The mashup duo of Procrast and DJ Griffi, better known as The White Panda, just dropped their latest album, Pandamonium.
Like their previous releases, the entire album is available as a free download! You can get all 40 tracks (yes, 40 total tracks) in separated track form here or grab it as one long continuous mix here.
Enjoy!
Tune in today (3/2) at 11:15am (pst) for a live studio performance by Warpaint on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic.
Warpaints latest, The Fool, is out now (grab it here).
I’m not a dancer…but I do dance, and the latest from the electronic/disco/house duo, Thrill Kill, will definitely make you boogie.
Thrill Kill is the collaborative effort of American Vocalist John Webb and Polish Producer PiMO. The duo met while working on Modfunk’s 2008 release Emofunk, which featured Webb, PiMO, Philippe Zdar (Cassius), and French producer Demon.
Thrill Kill’s sound is a combination of house, disco, and nuwave, that produces a ultra chic sound…and is the perfect addition to any dance party playlist. If I had to compare them to another artist or band, Chromeo comes to mind the most. The duo recently released two singles Night Skys and Way That You Move, along with numerous remixes from the likes of German artist Vincent Fries, Polish artists Pol Rax, Invisible Stroke, and more.
For more Thrill Kill, check out their facebook page and follow them on twitter. More importantly, head on over to their soundcloud page, where you can listen to and download tunes (my personal favorite is Night Skys, but they’re all worth a listen).
Mr. Donald Glover is hitting the road this Spring for the IAMDONALD Tour.
The shows will be a combination of standup comedy and hip hop, courtesy of Glover’s hip hop alter ego, Childish Gambino (debut EP is out March 8th!). Also, be sure to check out the brand new video for Freaks and Geeks.
Childish Gambino – New Prince (Crown on the Ground)
16-Apr Ames, IA – Iowa State Center
18-Apr Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre
19-Apr Salt Lake City, UT – Vertigo at the Complex
21-Apr Seattle, WA – Neumos
22-Apr Vancouver, BC – The Rio Theatre
23-Apr Portland, OR – Aladdin Theater
26-Apr Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up
27-Apr Los Angeles, CA – The Music Box (Henry Fonda Theatre)
28-Apr San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore
30-Apr Las Vegas, NV – Hard Rock Café
2-May Dallas, TX – The Loft
3-May Houston, TX – Warehouse Live Studio
4-May Austin, TX – Emo’s Alternative Lounge – Outside
6-May Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse
8-May Washington, DC – Black Cat
9-May Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live
10-May New York, NY – The Bowery Ballroom
11-May Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts
13-May Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
14-May Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg
16-May Toronto, ONT – The Opera House
17-May Detroit, MI – Magic Stick
18-May Chicago, IL – Park West
19-May Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theater
Tune in today (2/24) at 11:15am (pst) for a live studio performance by Adele on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic.
Adele’s latest, 21, is out now (grab it here).