Are you a Milwaukee musician/band? You can submit your music to be the Milwaukee Artist of the Week by emailing links to info@BreakingAndEntering.net. We’ll check out every submission we get! This week’s Milwaukee Artist of the Week is Kane Place Record Club, an indie sextet that is clearly a standout in the city’s music scene. With the addition of a
Read moreThe up and coming Chicago heavy hitter Vic Mensa is on tour, planning upcoming stops around the world, but also dropped a new Smoko Ono produced loosie yesterday. Catch the club ready, sort of trippy, “Feel That” below. Vic’s a name to remember, and I’ll be looking forward to trying to catch him at South by Southwest this year.
Read moreLegendary artist Elvis Costello made an unbelievable announcement last summer when he revealed that he would be doing an album with The Roots. The end result of that was “Wise Up Ghost”, an underrated mixture of a classic alternative artist with a classic hip hop band. Below is a recent studio performance blending the two, featuring the single “Walk Us
Read moreArtist, songwriter, and all out creative genius David Byrne can almost do no wrong in my eyes. The early Talking Heads records are perfectly creative, addicting, and totally different for their time period. There was a stretch in my life where I fell asleep to my Stop Making Sense DVD every night for weeks on end. But… He covered Biz
Read moreWhats going on all you rocking, head bobbing, molly popping folks! I’m a new blogger here for Breaking and Entering here to share with you awesome music, movies, and pop culture goodies. Not just that of Milwaukee, but nationwide as well, hell maybe even worldwide. I’m an avid music fan thats always on the prowl for some new tunes to
Read moreWith his own unique style, Alex Wiley drops “Own Man”, the first single from his second mixtape, “Village Party”. Tapping Mick Jenkins for the feature and Odd Couple for the production, this is a great teaser for what should be a solid mixtape this summer. Look for “Village Party” soon. Stream “Own Man” below:
Read moreAll-girl rockers HAIM recently released the video for “If I Could Change Your Mind” from their “Days Are Gone” album. Personally, I think this is a step into a new territory for the band. Fitting with their throwback sound is a video that would have killed on MTV in an earlier day, when there were videos played. Check it out
Read moreIn anticipation of his album, “Target” on the way, Gerald Walker dropped another mixtape, adding to an already strong slew of projects. “Yesterday You Said Tomorrow” follows in suit of Gerald’s previous releases, featuring production from Cardo and Sledgren of the Taylor Gang, as well as a hosting spot from DJ Rockstar. Gerald’s about to make some power moves, and
Read moreI wasn’t really into the idea of blogging about established artists like Tyga, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne, but, when it comes down to it, this track from “Young Money: Rise of an Empire” is worth it. The beat is simple, but the verses don’t sound like your typical Tyga and Nicki Minaj verses. Hell, even Lil Wayne doesn’t sound
Read moreOh no, but oh yeah it’s almost my favorite time of the year! FESTIVAL SEASON! After seeing Cochella’s and Bonnaroo’s line-up I can already sense how sad my bank account is about to be for the next few months, possibly even years. I am interested in seeing how these huge line-ups impact the rest of the big season’s line-up with Lollapalooza
Read moreAre you a Milwaukee musician/band? You can submit your music to be the Milwaukee Artist of the Week by emailing links to info@BreakingAndEntering.net. We’ll check out every submission we get! This week’s Milwaukee Artist of the Week is Rich P., a rapper who’s making his name on his own terms. In the world of hip hop, especially at the local
Read moreIt’s beginning to feel a lot like summer (it was a whole 40 degrees yesterday in Milwaukee!), and summer means it’s festival time! Bonnaroo got things kicked off for the year, announcing their lineup with a video featuring comedians Hannibal Buress and Taran Killam, along with a track from The Glitch Mob. Check it out: Because that was a lot
Read moreThe Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon basically just won the internet last night, with an abridged version of The Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” starring Brian Williams, Lester Holt, and Kathy Lee Gifford. Infinite props to the video editor that came up with this idea, because they nailed it. Absolutely crushed it. I’m gonna watch it again. You should too: Jimmy
Read moreThe party was on at this year’s Brit Awards, with major theatric performances and an amazing lineup of talent. One of the performances that everyone is talking about, though, is this collaboration between Lorde, Disclosure, and AlunaGeorge. Check out this epic performance, complete with a gigantic, light-up statue that dwarfs Lorde. Very cool. Watch:
Read moreDutty yeah! Sean Paul is back, this time as a feature on the latest leak from Major Lazer’s “Apocalypse Soon” EP. It’s mind blowing how well the combination of the two acts fits so well. It’s a major update to the sound that made Sean Paul famous, and it isn’t over the top EDM or Dancehall. Check out the new
Read moreBleachers is the side project of Fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff, and I’ll be damned if this song isn’t just as catchy as anything off of “Some Nights”. With a weird mixture of uplifting, big sounds and lyrics that lean on the sadder side of things, the song is an amalgamation of emotions. It’s sort of like a slap in the
Read moreWith his album, “Oxymoron” dropping today, Schoolboy Q leaked out the premiere of a track called “Blind Threats” with Raekwon. It was part of a video, but the internet’s got the hookup on the audio. Thanks, internet. Stream it below:
Read moreWhile he may have moved out west, Dukalion is definitely always representing Milwaukee. So it’s only right that we share that with him, and share his new EP “The Journey of The Lost Ark” EP with you. No matter what part of the country you’re in, this is definitely worth a spin in the car stereo. When it comes down
Read moreDare I say it, but we finally have new Weezer! On their recent Weezer cruise (because cruises are the new arena tours), the band unleashed “Back to The Shack”, an ode to their early days as a band. Rivers Cuomo and co. kept to their signature sound on this one, but regardless of what you think of it, it’s just
Read moreI have to admit, I have a soft spot for Lily Allen. I don’t know why, I just do. There’s something about the innocent voice mixed with not so innocent lyrics that just works, and that’s definitely what she has going for her. Her latest track, “L8 CMMR” (we’ll let you guess what that’s about) is a very vintage sounding
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Read moreGUYSS!!! It’s the most magical time of year when snow covers the ground and we all get sad and cooped up inside! WOOT! Ok jokes and snow aside, Winter is actually prime concert going season. