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With two EPs already under his belt, electronic music producer AbdeCaf is well on his way to making a mark in the music scene. AbdeCaf released his Unravel EP over a year ago and shortly after dropped his Rebuild EP. It's the haunting samples and play with short 8-bit bleeps that make Unravel such an alluring release. Topping that months later with what I believe to be his best work is the Rebuild EP. It features artists like Koda and Soft Lighting and adds a fuller, more eclectic taste. The entire EP feels more like...
Reworking Drake's "Girls Love Beyonce" with the original "Say My Name" by Destiny's Child, the experimental beat producer Ta-ku yet again fails to disappoint. In the midst of a remix frenzy, Ta-ku joins the list of artists confessing their love for Mrs. Knowles-Carter through the addition of trademark elements of their individual sound. In the case of Ta-ku this means that expectations can run wild, as he plays off of a whole spectrum of electronic elements throughout his productions. Beginning with melodic mallets,...
After a week of headline-making releases from Drake, new music from recent OVO signee Party Next Door has been posted to the thriving Toronto crew's blog. The track has all the trappings of a successful party jam with autotuned R&B vocals, that trap-inspired beat, a consumable bassline and...
The Toronto rapper Drake comes through with his second record of the week as promised and goes the R&B route. For this slow melodic record drake gets some help from singer/songwriter James Fauntleroy (of Cocaine 80's) as he throws in the chorus of Destiny's Child's hit "Say My Name."...
The last time Drake passed DJ Khaled a record featuring MMG Boss, Rick Ross, and his own Young Money CEO, Lil Wayne, it instantly became a summer anthem. “No New Friends” is cut from the same cloth and it’s almost crafted in the exact image of the now immortalized “I’m On One”, but...
Despite the drama and heavy criticism on his first single, Drake dropped "5 AM in Toronto" and you just couldn't help but nod your head to the freestyle with all of its smack-talking galore. The October's Very Own General took to his blog to accompany the freestyle with a pretty low key visual...
If this is a sign of things to come, let us be the first to say we're pretty impressed. Drake's come a long way from Thank Me Later and an even longer way from So Far Gone. Tonight via his October's Very Own blog, the Toronto native revealed brand new music that might have Drizzy dissenters...
Willy Joy takes on quadruple threat A$AP Rocky, Kendrick Lamar, 2 Chainz and Drake’s “Fuckin’ Problem” and gives it an entirely new Willy Joy spin. Adding a little bit of bit of trap, a little bit of rap and whole lot of bass, he transforms the song into a dance floor destroyer. If you are...
