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Skrillex, Mark Ronson, DJ Premier, The Crystal Method and Pretty Lights create new tracks in 5 music genres.

Skrillex, Mark Ronson, DJ Premier, The Crystal Method and Pretty Lights create new tracks in 5 music genres.

Hard Knock Tv's Nick Huff Barili and April Bombai talk to Ice Cube on the set of his new music video. In this segment Cube talks about the inspiration for a track on his new album "I AM The West" called "No Country For Young Men". He states that he heard some rappers want him to step aside and let the younger generation take over. He said that he doesn't mind the younger generation taking over but they have to be doing better music than him and if not, you aint ready yet. Nick asks Cube if it is a response to a Mixtape that was rumored to come out called "No Country For Young Men." The rumor was the Bishop Lamont, Glasses Malone and Crooked I were working on it. Cube states in this interview that he is not talking to anyone in particular with his new song but if anyone has a problem with it he will be happy to address it.When April Bombai asks Cube about who he would pass the torch down to from the new generation of Emcees Cube responds that he is not trying to do that and that they are going to have to take the torch from his cold hands. Cube adds that when he came into the game hip hop was in a good place now look at where it is. "I Am The West" in stores September 28th!Check out www.hardknock.tv for more interviews and behind the scenes!

Empire (Generation X) "Now" off Poorly Packaged Products' CD "Expensive Sound" - reissue of 1981 UK vinyl - this is one of the bonus tracks, and a real corker. Contact us here if you wish to buy a copy, or go to CD Baby, iTunes or wherever mp3s are sold if you want this in digital.

Re:Generation Music Project series page at Hulu.comThe exclusive trailer for the Re:Generation Music Project featuring DJ Premier, The Crystal Method, Pretty Lights, Mark Ronson and Skrillex each re-imagining a specific genre of music and creating an original track.

Re:Generation Music Project series page at Hulu.comDJ Premier's studio engineer Jeff Ladd gives a behind the scenes look at what goes into making a track for the Re:Generation Music Project.

Armand Van Helden & A-Trak present DUCK SAUCE -aNYway http://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/anyway-radio-edit-single/id346157156 Roulement de tambour... voici l'un des Deejays le plus demandé de sa génération, un 'tastemaker' tant pour le Hip-Hop que pour la Dance music, patron de label, et d'une manière générale une star du dancefloor - A-TRAK! Et à ses côtés nous vous présentons l'un des meilleurs producteurs club de New York, un homme qui a savouré des numéros 1 à plusieurs reprises, dont la carrière s'étend sur des décennies, la légende vivante - ARMAND VAN HELDEN! A eux deux, ils sont: DUCK SAUCE ! C'était suffisant pour s'assurer les larmes de joie de certains fans quand les bruits de couloirs se sont confirmés: ces héros des pistes, A-Trak et Armand Van Helden, unissaient leurs forces pour créer une nouvelle équipe de production 'poids-lourd'. Sorti en douce sur le label 'Fool's Gold' de A-Trak, le track s'est retrouvé dans les mains de tous ceux qui comptent dans l'industrie, et rapidement cet hymne disco passe d'un tube club en un hit radio que tout bon animateur s'arrache. Avec une approche de la musique et une éthique similaires, c'est-à-dire étant deux gars du hip-hop qui se laissent ensuite séduire par la house music, c'est certainement une association des plus naturelles et les résultats, comme vous l'entendrez, parlent d'eux même. Evoluant dans des cercles communs, A-Trak et Armand se sont réunis après un certain nombre de rencontres fortuites à New York et dans un respect mutuel pour le travail de l'autre, ils ont mis sur pied ce concept qui mêle l'esprit disco-house classique avec le son d'aujourd’hui. Le single est construit autour d'un hook vocal massif, créant une ambiance positive qui force à danser et chanter. Tout le monde les mains en l'air, tendues vers la boule à facettes ! Duck Sauce: réinventant le Disco Funk House pour une nouvelle génération.

Basshunter is back with the music video for his hot new track "Saturday".Buy the single here: http://ow.ly/2m6vPultrarecords.com

Motor Trend Video series page at Hulu.comGiven the success of the first generation FX35, Infiniti knew better than to mess with a winning formula. However, can this 2009 Infiniti FX35 topple BMW's sexy new X6? MT Senior Editor Edward Loh heads to the hills of Malibu to compare the X-Factor.

