Major Lazer’s “Get Free” is probably my favorite track out of their camp. Joined by Amber Coffman of The Dirty Projectors, the song spans a variety of genres, landing somewhere…keep reading →
A reggae or bashment remix of a pop classic is always a nice recipe for summer parties and festivals, perfectly walking the fine line between mass appeal and actually worth…keep reading →
Dubstep isn’t the first kind of music that summer would normally bring to mind, but when it’s the “dub” side of the equation that’s in focus, it can be a…keep reading →
Anthems are kind of my weakness. Shoot a great one at me, and it’s likely to pierce my music critic soft underbelly, leaving me defenseless to do anything but review…keep reading →
I’m in Amsterdam for 4/20. How cliche is that? And totally awesome, mind you! Only problem is that the majority of the population appears to be oblivious to the significance.…keep reading →
On Brooklyn producer Dre Skull’s new track, “First Time,” Megan James steps out behind the veil of Purity Ring to prove once again that the haunting wistfulness of her voice…keep reading →
I thought I’d immediately miss Amber Coffman’s voice on this rework of “Get Free” with Chronixx’s vocals layered over, and probably I do, but this track reminds me of how…keep reading →
Written originally as a poem by Jimmy Donoway in 1972 and recorded as a #1 hit by the great Errol Dunkley, “Black Cinderella“ has a fabled history as a reggae anthem…keep reading →
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