One of the albums I’m waiting to drop this Fall is Kid Cudi Man On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager. Cudi’s first album kept me through the winter last year & I’m still bumping it to this day. These two tracks “REVOFEV” & “Erase Me” coming off his new album are already stuck in my head… I can’t wait to hear the rest!

Kid Cudi - REVOFEV

Kid Cudi ft. Kanye West - Erase Me

I only listen to a selected amount of electronica/dance DJ’s and one of them is Treasure Fingers from Fool’s Gold Records. He recently played in San Francisco at the Temple and a radio station did a recording of his 70min set… trust me you need to give it a listen!



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Sorry for the lack updates lately… just been busy starting up EDmag.ca, starting to write for Triumvir, & enjoying the short summer we have here in the city. Being summer in Edmonton, I do go out more than I often do BUT all I hear is electronic music which is all good BUT some of it has no SOUL. I’m sick of hearing music that has no SOUL in it…thus I go back to my number #1 muse in music which is Hip-Hop & R&B. Here is what I like to listen to on a daily in my room, car, and anywhere its appreciated.

The Roots - Right On

Slum Village - Selfish

John Legend - Save Room

J Dilla - Body Movin’

Black Star - Thieves In The Night

J.Cole is one of my favourite Lyricists in the Hip-Hop game right now & he does not disappoint in his latest single “Higher” which is showcased in the Tapemaster’s forthcoming mixtape. His flow alongside with his lyrics is what Hip-Hop needs right now… no more auto-tune shit



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The Common keeps on constantly bringing more and more great DJ’s to the space and last night was no different! DJ Pump & DJ Hedspin from EH! Team DJ’s were spinning classics all night long… brining everyone to the dance floor! As always a great crowd/atomosphere that comes along side with The Common. From seeing new & old faces everytime I go there is always refreshing to see and be around. It is awesome to see that Edmonton is finally getting to realize The Common for what it is… do not sleep on anymore events people!

It is sad to say that MOST people out there don’t know how his legacy he left before he passed… Stussy wanted to inform people. On doing so they made a documentary about the man himself of his uprising in the music game and separated it into a three part documentry. There are several people in it from Peanut Butter Wolf, DJ Houseshoes, DJ Rhemattic, Grath Trinidad, J.Rocc, B+, Egon, Frank Nitty, and many others that tells us the story of J Dilla’s history in the music game.