Official viz for “Grey Matter” by Noyz and producer Dusty Loops – on some, “Yo just grab the old camera (maybe even phone?) and shoot some sh*t”. Anyways, had the pleasure of meeting this dude recently. Mad humble and definitely pure in regards to the art form / culture. But you can probably tell that from the track / video.
Noyz + Dusty Loops – ‘Grey Matter’ Visuals by @heyharpreet
Download this song for free at at noyzhiphop.bandcamp.com
The Weeknd – Can’t Feel My Face (Official Video) Download Song: http://theweeknd.co/BeautyBehindTheMa… Taken from the new album Beauty Behind The Madness
Yuri flips the bassline for “Tyrone” and speaks some truth on “Who You Gonna Call”. Nice. Shouts to all artists using their talent / reach to speak on issues that matter.
Recorded, Produced, Mixed, & Mastered by Yuri Koller Additional Vocals by Erik Flowchild
– Lyrics – Everyday I see em goin thru the same thing Pointing fingers but who’s gonna take the blame It’s not black or white, it seems like there’s more than 50 shades of grey Tryna make it through the night, aren’t the red and blue supposed to save the day? Well ok
Tell me who you gon’ call now? Tell me who you gon’ call now? Who you gon’ call now? (X4)
At the end of the day? Either way they say it’s our fault But we ain’t ever take it that far, or break that law We don’t need them at all But if they ain’t the ones we gon’ call
Tell me who you gon’ call now? Tell me who you gon’ call now? Who you gon’ call now? (X4)
Ty Harper | Audio,Music | Tuesday, July 28th, 2015
“Toronto legend k-os has been one of the most prominent voices in Canadian hip-hop for over a decade, and an advocacy for intelligent and critical discourse is a defining theme in his music and lyrics.”– Complex
“`Spaceship, ’ an uplifting, self-affirming track that has K-OS recalling a great many of the reasons that lead him to hip-hop in the first place.”–Okayplayer
Toronto legend k-os’ insightful approach to music making has proven he is an artist with boundless limits, and certainly not one that appeases to fluctuating mainstream trends, in which his 2005 Grammy Nomination can attest. It’s been 10 years since k-os’ transformative sophomore release, Joyful Rebellion, and the artist has spent the past decade trying to explore the movement of hip-hop into infinite new possibilities. Now, k-os is proud to reveal his new albumCan’t Fly Without Gravity out on August 28 via Dine Alone Records. In anticipation for the full release, we are now getting a preview with single“Spaceship” which premiered on Okayplayer.
“Spaceship” is a self-affirming track with spirited choruses and confessional verses that offer a glimpse of what youth was like for the hip-hop visionary and what lead him to music in the first place. The MC makes a firm pledge to truth and ideals and accepts the isolation that may come with it.
Can’t Fly Without Gravity captures all of the different sides that make up k-os’ musical DNA. It’s an affirmation that “the forces which pull you down are simply put there to inspire you to rise above them’ and promises to be a more stripped-down, holistic effort than its highly conceptual predecessor, Black on Blonde. However, the rock vs. rap dialectic at that album’s core still guides k-os on a more philosophical level. It’s not just a question of reconciling disparate musical styles, but of different workflow strategies. To be k-os in 2015 is to find the happy medium between hip-hop’s penchant for rapid-fire releases and perpetual stylistic mutation with a more measured approach and timeless aspirations of rock n roll artists—all while engineering his music for a post-EDM pop landscape that has not only changed listeners’ tastes, but their very physiology. Welcome to the great beyond.
August 8 – Squamish, BC – Squamish Valley Music Festival 2015
September 5 – Edmonton, AB – Sonic Boom Festival (Harbourfront Centre) September 6 – Calgary, AB – X Fest more tour dates to be announced soon