Features, Music Since their 2004 debut album, She’s In Control, Montreal-based Chromeo have finessed their way into almost every facet of the public realm; a strange but fitting extension of their charming and idiosyncratic music. Coincidentally, the group is no stranger to…
Features, The Daily Bread Hustlers, grinders, and multi-taskers, please meet your new business model (no pun intended). DJ Kiss, née JaKissa Taylor, is a triple-threat model, record slinger, and sometimes actress brimming with ego-free talent, who delivers with modesty and intelligence. Having spun records…
The Daily Bread When Kanye West’s dubiously club-ready Love Lockdown leaked a couple of months back, producers of all variety hit the ground running, in an attempt to translate his sound for their respective audiences. Some clearly tried to curry flavor, while others…
Features, The Daily Bread Sean Price is an emcee’s emcee. Charismatic and self-deprecating, hilarious yet solemn, he possesses the type of character that English professors work into their course syllabi. Since his first outing as Ruck (one half of Heltah Skeltah – his partner…
Features, Special With its share of willing contributors and even more willing promoters, it is no wonder that streetwear has quickly become the desired channel for political activism. And why not? It is the perfect medium: encompassing all that is hip, vibrant,…
Features, The Daily Bread House music has lived a tarnished existence. Plagued by the stigma of corny jock-jams, bad BPM TV specials, and irritatingly euphoric club kids, sometimes it’s hard to believe that there are people out there doing it right. Enter Dances With…
Features, Music It’s hard to create your own lane in rock music. With bands constantly attempting to reinvent the wheel, Deerhunter proves that the best strategy of attack is still unbridled enthusiasm, coupled with a genuine love for the craft. They have…
Features, The Daily Bread Since the theme for Nintendo’s Platoon video game was sampled for the now canonized “Diplo Rhythm,†it seems that the threads already binding electronic music and video games have grown even tighter. Bouncy, MIDI-infused tracks are becoming more and more…
