If I were stuck on a desert island, here are a few things I might bring...
Drrrrringggg!!!!! Drrrrrrrrringgggg!!!!! (If you caught where that sample is from then you are one dope ass cheese shop and Python lovin mofo). Soundcloud helped me uncover this kick back and relax the f out mix from Raja on /I A/ aka Interted Audio, and …
This is pretty much how I feel about mosts of the Masonic, Crowleyian and Kabbalist conspiracy crazies I see on Facebook.
Posted by Jesse Ship / DECEMBER 17, 2012Competition was fierce this year at Caplansky‘s third annual Latkepalooza, with a number of repeat competitors vying for the greasy apple sauce and sour cream-laden crown. The contest saw seven contestants, with 36 latkes each, duking it out on the …
Posted on Dec 11th 2012 5:00PM by Jesse Ship French band Birdy Nam Nam have figured out why EDM has taken off. “In America, EDM is finally talking to young white Republican voters,” Lil’ Mike, the tongue-in-cheek parrot of France’s four-person former turntablist-turned-beat-maker crew jokes with Spinner. The …
SWIMS are innovators in waterproof boot slips, or galoshes/rubbers, if you wanna be old school about it. Here are some of their Winter 2012/13 selections that you might want to add to your ‘want’ or ‘gift list’. They’ve recently expanded into actual boots that mimic classic sneaker and dress shoes. ps: WordPress 3.5 Image Gallery, you look pretty but that doesn’t stop you from bein a dirty little f$#%er.
I’ve been noticing a trend, or even tradition these days at my family’s Hannukah parties where the little cousins will all get together to clamour around a laptop and watch the latest cheeseball Hannukah themed viral song and dance videos. Sadly, I don’t think …
Posted by Jesse Ship / DECEMBER 4, 2012 May could be the answer to the rampant gentrification that’s been hitting Toronto’s urban western corridor between Bathurst and Ossington. While revitalizing a former Vietnamese underworld karaoke bar (formerly Café May, now simply running as May) counts as neighbourhood revitalization, …
The appearance of music streaming apps like Songza, Pandora, 8-Tracks,Spotify, and others has me asking the question, how much more music is being produced and published now, compared to 10 – 20 years ago thanks to easily accessible technology? My internal logic tells me a lot more since it’s easier to crank out, but how much more, or less, music is actually being paid for? Would love to get some stats from some industry heads.
Will we ever run out of tunes is the other great question being raised in this Youtube vid.
I got hired to run an iPad-based photo booth for a my friend’s digital agency xmas party on Friday night, but ended up at Sneaks to catch the tail-end of Rob Dyer’s Skate 4 Cancer Movember edition party. People were already a little sloppy at …