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It’s not every day that I come across a band that can successfully integrate traditional folk with reggae, ska, and elements of bossa nova. But Shan Ren Band does just that with inspiring deftness in their latest offering, Listen to the Mountain.
There was a lot of great releases this week. However, there was truly only one video that mattered to me this week.
The Queen of Kpop is back after a chunky 2010 comeback, but Monochrome brings her back in better shape than ever, making the wait for the album all the more satisfying.
Shiina Ringo’s latest single titled Irohanihoheto (いろはにほへと) referring to a pretty old Japanese poem that dates back a thousand years about the concepts of Buddhism, directed by Yuichi Kodama (児玉裕一).
The return of the gods of electrofunk, and man is it ever a glorious welcome.
A blues/hip-hop fusion album that pretty much puts the industry in a euphoric limbo.
This week in music, Lauryn Hill returns, Chance drops Acid, and Q.U.E.E.N.s take over the world!
The second single from Hawk House’s mixtape, A Little More Elbow Room, directed by Paul Akinrinlola.
One of the craziest groups in hip-hop comes back with the MV for their latest single Lost In It, directed by the group, Richard Volsky, and Steve Pitts.
