RockersNYC presents:
GET
READY
4
THE
ROCK.STEADY
July 23rd, 2008
SWAGGER.&.RockersNYC.IN.UNITY…
BLACK…
ARE YOU READY FOR THE ROCK STEADY?
The 1st Swagger X RockersNYC collabo tee is in full effect…the aesthetic of this design reflects the early 80s ska 2-tone movement and the late 80s dancehall-infused hip-hop movement.
This Japanese-made tee is sold out all over Japan, and is available in limited amounts ONLY on www.rockersnyc.com.
SWAGGER.&.RockersNYC.IN.UNITY…
WHITE…
SWAGGER.&.RockersNYC.IN.UNITY…
GOODLOOKINGOUT.2.THE.SWAGGER.FAMLEE…BLESSUP-BIG-UP!!!
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RockersNYC presents:
GANG.GANG.
DANCE
INNA.
REMIX
STYLE
July 15th, 2008
There was a time when it was rare to get a song with an actual chorus/verse structure out of Gang Gang Dance. And we loved them for it. We’re not sure if the original version of “House Jam” is as poppy as this, but if GGD or XXXchange remixing GGD want to go ahead and throw Cure guitar riffs and Timbaland synths into a song, we’re not going to try and stop them. Also, we are not going to stop them because “House Jam” is from the album that we wrote about in FADER 44, and that was forever ago (March 2007) and this album is still not out. Members of Gang Gang Dance, know this: we are waiting for this with a patience we pretty much only reserve for the next Outkast album.
GANG.GANG.DANCE…
boomp3.com
XXXCHANGE.REMIX…
STORY.via.THE.FADER.BLOG…
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RockersNYC presents:
PUNKY
REGGAE
STYLEE…
July 14th, 2008
Fabric is one of London´s most legendary clubs - the soundsystem´s supposed to be one of the best in the world and the website has a red banner with rotating claims. One of them says “Kill the Hippies”. LDN, nuff watts and non-hippie. Sounds like a perfect fit. Sounds even more like one listening o number 14 of the Fabric´s podcast series.
This time, Don Letts is on the decks. In case you don´t know: He´s about
bass and the history and legacy of Jamaican culture which has actually become part of the fabric of contemporary pop music.
Nothing more to say than better listen to that mix (and, of course, read “Culture Clash“)
via The Fader.
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