Helloooooooo music peeps.
I must apologize for the lack of updates. I am back to work now after a week winter vacation during which I found myself back in Canada. It was a nice change.
While I was there one of the local Fredericton bands held a reunion show which was amazing and nostalgic. Here's a video I took...
Other than that I've been really getting into R & B and hip hop lately, not sure why but I like it nonetheless. Albums on regular rotation right now are Common - Be, Atmosphere - When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold, Classified - Hitch Hikin' Music and Shimizu Shota - Umbrella. I have a few songs I've been listening to tons as well, lots of guilty pleasures. David Archuleta - Crush, Akon - Right Now (Na na na), Colbie Caillat - Bubbly, Secondhand Serenade - Fall For You. I can't help but love these songs they're just so damn catchy, fuck!
Death Cab For Cutie are playing here on February 14th, I really wanted to go but I'm going snowboarding instead but I do have Punkspring 09 to look forward to in April. Other than that, no shows for me, gotta watch the spending.
I'll try to update/rant more in the future. I have an actual writing gig now so it might be hard to balance the two plus the other blog I do AND the personal writing I do... I got a lot on the go. Phew!
Until next time, keep on keepin' on!
Banana
Chronicling the life and rants of a girl trying to figure out what happened to the music scene.
Showing posts with label hip-hop. Show all posts
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Throw ya handz in da ai-ya!
I may not be a huge hip-hop fan but I still like some of it. I recently came across a great track by Canadian hip-hopper, Shad (aka Shadrach Kabango) who I've never heard of up to this point. What I like about Shad is the simplicity. He doesn't over complicate his songs with ridiculous beats, they're just simple and catchy.
Check him out.
Shad - The Old Prince Still Lives At Home
Check him out.
Shad - The Old Prince Still Lives At Home
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