Emile Haynie “Falling Apart” Video
After producing a number of hits for chart-topping artists such as Kid Cudi, Eminem, Lana …
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H&M Street Style: Brooklyn Nightlife
H&M takes it to the streets of Brooklyn aka ‘The Planet’, home of bohemian swagger. …
Listen to Seafloor’s New “Drift” EP
Brooklyn, NY isn’t necessarily the first place that pops up in one’s mind when thinking …
Preview Theophilus London’s “Vibes” LP
After teasing fans with a taste of his tracks “Tribe” and “Do Girls”, Theophilus London …
Stream Prom’s Track “Flickers”
We have more male/female duo action (music that is), this time coming from NYC. Brooklyn’s …
Listen to BBC Radio 1xtra’s “The Story of Q-Tip”
The legacy of A Tribe Called Quest will forever be embedded in the culture of …
Listen to the Q-Tip Remix of Mariah Carey’s “Meteorite”
As someone who holds a prestigious position in the legacy of Hip-Hop, it could easy …
Stacey Pullen at Marquee, June 6th, New York City
The Blackflag boss Stacey Pullen is back in New York to rock Marquee New York on Friday June 6th. One of Basic's long-time favorites and friends, Stacey has been dominating dancefloors for years. He killed it in November alongside Marco Carola, and now he's back for his own headlining set. Get ready to get down with one of the underground's true heroes.
Jupiter at Glasslands Gallery, May 24th, New York City
Jupiter is a French-English duo based in Paris, but they first met one night in London. An empty dancefloor, a one hit wonder (1982 funk classic Mama Used To Say), a band was born. Amélie and Quarles’ work relies on a common passion for a time when glitter and carelessness were kings. The impact of disco and electro-funk on their music is a clear one, yet the band happily quotes a wider range of influences, such as Sly & Robbie, Beach House, Alan Parsons Project, Siriusmo or even the Beastie Boys.
Todd Terry Live at Prince Charles, May 9, Berlin
Grammy Award nominated DJ/Producer Todd Terry has been engulfed in dance music since he first started listening to European dance music records while growing up in Brooklyn. Already devoted to turntables, he heard something different in those tracks, and he “went for the difference. I never got a break in New York, but England happened right away, so I catered to them.” In any event, the Todd Terry sound was born.