Helvetica – Jelani Aryeh

It’s been great find after great find lately. Jelani Aryeh is the newest to that list. The 17-year-old artist comes out of San Diego, CA. Jelani takes inspiration for his music from music and cinema alike. His first EP titled Suburban Destinesia is equally inspired by the movie “Palo Alto”, a movie about directionless teens

London Calling – The Clash

One week ago in music history, in the year 1979, The Clash released their third studio album London Calling. Their sound is built upon punk rock, but they do a little bit of exploring on this 19 track behemoth of an album. They dive headfirst into new genres like reggae, New Orleans R&B, and jazz

Toys in the Attic – Aerosmith

I’ve been really dropping the ball lately, but I’m back again for another Flashback Friday. I was feeling a little homesick today, so I decided to review a group from back home. Known as “The Boston Bad Boys”, Aerosmith released their first album in 1973, and in 1975 they broke into the mainstream scene with

RIP XXXTentacion

I’d like to take a moment to say some words on the death of Jahseh Onfroy or as he was commonly known, XXXTentacion. While he was a controversial rapper with often harsh lyrics and a rough past, he was an extremely creative mind and a rising talent. Anyone who followed hip-hop knew that. No one

Here is the deal…

So just clean out your ears and just check the word — Phife Dawg You’ve made it this far. I will take that as a compliment! Music has always been a major part of my life. As a little kid, my dad used to let me enjoy the sweet sounds of jazz or classical on