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Daniel

December 4, 2015

The prolific Ganja Jesus is here to walk us through 3 of the latest tracks that have been added to his “Smokers Playlist” to help you sit back and unwind your mind.

November 13, 2015

We focus on two photographers, Chauncey La Borde and David Keav, for this Two Perspectives set. They give us a look through their lens as they both show us their perspectives on the same set of topics.

November 13, 2015

On Sets, Xavier Alexander goes out of the box and arranges multiple vocal samples over a lush set of minor chords. The song runs short under two minutes, yet Xavier is still able to pull you in and grasp your attention. Overall, the track itself will take you on a very weird trip to outer space in which time is irrelevant and Juelz Santana’s Dipset is playing in the distant background.

November 13, 2015

If there’s any producer I’m really excited about in 2015, it’s pnkblnkt. The consistent delivery of interesting and solid production on his tracks throughout the course of the year has been exciting to watch and to listen to. Aside from the delivery, the tracks have gradually increased in both quality and content.

November 13, 2015

Although that whole “mental struggle” is a theme some people may not be too keen on as it’s something we usually try to avoid; especially with dance music. Which I think is a bit of a shame, because I believe there’s a lot of power that comes when embracing that darker side of yourself, yet many people tend to miss out on it due to fear of the confrontation involved.

November 13, 2015

If you aren’t willing to invest the time necessary to improve your music, then you aren’t willing to be a musician.

November 13, 2015

Thanks to the booming popularity of the internet, artists with the desire to collaborate with others, no longer have to be in the same room, state, or country for that matter. Songs can be exported into stems and sent via email across the globe. While some may argue that this new age method of collaboration lacks the fundamental “vibe” that is created when musicians are at work, this method has proved efficient to many bedroom artists who lack the resources necessary to travel long distances in order to work on music with their peers.