Mustard unveiled an updated version of his studio rules after Instagram users shared their disapproval with the first directive that read “DO NOT COME IN HERE IF YOU’RE F*CKING UGLY.” The artist took to Instagram Stories to clarify what he meant with the rule, adding a note that the new list is dedicated to “all you haters on the internet that’ll prolly never ever make it to my studio.” Mustard tweaked the “ugly” rule, switching it to “DO NOT COME IN MY STUDIO IF YOU UGLY” and explaining that it’s not an attack on someone’s physical looks but rather “the energy you are putting out.” He continued, “Yes, there is such a thing as an ugly attitude and personality. So if your energy ain’t right — stay yo ugly ass at home!!” The new list still includes the old rules like “NO NEGATIVE NANCY ...
The debut GRiZ and Zeds Dead back-to-back set was fireworks from the very start. Taking the stage at Goldrush Music Festival in Arizona over the weekend, the trio of artists lit the match with an incendiary new collaboration. Fans had hardly gotten the chance to get their feet planted when they were prompted with a question from the stage. Immediately preceding the drop an inquisitive audio sample can be heard, “What is something people are not ready to hear?” Amusingly, a robot-like vocal responds, “GRiZ and Zeds Dead,” as a flood of lasers descended upon the audience to the sounds of unearthly, distorted basslines and soaring falsettos. The set quickly got social media buzzing, and both GRiZ and Zeds Dead seemed left genuinely blown away...
One of Ethereum’s original co-founders is working on a collaborative album with dance music legend Paul Oakenfold. Charles Hoskinson, a prominent figure in Ethereum’s history and founder of Cardano, is now working closely alongside Oakenfold to bring a full length album to the blockchain. According to BlockTribune, every element of the album, including the cover art, tracks, and sleeve notes, will live on the Cardano blockchain. The LP hasn’t yet been given a release date, but it has been endowed with an intriguing title: Zombie Lobster. The meeting of these respective titans from the worlds of technology and entertainment feels like the making of a watershed moment for electronic music. Reflecting on his participation in developing the album, Ho...
Coinbase is banking on the electronic music community to help drive its growth prospects. In a series of new strategic sponsorships, dance music fans will be able to catch Coinbase at two upcoming editions of EDC in Las Vegas and Orlando respectively. The appearances will follow a recent activation on Randalls Island in New York City. Surprisingly, the leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange platform will be onsite demoing new experiential activations related to NFT technology. Coinbase is setting up shop and erecting physical NFT galleries, which will feature unforgettable music festival moments past and present. This year EDC Orlando is surpassing its 10-year anniversary milestone. To celebrate, Coinbase’s NFT gallery will take fans back on a trip down memory lane. Fans will...
“Think About Us” – Shivam Bhatia, TH3 DARP & Gwyn One of the youngest artists to perform at TEDx, Shivam Bhatia is striving to represent his home country of India on the world’s big stages, and his latest collaboration with TH3 DARP and Gwyn nicely showcases his talents with its warm basslines and tropical melodies. “FIRE TO THE BLOCK” Ft. Reo Cragun – St. Mary Enlisting Reo Cragun for an infectious falsetto vocal performance, rising producer St. Mary crafts an epic combination of pop, trap and future bass on “FIRE TO THE BLOCK.” “ApexClub” – Gaszia Known as one half of bass pioneers X&G, Gaszia debuts on KUMO Collective with “ApexClub,” a forward-thinking track that blends complex melodicism with minimal bass sections. Eyezic & Colson XL – Feels Coming ...
Barely a year after they dropped the fiery Ultra Mono, IDLES are back with a follow-up album. It’s called CRAWLER and it’s due out November 12th via Partisan. As a preview, the Bristol post-punk group have shared the lead single, “The Beachland Ballroom,” along with a music video, which you can stream below. Over the span of 14 tracks, IDLES are using CRAWLER to bring to life vivid stories of trauma, addiction, and recovery. A press releases promises warped glam-rock (“The Wheel”), 30 seconds of grindcore (“Wizz”), and even a marching band anthem (“Stockholm Syndrome”), all of which should be interesting to hear from the otherwise punk-rock faithfuls. The whole thing was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic and was co-produced by Kenny Beats and the band’s own guitarist Mark Bowen. As our...
Kanye West has begun making Life of Pablo-style updates to Donda, and one early casualty is Chris Brown’s vocals on the album. On Tuesday (September 28th), an updated version of Donda became available on all streaming platforms, primarily featuring mixing and vocal edits. The biggest change involves the complete removal of Brown’s “New Again” feature, which was replaced by the Sunday Service Choir singing the chorus. Fans may remember Brown called out West over his Donda feature shortly after the album was released. In a quickly-deleted Instagram Story, Brown called Kanye a “whole hoe,” and he later shared a verse originally recorded for “New Again.” Advertisement Related Video Other reported changes include the removal of Kanye protégé KayCyy’s vocals from “Keep My Spirit Alive....
The Pitch: After James Bond (Daniel Craig) left MI6 after the events of Spectre, he attempts to leave his past — and that of his new paramour, Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux) — behind him. But the ghosts of SPECTRE and his foster brother-turned- supervillain, Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Christoph Waltz), remain, particularly once a gene-coded supervirus falls into the hands of a secretive villain (Rami Malek) who has his own ax to grind against the criminal organization. Reluctantly, Bond re-enters the world of spycraft and intrigue, now competing with MI6 and the new 007 (Lashana Lynch) to track down the virus and stave off global genocide — and close a few holes in his personal story along the way as well. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service: We’ve long known that No Time to Die would...
Following a widely successful first season back in 2019, Netflix, Production I.G and Sola Digital Arts are now returning with a second season for the Ultraman anime season, finally dropping the upcoming season’s key art after a two-year hiatus. Unveiled during the streaming platform’s Tudum: A Netflix Global Fan Event, the new poster showcases what fans have been longing ever since the premiere of the show: a reunion of all six Ultra 6 Brothers. Joining Ultraman, Seven and Ace will be Zoffy, Jack and Taro, although no explanation has been given yet as to how they’ll make their debut. During the announcement, the main protagonist Shinjiro Hayata’s voice actor Ryohei Kimura also teased the entrance of new foes such as Ace Killer and the return of season one’s antagonist Adad. Other plot...