Just in case you haven’t heard of her yet, she’s a pretty dope, talented singer-songwriter hailing from the UK. Diggin’ her sound. It’s like Lykke Li x Björk.
Ellie Goulding
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Buck 65 Music Video Treatment by Travis Hopkins
Check out this video with dope typographic-motion treatment by Travis Hopkins, BUCK 65 “Superstars Don’t Love”.
This is a speculative music video I made for The Legendary Buck 65. It is comprised of over 60 fictional movie title cards inspired by the lyrics of the track “Superstars Don’t Love” off Buck’s 2011 release “20 Odd Years”.
Pon de Floor
What is so addicting with this dope-ass beat?!
I heard it first with Major Lazer’s “Pon de Floor”.
Then later last year in 2010, Diddy-Dirty Money’s “Ass On The Floor”.
And recently, Beyonce’s “Run The World (Girls)”.
Whatever it is—dope beat is dope.
Genki Sudo, Warrior-Poet
I’ve heard of MMA fighter Genki Sudo a while back only to be reminded and refreshed that he was an entertainer now (under the same name) by the homegirl Belle.
Here is Genki Sudo’s group World Order, in their music video, “Machine Civilization”. Music by Genki Sudo/Takashi Watanabe; words by Genki Sudo.
Ain’t it dope?!
Santigold — “GO”
Santigold has never been one to mince words. The Brooklyn-bred musician turned heads with her 2008 eponymous album and collaborations with artists such as The Beastie Boys, Major Lazer and others. Here, along with the premiere of her new track “GO (feat. Karen O),” Santi decodes the meaning of the song (which was produced by Q-Tip, Switch and Santi herself, along with Nick Zinner on guitar), working with Karen O of The Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the concept of the new American Dream.
Listen and read up some more over at Jay-Z’s Life+Times here.
Update
You may download the track via 2DopeBoyz here.