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SWOOSH is hazardous trashpop. It’s a motto about propulsion and freedom. Frisky n’ spontaneous like multicoloured paint splashes. SWOOSH oozes intense rhythms/ upfront riffs/ kitsch synthesizers and fresh attitude. It’s authentic and sexy. Like a manic outlet. Insistently optimistic and fierce. So turn up the volume and smiiiiiiiiiile: I FEEL SEXY/ YOU AMILE AT ME/ IT IS AFFINITY/ I AM FRESH LIKE SMOOTHIE/ YOU ARE FUNNY/ AMPLIFIED INTENSITY/ SPONTANEOUSLY/ YOU ARE LIKE FUEL TO ME.

The Kneeling Bus formed in 2003 originally as a hardcore punk outfit called The Virgin Suicides before changing their name and turning their attention to dance music. The Kneeling Bus achieved worldwide cult status amongst the underground dance and IDM set with their earlier releases, “Fairchild Dans L’Monophonique,” “Aftermath” and “Let Me Beat On It,” and have since been cited as one of the forerunners of the 90’s house music revival movement. The Kneeling Bus is currently working on the follow up to “All Hail! The Kneeling Bus” which is due in November.

The Kneeling Bus has announced that the digital 45 of their single, “Some Girls,” will be available for download from TheKneelingBus.com beginning today. The announcement comes after two exclusive limited edition packages, made available for global pre-order from TheKneelingBus.com, sold out in just a few hours following its launch at Midnight. Limited to 4k copies at $39.99

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The video debuted on BET’s 106 & Park where Diddy announced French Montana’s signing to Bad Boy Records.

Hailing from Queens, New York, South Asian rapper, Pakarmz, is ready to make his move in mainstream South Asian, as well as, American music. Pakarmz’s life didn’t start easy. Pops, a controversial journalist, left when he was three. Since then, Pakarmz has been moving around. He resided everywhere; from Elmhust, Rosedale, Flushing, Jackson Heights, Jamaica, and Astoria. But he’s faithful to Queens…, as he represents the city harder than any other artist to emerge from there. He has been surrounded by sounds of Hip-Hop all his life.  Pakarmz has seen it all: from an empty house to an empty stomach. He came from nothing and strived to do all that he could do and more to make it where he is today. The pioneers from Queens have motivated and influenced Pakarmz. Growing up in a non-traditional Desi household, Pakarmz has always been looking for a place in the world. He’s been spittin’ in cyphers since he was 8 because that’s what they did in his hood. Pakarmz has always been commended for his insane flows and razor sharp lyrics. He has truly emerged as an MC whose versatility is endless. From gangsta songs, love songs, and party tracks, he does it all. And not to mention he writes is all too. In the words of Pakarmz, “I dream of Hip-Hop to be an outlet where we can explore current events, and real life situations.”

BigStat brings the elements of true Hip Hop to the forefront with hopes to recapture the culture while being viable in todays market. His sound fuses the lyrical with the mainstream, the streets with the conscious, all while never compromising the true principles of this great culture that flows through every fiber of our being, the Hip Hop Culture. I am hopeful that we can count on you for your support and with the endorsement of such incredible artist as the one above mentioned you won’t be disappointed.

Virginia-born, New York-refined artist Brian Parker’s music is a tactful blend of the 1980s pop and soul records played in childhood and the gritty electronic styles of the 2000s indie scene. Attention to detail and constant exploration of sounds are what make his records powerful, but the lyricism on his latest EP, BETA illuminates Parker’s obsession with prosody and wordplay.

The music of Restoration is a soulful blend of urban hip-hop and R&B, merging acoustic harmonies, rap and beats.
Their music is dedicated to those who have no hope. Each band member has personally overcome economic, racial, and social barriers,
Which also affect many young people today. Their heartfelt songs have a message that remind us that we need to push through the
obstacles to fufill our God-given potential.

Emma and Tim here. We’ve made a Christmas album and we want you to be a part of it!

It all started last Christmas when we got snowed in, and we’ve spent large parts of this year working on it, which means we’re now really, really in the holiday spirit. We will be bringing this seasonal cheer to you, bells, elves, presents, zombies…so make sure you keep in touch. It’s going to be a very Christmasssy Christmas – like a Christmas lunch that never ends, where you don’t get sick and nobody cries. Amazing.