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Fresh off the release of the their EP “Where Do We Turn“, the Colorado duo, Bass Physics are back at it. On the eve of dropping their newest project “Revelations”, they release this gem which certainly lives true to it’s name – “Mind Activation”.
You can catch these two headlining the Bluebird Theater on November 26th. Tickets are only $10 so don’t miss out on your chance to see these guys before they blow up. BUY TICKETS
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Colorado’s own, The Famm, dropped their latest video today, which as usual for these emcees, is nothing short of a cinematic delicacy. The FAMM crew has been building a reputable name for themseves in the Colorado music scene for the past few years, and it’s apparent to us that they have tremendously outgrown many of their peers in regards to the quality of the material they put out ; both visually and vocally as well as the content of their music. This music video can be taken as a testament to the undeniable hunger for success these two posses.
“…and anybody askin’ why me and Johnny so damn cold, it’s years of doing WORK, and it appears that doing it worked. Went from paying to perform, now they pay to wear my shirts.”
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If you don’t know who Niykee Heaton is, it’s about time you found out. While initially being skeptical of the songstress’s singing ability, her most recent release “Bad Intentions” has most certainly removed any skepticism we held. If you’ve ever heard any of her covers on YouTube (the ones responsible for her sudden success), we can attest that they don’t come close in comparison to any track on this project. Not to mention the production on this EP is incredible in itself, and without a doubt, it manges to compliment the 19-year-olds outstanding versatility. Listen below, and let us know what you think.
“Bad Intentions” on iTunes: BUY
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“DAMN” is the first thing to come to mind when listening to Colorado producer Templo’s new four track EP “Time To Fly”. For those of you who can appreciate the thought provoking subtleties of downtempo, this one is for you. Not only does this EP offer diversity in only four tracks, it also sets a precedent for the quality orchestrating we should come to expect in a sub-genre that is continuing to grow in popularity.
While the intro track “Breeeth” is nothing short of an ambient delicacy, our favorite track without a doubt is “Wake Up Time”.
But that’s just our opinion. What’s your favorite track? Comment below.
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Some of you might remember the days when you could actually switch the channel to MTV and expect to watch music videos. Now-a-days, not so much. As a matter of fact, MTV should thoroughly consider re-branding itself as “Teen Mom Television” to reflect it’s true programming schedule. Unfortunately for us music lovers, we’ve entered an era in which “reality” TV trumps creativity. It may very well be all our fault, as this video explains.