Beat Culture

Beat Culture Unleashes "Shibuya" with Kid A on Vocals

January 29, 2014
Liz Choi

Not since last year's shadow-filled single, "Drifter", have we heard from Sunik Kim, more commonly known as Beat Culture. That is until this week when he let loose his newest objet d'art,…

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Slow Magic & Beat Culture – "Once"

May 31, 2012
Vinny Fiorentino

The pairing of Slow Magic and Beat Culture seems like a partnership that effortlessly manifested. Both producers create a type of experimental pop that gracefully washes their listeners onto a…

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Beat Culture – "Useless"

April 23, 2012
Phillip Yung

It seems like pop is getting a bad representation these days, but there are artists out there saving face of the genre. Beat Culture is one of them. This 17…

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Straight From The Teet 007

March 26, 2012
Eric Platenyk

True fans of music spend countless hours searching for that next great song, album or artist, whether it be online or in a local record shop. The beautiful thing about…

Beat Culture Unleashes "Shibuya" with Kid A on Vocals

Slow Magic & Beat Culture – "Once"

Beat Culture – "Useless"

Straight From The Teet 007

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