We were in Indianapolis during Super Bowl weekend and had the opportunity to shoot at Playboy’s 2012 Leather & Lace event. It featured appearances from ‘The Girls Next Door’, also known as Kendra Wilkinson, Holly Madison, and Bridget Marquardt. Guests were greeted by beautiful girls, great music, and a lot of “interesting” costumed people running around. Shot and edited by @zwalkk with music courtesy of Drake. Enjoy the eye candy.

The dark electro-lofi duo of Crystal Castles just dropped “Suffocation” and the remix from HEALTH on their soundcloud. To go along with the release Crystal Castles teamed up with Vs. Magazine last week to present the first ever fashion shoot/Music Video featuring singer Alice Glass and Ethan Kath on the other side of the lens. The song and visuals are a perfect representation of what’s to come. Check out the video over at vimeo and hit the break to hear “Suffocation”.

Zeds Dead just dropped the filthiest 8minute minimix for MistaJam’s Radio 1 BBC show that seamlessly transitions through 16 hand selected tracks from Zeds Dead featuring 12th Planet, Figure, Killabits, Nasty Nasty, Bar 9 and a gang of bass heavy dubstep monsters. Boys and Girls beware when the Zeds are around your clean cut lifestyle will be cut short, but no worries because the bathroom is down the hall. Zeds Dead has been on an exponential rise to the upper echelons with their incredible live shows and unmistakable production. Got 8 minutes, well even if you don’t press play and get ready for the rude-boy filth to pump out the speakers. Hit the break for a tracklist.

Vybz Kartel’s protegé Popcaan might be able to get girls easily with his soft crooning but just in case Toddla T and Cass Lowe brought along this 160bpm dancehall smasher to make it easier for all of us. This slow burning and euphoric tune gets elevated as the Raving Kings (Toddla T and Cass Lowe) keep the deep bass intact, chopping the vocals and dropping in some steel drums to produce a hyperactive soca/dancehall track fit for any carnival. Press play and get ya gyal!

The congregation is in session and Chicago’s own GLC steps up to release the “Fellowship and Congregate” EP on T&ARecords February 28th. “Fellowship and Congregate” features some polished and pimped certified production from DJ Ayres, Derek Allen, Lunice and Nacey. The standout DJ Ayres produced track “Angry Birds” is the perfect metaphor that wouldn’t have as much sense just a few years ago. Follow as GLC spits that ‘Ism‘ over the Laura Palmer Theme sample from Twin Peaks. Hit the break to stream the entire “Fellowship and Congregate” release.

The Spring/Summer 2012 Lookbook from Freshjive has arrived, featuring tees, sweaters, shirts, pants and a new bomber, in dark colorways. Not the usual for a spring collection, but they’re keeping it simple and the shirts look sharp. Also, enjoy seeing Los Angeles in quite a different light, hit the jump for more looks.
The bay area’s For The City just released this video showcasing their Spring/Summer 2012 wares, featuring riders James Capps, Jovantae Turner and Mike Carroll. Showcasing brand new threads and headware in Los Angeles. Filmed and edited by Mike Poore.

Who’s got the hood in a frenzy like Thunderbird Juicebox and the new wave of Bmore Club music. Moveltraxx next release “Hood In A Remix Frenzy” will feature the Kola VI, 2-Face & Thunderbird Juicebox track “Hood In A Frenzy” remixed by Flore, Broke One, Josh Money, Tagteam Terror and Roby Howler. Each remix touches its own genre from dubstep to house, bmore to breaks and everything in between. Check out Flore’s swagged out remix bellow and hit the break to hear the entire project.
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Break out the synthesizer and prepare for Sykur and this incredible indie-dance-electro-dutch remix from Database. Press play as you start the bobble head and once the soulstress vocals hit your feet will follow without skipping a beat. Get the neon’s cracked and endorphins flowing as the breakdowns, drops and synthesizer funk take us to another level. Once again Database comes strong with another excellent remix.











