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MEET A-WA, THE ISRAELI SISTER TRIO MERGING YEMENITE FOLK SONGS AND ELECTRONIC BEATS – Thump
March 28, 2016 11:15 AM By Jesse Ship Three women dressed in bright pink djallabahs and headscarves ride across the desert in a white jeep. A thttps://shipwrckd.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/woman-traveling-in-france-2023-11-27-05-16-47-utc_Easy-Resize.com_.jpg of b-boys in matching blue tracksuits and red fezzes pull their best moves while an older woman…
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Canadian Headliners Spread the Spirit of EDC – Insomniac.com
With several editions across the US and a growing expansion into international lands, EDC has become a truly global phenomenon in its 20-year existence. The festival attracts ravers from all over the world, so it should come as no surprise that there’s…
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12 ways Toronto changed in 2015
With $2.4 billion invested in the Pan Am Games and a seemingly never-ending condo boom, 2015 changed the face of Toronto. There were some sad goodbyes, but also welcome changes to the city’s infrastructure. Click for full story on TheStar.com.
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Got Time for a Good Time?
Embrace Production’s Time Festival has proven again and again that it’s a cost-effective summer escape for Torontonians looking to get away but maybe don’t have the time to travel too far away? For a mere $45 in advance ticket prices,…
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House Music Sleeping Giant – DJ MK – Metro Toronto
I was offered an interview assignment with house music legend DJ MK for The Metro Canada. How could I say no??? Big wins for the House movement. Nary an EDM edit or mention. Metro editor team, I love you! And…
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An animated history of cartoon bands
Diplo’s Major Lazer project joins the likes of Gorillaz, Jem and Prozzak, finding commercial success with virtual musicians Diplo’s cartoon alias Major Lazer is now a TV series, available on iTunes. By: Jesse Ship Toronto Star, Published on Mon May 04 2015…
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Mutek 2015 – Metro News Canada
I was thrilled to share my music passionate music and techno geekery with Canada, in this review of Mutek 2015 that was printed in the Metro Canada, and ran nationally.
Jesse Ship
Journalistic Omnivore
