INTERVIEWS
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Rose Cora Perry may not be a household name to those who mingle on the mainstream side of Canadian music but for the fortunate souls who have chosen to explore the underside world of great Canadian music it’s hard not to know of her. |
ALBUM REVIEWS
Leela James, Who Made Who, Wet Cookies, Dubblestandart & Lee "Scratch" Perry, plus more!!
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TRACK REVIEWS
Artist: Francis Preve
Track: “Hasown”
Reviewed by George Loukas of Lunatics Of Sound
Francis Preve is a legendary name in the electronic music scene. As a DJ/producer/author/programmer, he is truly an original. Here’s my take on his latest track, “Hasown.”
Listening to "Hasown" is like strapping on your seat belt and going for a ride. The track takes you on a journey like no other. It’s constantly changing, growing, building and just when you feel you can't handle anymore there’s silence and peace, which is just enough for the listener to catch their breath. With driving force, the beat returns and takes you again. After seven minutes, you’re left wondering what just happened?! “Hasown” has you completely lost in the experience. 5/5
Artist: Jake Chec
Track: “One My Way” (featuring Adam Strong)
Reviewed by George Loukas of Lunatics Of Sound
Jake Chec is a newcomer who is seriously leaving his mark on the EDM world. He’s a talented DJ/producer/radio host and sound designer, this guy does it all. Jake quickly showed the industry that he means business by making tracks that veteran producers are all envious of. With Sy Sylver on guitar and Adam Strong on the mic, Jake delivers a summer bomb with "One My Way." It will keep partygoers moving and shaking all night long with a sparkling melody, great guitars and on point vocals. The track gives you an over all bouncy and happy vibe. From the beach in Ibiza to the patio of your favorite club in LA, this track is truly without boundaries. 4/5
*PODCAST*
Toronto's own Lunatics of Sounds are taking house music to the next level, with their eclectic mix of disco, funk, soul, rock, classic house, 80's, and dance music, this trio comprises the cultural influences of the South Mediterranean and South America.
RARE GROOVES
Rene and Angela are one of those duos from the 80s that people probably have forgotten about in terms of name recognition but their music lives on. With such R&B classics as "Save Your Love (For #1)," "I'll be Good," and "You Don't Have to Cry," their music is still played today and is as fresh as it was back then. It's almost hard to believe all those songs were featured on the duos first and only album, Street Called Desire. [Read More]
