Hip-Hop
Raashan Ahmad has been on the grind since his first release as one of the lead M.C.s in the group Mission , who released the self titled album in 1999 (which quickly became a underground fan favorite) and more recently, as well as most notoriously, as the front man for the live hip-hop group Crown City Rockers who released the album Earthtones in 2004 which garnered both critical acclaim from press (Urb Next 100, San Francisco Weekly... more

Acapella
Make Room For Progress By P. S. Jones Progress is a man that loves women, or at least that the vibe I get off him during our phone interview. Women like his mother and grandmother have played an important part in his journey in the music business. When I ask him the clichéd question, “When did you first fall in love with Hip Hop?” the twenty-seven year old, Massachusets native comes back with a surprising answer.... more

Hip-Hop
With tens of thousands of albums sold and hundreds of shows rocked, the word of mouth is spreading about Sweatshop Union's style of conscious lyrics, highly musical beats, and high energy live shows that far surpass the average hip hop concert. Campaigning to create awareness for their fourth album Water Street, Sweatshop are embarking on their most extensive phase of touring ever, hitting over 100 cities across North America in just over 4... more

Blues-rock
A BRIEF BUT FASCINATING BIOGRAPHY OF JAMIE SAFT Jamie Saft (piano, organs, analog synthesis, bass and guitar, steel guitars) is a native of Queens, New York. Since returning to New York in 1993, Saft's stylistic versatility, multi-instrumentalist capabilities, and production skills have been featured with the Beastie Boys, Bad Brains, the B-52's, Laurie Anderson, Bobby Previte, John Zorn, Dave Douglas,... more

Hip-Hop
The Super Chron Flight Brothers are the two black guys you saw in that police sketch on the news tonight. When they aren't fleeing northward on foot while wearing dark clothing, they, like all of their "homies", record rap lyrics about smoking cannabis, keeping it real and their displeasure with the local police department. Their favorite color is anything but white, favorite book is If I did It by one O. Simpson Esq. and their favorite... 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

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

Post-rock
PIETRO SALMA Pianoforte distorto ALBERT GUTT Computer sax distorto GEORGE DUVILLE voice chitarra ... 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

Dub Reggae
Over the last three years, GRIMYSTYLES' innovative approach to purely instrumental dub roots reggae has made them one of the most popular draws in the competitive Austin live music scene. Applying the traditional dub techniques of King Tubby to an array of influences spanning classical,roots,jazz and metal via cutting edge mixing techniques and unique onstage signal processing, Grimy Styles realizes a bold, panoramic vision of dub. While... more