Month: April 2016

Electronic

Papadosio Due to Make Headlining Debut at Red Rocks Amphitheatre this May 7th, 2016 [Event Preview]

New age livetronica quintet, Papadosio, make their triumphant headlining debut at the gorgeous Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado this May. After releasing their fourth full length studio release, “Extras in a Movie”, the band has been consistently tearing it up on road in support of the album. After coming off tour last month, Papadosio readies […]

Apr 26, 2016 Read →

Social Culture

Join us in celebrating RAW Dallas’ Third Anniversary and Farewell | May 7th, 2016 in Dallas, TX [Event Preview]

On May 7th, the Dallas art community will come together to celebrate three years of showcases, artist appreciation and hard work in honor of RAW. Marking the third year of the organization’s work in Dallas, this event will be nothing short of a community gathering filled with love, exquisite art, and unifying vibes. This 21st […]

Apr 23, 2016 Read →

Jamband

Fruition’s ‘Labor of Love’ Best Album Yet, Out Now + Tour Dates

Portland’s Fruition just melted our hearts, minds and souls with their new album released today on Randm Records, ‘Labor of Love.’ The quintet has taken their American core sound, along with those signature bluegrass, jam and folk vibes and fully blossomed their sound to cultivate an enrapturing, fearless and sophisticated self-produced album.  Everything from the flawless, genuine lyrics and collaborative vocals, […]

Apr 22, 2016 Read →

Electronic

Break Science: West Coast Weekend & A ‘Double Dab’ 4/20!

CYM favorites, Break Science, kicked things into the highest gears this past week. Adam Deitch and Borahm Lee started things off with a weekend on the left coast, with shows in Arcata, San Francisco and wrapping up in Portland, OR for the end of the Soul’d Out Festival. These guys truly have a one of a […]

Apr 21, 2016 Read →

Funk

Skydyed: Diving into ‘A Quantum Dream,’ Touring Life and What’s Next [Artist Interview]

Hailing from Fort Collins, Colorado, Skydyed is a progressive livetronica trio that is surely on the rise to success. Formed almost two years ago, Andrew Slattery (bass synths/bass guitar), Max Doucette (guitar/keys) and Shane Eagen (drums), have established a diverse, encapturing sound of their own by fusing their individual musical talents with top of the […]

Apr 18, 2016 Read →

Festival Coverage

Making Moves With The Motet at Euphoria Music Festival [Artist Interview]

The Motet have been grooving and pumping their eclectic, funky tunes across the world for the last ten years and have definitely made their claim as a must-see progressive funk band in a sea of acts these days. Known for their seasoned musical members, their amazingly fun, themed Halloween shows and their vibrant, infectious energy […]

Apr 18, 2016 Read →

Electronic

Nothing But Euphoric Connections at Euphoria Music Festival 2016 [Festival Review + Photo Gallery]

Euphoria Music Festival might be the most aptly named fest to date, because my experience cannot be recapped by any word except just that, euphoria. Happiness and excitement knows no bounds when surrounded by endless love, epic music and an exquisitely produced festival environment. In the last few years, Euphoria has grown from a small […]

Apr 18, 2016 Read →

Electronic

Dreamers Delight on Coachella performance, musical aspirations, and…. chocolate chip cookie transmutation? [Artist Interview]

Upcoming producer Dreamers Delight blew us away last month when he hit Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, and has been riding that wave of success high ever since. The LA transplant showed his hometown massive love with an explosive performance that won us over through his mix of melodic electro and sultry hip-hop productions. Since the start […]

Apr 13, 2016 Read →

Electronic

David Starfire Creates a Psy­Dub Masterpiece for Collaborative Burmese Benefit Album [Album Review]

  California based burner, David Starfire has put together a magnificent collaboration of musicians in a new release that is geared toward raising funds for a Burmese educational non-­profit called Thai Freedom House. The new album, “Karuna,” is a Sanskrit word for compassion and features special guests Govinda on violin, Jamie Janover on dulcimer, Alex Grey, and a number […]

Apr 13, 2016 Read →

East Coast

Living it up in Funk Paradise: Fool’s Paradise 2016 [Photo Gallery + Festival Review]

Fool’s Paradise was No Joke! For music lovers like myself that just can’t get enough of the Funk, Fool’s Paradise in beautiful St. Augustine Florida, was the perfect fan getaway. St. Augustine, America’s oldest city, was first discovered in 1513 by Juan Ponce De Leon while searching for the Fountain of Youth, and though it […]

Apr 12, 2016 Read →