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Kendrick Lamar – good kid m.A.A.d city [Album Review]

In interviews, Kendrick Lamar says good kid m.A.A.d city is a far cry from Section.80. Where Section.80 passed comment on Lamar's generation, good kid m.A.A.d city provides background for that…

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Oisima – "Takes Me Back" [Video]

If there is one up-and-coming producer that really knows how to break it down, it has to be Oisima. Oisima is a beatsmith from Adelaide, Australia who fuses swing, hip-hop,…

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Dvnny Seth – "Woop" [Video]

Today Earmilk gets the pleasure of premiering the new video from London-born Los Angeles-bound rapper Dvnny Seth. The brand new video for his single "Woop" is the last action since…

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Swedish House Mafia – Until Now [Album Review]

Swedish House Mafia has released their final album today on EMI Records, entitled "Until Now." The name itself pays homage to the trio's robust career by referencing their 2010 album…

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#Mashup Monday – Week 73

Mashup Monday – We're back again with some of the freshest mashes to start your week off right. These are the mashes that are worth hearing, so stop you're searching and…

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Wara From The NBHD – "Bulletproof" (Prod. By Kipp)

You may remember Wara and his collaboration with Rome Fortune on "Mortal Kombat" and his steady buzzing "Riccardo Tisci". Now he has released "Bulletproof", possibly from his new album/tape (most likely). …

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Sir Michael Rocks – "Great" (Feat. Mac Miller & Casey Veggies) [Video]

The Cool Kid Sir Michael Rocks escaped to an exclusive mansion in the hills to shoot the fourth video from his Lap of Lux mixtape. For those that do not know…

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Carousel – "Let's Go Home" (Sound Remedy Remix)

Currently writing music in Brooklyn, New York, blooming indie pop sensation Carousel has been repeatedly churning out indie anthems over the course of a year. This infant band has lots…

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Local Natives – "Breakers"

Local Natives is a relatively new indie rock band based out of Los Angeles, California. Their first album, Gorilla Manor, was released February 2009 and had lots of positive reception. This quartet's…

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Daniel Avery – Water Jump [EP]

It might be a good idea to start a post with a base of flattery instead of ending with it so let me simply state that "Daniel Avery is, by…

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EDX – "Touched" (Original Mix)

With fall really starting to settle in, what more could one want than a day-dreamy song full of warm sunlight and lazy euphoria? Maurizio Colella’s (aka EDX) newest release, “Touched,”…

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Uncut Diamond – "Dangerously Happy"

As usual, there are hundreds of new beat-oriented tracks that are made every single day. Yet only handfuls really standout from the rest in originality and creativity. German beatsmith Uncut Diamond's…

Kendrick Lamar – good kid m.A.A.d city [Album Review]

Oisima – "Takes Me Back" [Video]

Dvnny Seth – "Woop" [Video]

Swedish House Mafia – Until Now [Album Review]

#Mashup Monday – Week 73

Wara From The NBHD – "Bulletproof" (Prod. By Kipp)

Sir Michael Rocks – "Great" (Feat. Mac Miller & Casey Veggies) [Video]

Carousel – "Let's Go Home" (Sound Remedy Remix)

Local Natives – "Breakers"

Daniel Avery – Water Jump [EP]

EDX – "Touched" (Original Mix)

Uncut Diamond – "Dangerously Happy"

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