their upcoming EP ”Born to Love”, which is expected to drop on December 9th via BeatPort.
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Haim – Don’t Save Me
Haim’s second single “Don’t Save Me” premiered last night on BBC Radio One and it’s a beautiful pop jam with a hint of 80′s deliciousness.
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KO KO – Float
LA kids? Yup, I know you can tell. These guys got some bumping’ show up in Vegas sometime or recently. Anyways, they done doin’ real good for a couple o’ twerps.
Keep it up. Download their single “Float” free here.
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Lady Danville
Who are Lady Danville you ask? Well in musical terms, they’re the perfect mix between the Local Natives and oldschool Death Cab. It’s the type of music you share with your lady friend when she thinks you’re lacking emotional depth.
This indie-pop trio hail from Los Angeles and following the events of a terrifying car wreck earlier this year became inspired to write the songs that would eventually make up their 3-track EP entitled “Operating”. Keep an eye out for these babes in the future, they’re going places.
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WInnie’s Going to Cali
Okay, we all love Vancouver, there’s no denying that. But sometimes the weather can really rain on our parade, literally. And I don’t know about you, but Winnie is craving some glorious sunshine. That’s why “we’re going going back back to cali cali.” Well, L.A. to be more precise.
Obviously we’re not going alone. We’ve called some of the hottest up and coming acts in the industry and their combined talents are sure to blow your musical mind. It’s all going down Friday, March 9 at Dim Mak Studios in Hollywood and here’s who we’re bringing with us:
Paul Devro
Before he left L.A. to work as Diplo’s right hand man running the Mad Decent Label, Paul invented the modern dance party in Vancouver. Now he shares the stage with Boyz Noize, Justice, Fake Blood, and A-trak, just to name a few.
Benzona
Benzona, also with Mad Decent, is a former Winnie Cooper contributor who is quickly making a name for himself with his fun Colombian-infused disco house sets. Download one of his dope ass mixes here.
Humans
This Vancouver based duo have a strong local following that’s grown rapidly since making appearances at Pop Montreal, CMJ, SXSW, and NXNE. They’ve even shared the stage with such Canadian favorites as Broken Social Scene, Chromeo, and Junior Boys. And after blowing up the City of Angels for the first time, these boys will be heading to Austin for Winnie’s showcase at SXSW.
CBG (Chill Black Guys)
Chill Black Guys (CBG), who hail from the L.A./Bay area, are a hip-hop group on the verge of signing a major record deal. You may also know them from their popular music video’s, which feature friend and recent breakout star Kreayshawn.
Chill Black Guys – Heavy Metal
Tribe of Zebras
A new producer/DJ duo that have been making ground djing parties at various Hollywood hot spots over the past few years. They’ve remixed everyone from Gotye to the Morning Benders and still find time to produce their own music.
Gotye Feat. Kimbra - Somebody That I Used To Know (Tribe Of Zebras Remix)
Glover Junior
Producer and DJ for the CBG who loves playing music for drunk people.
Tickets are $10 in advance, which you can purchase here, and $15 at the door. For more information visit our event page.
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