Hip-Hop
  A "hip hop supergroup" of Revolutionary Emcee' s speaking truth about the world around us through the use of militant yet intelligent lyricism and genre defying beats. Not made to preach but to reach the ears of those searching for more substance in the music. Perhaps not since the emergence of the Wu-Tang Clan has there been a hip-hop group of this magnitude. The Reavers are a supergroup like no other, eleven amazing... more

Rock
We all live in Toronto. We like playing music. We love making records. In fact, we're making a new one right now. It will be out in spring '09. It going to be awesome. We've toured alot over this continent. Taylor's favorite colour is blue. Jessica likes driving. Dave likes four on the floor. What else can we say? Love, The Golden Dogs ... more

Hip-Hop
  Music producer Song Writer Carpenter-Electrician-Plumber-Etc. (Res. Con.) Significant other International/Independent film connesieur- Vidiot Kids love me Moms test me Dads want to be me I trust in GOD, always! Confident-Persistent Confusing-Amusing Love Trees......Yeah I can achieve anything I put my mind to. I fear nothing  ... more

Hip-Hop
Giant Panda, still a symbol of remembering traditions without forgetting progression, is composed of childhood friends Newman and Maanumental (hailing from Seattle) and Chikaramanga (a Tokyo native), with their foundation based out of Los Angeles, CA. The trio's name is simply an analogy to their ethnic and cultural make-up: what else do you call a group made up of white, black, and Asian guys? The first single released was "88 Remix"... more

Avantgarde
“across its 8 tracks, ‘ The Sad Sea ’ proves to be a tangibly executed, cinemascope soundscape to an unmade film- its dulcet tones narrating a story of suffering, solitariness, anxiety and deep pensiveness but with a shimmering veneer of hope that prevails throughout. If you are after top-draw ‘real’ post-rock that shuns the immediacy of more commercially minded bands in favour of a brand of subtle progression... more

Electronic art music
Nick Currie (born February 11, 1960 in Paisley, Scotland), more popularly known under the artist name Momus (after the Greek god of mockery), is a songwriter, blogger and former journalist for Wired. Most of his songs are self-referential or postmodern. For more than twenty years he has been releasing, to only marginal commercial and critical success, playful and transgressive albums on labels in the United Kingdom, the United States, and... more

Electronic
  Audio Bullys are west Londoners Simon Franks and Tom Dinsdale . By their debut, both Dinsdale and Franks had several years of production and DJ experience behind them; Dinsdale, the act's main producer, began DJing at the age of 16 and had his 12"s gracing the mix sets of the world's top DJs by 1998. Franks, more of a musician (and also the vocalist), played piano and drums before discovering the sampler. Once they got together,... more

Indie
  Carlon is a band built on relationships, both present and past, and the result is Americana rock music that strives to explore them. With a resonant, classic sound that calls back to another time, Carlon creates heartfelt and haunting moments that are somehow familiar to all of us. Fans and newcomers alike hear the results of the band’s honest exploration with the release of Johari Window (Ropeadope Digital), a 12-track LP... more

Hip-Hop
  In 2007, a new artist named So$a came on the scene and quickly became one of the most prolific MC's in the Bahamian society. His swag and raspy voice made his style unique and powerful. The Nassau Guardian Newspaper describes So$a as “one of, if not the hottest MC on the island. Most of you know him because of his parties but he is one of the hottest MC’s to come out of Caribbean in the last 5 years. We have some... more

Reggae
Finley Quaye recorded his most recent release, "Pound For Pound" in 2008 with Reggae veteran Norman Grant of The Twinkle Brothers featuring Sly Dunbar and Lloyd Parks. In the past he has worked with Osibisa, both on stage and in the studio, with Iggy Pop, Primal Scream, Lee Scratch Perry and Buju Banton. He's reached the UK Top 20 three times with "Sunday Shining",  "Even After All" and then again with "Dice". His reputation was... more