Monthly Archives: February 2014

Steve Stoute Talks VH1 Documentary Series “The Tanning of America: One Nation Under Hip-Hop”

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Over the past 40 years, a cultural shift, marked most recently and vividly by the election of President Obama, has been underway. Hip-hop culture, and its luminaries including Fab 5 Freddy, Dr. Dre, Diddy and Russell Simmons, has been the … Continue reading

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DECODED: Isaiah Rashad “Tranquility”

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In this episode of DECODED T.D.E.’s Isaiah Rashad breaks down the meaning behind “Tranquility,” from his album Cilvia Demo.

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The Journey of Olympian & UFC Champion Ronda Rousey

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If there were one thing that UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey lived for, it wouldn’t be fame or material things; it would be a good challenge. The 27-year-old believes in the mantra that pressure busts pipes or makes diamonds … Continue reading

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Steve Angello Speaks on Swedish House Mafia Doc, Working With EN|NOIR, and Solo Album

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“I think a record label should change all the time. We’re tastemakers. Tastemakers don’t present the same dish over and over again,” says artist Steve Angello. The label head’s forward-thinking philosophy extends well beyond the confines of his Size Records … Continue reading

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Markus Schulz: “Scream” For More

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Since 1993, producer-DJ veteran Markus Schulz has made great use of the art of story-telling through a series of records, mixes, and live shows. His fifth studio album, Scream 2 (out today via Armada Records), is no deviation from the … Continue reading

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Life+Times Premiere: Major Lazer “Aerosol Can (FIGHT CLVB Club Edit)”

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Next week, electronic dancehall group, Major Lazer, will release their new EP entitled Apocalypse Soon (February 25th via Mad Decent/Secretly Canadian). The first track, “Aerosol Can,” features steady looping drums with fluid and flawless rhymes from Pharrell Williams. In celebration … Continue reading

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Premiere: ADzMAN “Life+Times Guest Mix”

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Hailing from NYC, Adam F. (ADzMAN), a 19-year-old budding DJ-producer, is bringing a fresh take on electro and progressive house to the game. After listening to his friend’s rap records at the age of 13, Adam was inspired to make … Continue reading

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Well Dunn With Jourdan Dunn: Vegan Red Thai Chili Featuring Joan Smalls & Chanel Iman

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Third time’s a charm for Jourdan Dunn as Well Dunn with Jourdan Dunn returns for season three. In the season premiere Jourdan is joined by fellow “‘Yonce” models Joan Smalls and Chanel Iman who make a vegan Thai chili in … Continue reading

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Phantogram Return As Masters of Experimental Pop

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It’s been nearly three years since we last spoke to Phantogram, the duo that created a spark on indie music radars back in 2010 with what could have been a small-town sound—as they’re based out of Saratoga Springs, New York, … Continue reading

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“You Should’ve Heard Just What I Seen” Examines The Relationship Between Art And Music

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You Should’ve Heard Just What I Seen is a new publication that explores how music shapes the experience of making and looking at art, with original contributions from over 50 leading contemporary visual artists, musicians, and gallery curators. Invited to … Continue reading

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