Late 70's punk documentary including tracks by the Sex Pistols, Generation X and Billy Idol. This fascinating film, shot in 1977-78, documents the early days of the Punk Rock phenomenon. From its beginnings on London's pub rock circuit to UK chart domination, Punk The Early Years has it all! Includes performances from Sex Pistols, X Ray Spex, Generation X, The Slits, Siouxsie Sioux, Marc Bolan,The Adverts, Eddie and the Hot Rods, Billy Idol, Poly Styrene and many more! Also includes extensive interviews, including the last-ever with Marc Bolan. 

Une nouvelle Machinima musicale avec une chanson de grande qualité parodiant "Run Devil Run", à la sauce WoW.Hey everyone, here it is! Finally! The All Girls Collab "Run Deathwing Run!"8 Beautiful people on one track!I was so excited when I was asked to be a part of this enourmous collaboration with some of the biggest female artists in the WoW Parody Community! I love you all, thank you so much for inviting me to machinimate this!DOWNLOAD THE SONG FOR FREE FROM:www.purevolume.com/LetomiWoW Insider Moviewatch article:http://wow.joystiq.com/2011/01/18/wow...Machinima by:RavenSylphe Productions (me!!)http://www.youtube.com/user/RavenSylpheGhttp://ravensylphemachinima.blogspot....Vocals by:Isolte of [Girls Do Play WoW]http://isolte.blogspot.com/http://www.youtube.com/user/EmberIsolteLetomihttp://www.purevolume.com/Letomihttp://www.youtube.com/user/SilverLetomiPvPGurl Gigihttp://www.pvpgurl.comhttp://www.youtube.com/user/jljarrarSharmhttp://www.youtube.com/user/taintedlorehttp://arcanewhispers.netRawrbughttp://www.youtube.com/PriestessRawrbughttp://www.facebook.com/rawrbugftwLihohttp://www.youtube.com/user/Lihoifica...Arielhttp://www.youtube.com/user/WoWArielPvPSiennahhttp://www.youtube.com/user/PVPSiennahOriginal Song:"Run Devil Run" by Girl's Generation/SNSDhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_gfD3...- was also 'covered' by Ke$ha (might be more well known)----http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBjET­YX1awQAlso, be sure to check out Fire Mage Radio!http://firemageradio.com/Yes, I know there are some parts that look really rushed...I got sick in like the middle of the production for like two weeks and kinda rushed through a few parts to get done since it had taken me near two months to finish. Sorry for that.I hope the credits weren't too long ^^;Enjoy ^^Par RavensylphG

http://www.x-tremevideo.com/comingsoon/index.cfm?ccs=79&cs=1744&highlight=one%20track One Track Mind, the working title for the fifth Woodshed production, is the much anticipated latest addition to an already impressive library of surf films which includes A Brokedown Melody, Thicker Than Water and the classic September Sessions. The film features a series of historic surf adventures spanning several generations of surfers whose common focus is to be the best at what they do. The opening sessions include some of the most inspirational and successful wave riders ever, including five former world champions. Tom Curren, Mark Occhilupo, Sunny Garcia, CJ Hobgood and Andy Irons discuss the past, present and future of performance surfing, including their place in each. Subsequent sessions venture into the unknown realm of surfing’s competitive future as we see the next crew of serious world title contenders. Watch as Bobby Martinez, Dane Reynolds and Jaime O’Brien push the status quo and search for their own fortune and fame, which may prove to be just around the corner. Peer into the lives of the super groms, the youngest group of sponsored surfers. We see talents as Jon Jon Florence, Kolohe Andino and Luke Davis take on the challenges and pressures of surfing at an incredibly high level while so young. Expect a wide range of surfing styles, perspectives and personalities making One Track Mind unique and attractive to a wide audience. This on-screen journey strives to be a slight departure from the traditional Woodshed movies in that rather than searching for inspiration in free surfing, this film explores the technical side and ambitious nature of these highly competitive individuals and their internal drive to succeed. Riders : Andy Irons, Tom Curren, Kelly Slater, Occy, Dane Reynolds, Jamie O’brien, Sunny Garcia, CJ Hobgood, Jordy Smith, Evan Geiselman, Luke Davis, Kalohoe Andino, Jackson, Keanu Asign...

PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETCHICAGO MAG (07) ): The talented Mr. May is an Australian analog to Ron Sexsmith. May's songs are direct and to the point and highlight his achingly wonderful voice. There are bits here that remind me of Jeff Buckley, Neil Finn and Ronnie Lane, too. This is pretty good company to mentioned in, and May is quite deserving of such lofty praise. The Sexsmith comparison comes through very strongly on "Sad Is Somehow Beautiful". It's just obvious in the gentle, flowing melodies. The song has two primary melodies that compliment each other perfectly. This song radiates tenderness and empathy. May's slightly sandpapery voice is perfect on the loping "Two Hours a Day", which comes closer to Crowded House/Squeeze territory. This song has an instantly memorable chorus, as he sings about a woman who has spent "five long years in a cocktail dress/two hours a day trying to look your best." Let's just say her life hasn't turned out quite the way she would have liked. That track features the drumming of the late Paul Hester of Crowded House, who also provides a strong contribution to the 'rockingest' number on the record, "The Fever". The track contrasts a slinky rhythm with a little burst of floating melodic guitar. While the full band tracks are all terrific, on songs like "You Know It's Over" and "St. Patrick's Eyes", spare accompaniment spotlights May's vocals to great advantage (though on the latter, the band does come in to add a bit of drive). This is a very compelling piece of work.HELEN BARRADEL (IMPRESS MAGAZINE) Hearing Melbourne songsmith Jeff May's debut album Confessions, made me feel like the ghost of Elliot Smith was in the room, messing with my stereo. The first track, When I Lay Awake At Night, finds the Dublin born May as a dead ringer for the recently departed Smith and felt so disconcerting that I pressed stop and took the album out of the player. As a huge fan of Smith, an artist of such pure originality with a never-to-be-heard-again voice of a generation...well, to have someone else channel him in this way, well I wasn't having any of it. Thank God I changed my mind and hit play again a few days later. The rest of Confessions is truly impressive - 11 tracks that differ so greatly from the opening song that it feels like a completely separate record. Lying somewhere between Jeff Buckley and Ryan Adams' starker work with hints of Smith present, May has a keen eye for poetic detail, melodies with great hooks and a voice like syrup. A wonderful addition to the already exquisite layered textures and beautiful production from Richard Pleasance is that the late, great Paul Hester of Crowded House drums on the record. The outstanding I Have My Judgement is a leaf torn straight from Buckley's book. The stirring I Still Believe In You is a stripped back ballad with striking harmonies - why this track hasn't made high rotation on radio station play lists is an absolute crime. And remarkable tracks like Surrender or She Likes To Sing reveal the nucleus of what Jeff May's music is all about: sad eyed observations, original and inspiring compositions and an unmistakeable ambience that drenches each of the record's 12 songs and establishes May as an artist with a grace and style all of his own. With Buckley and Smith on the other side, the world needed somebody who would not fill their shoes, but follow close behind. In Jeff May, we have found just that. Inspiring.http://www.myspace.com/pprjeffmayTune in again tomorrow !!

“It’s On Me” by Hip hop/rapper Precise is one of the freshest tracks to be released in a long time. The video and track are all about taking responsibility for one’s life, family, and community and not blaming your problems on other people. The video begins by showing a loving father going home with his two sons to his wife – a strong black family united and in peace. Shot in various locations like tunnels, a museum, and with murals, snow, and city skylines as the background, this song couldn’t be any more real or needed. The beat and hook are tight, and the lyrics are solid and thought provoking: “Try to blame the other man, but I can’t/If I fail without a plan, guess what? It’s on me.” Precise makes it known that he is mindful of what has been called the lost generation with other lyrics like “Time is standing still, a generation is lost/Blame it on the “C’s” when you know it’s our fault” and “For the youth we struggle/Try to keep them out of trouble.”“It’s On Me” should make viewers and listeners take a deep look at themselves. It is a hard hitting, no holds barred, but truthful, meaningful and thoroughly entertaining piece of work.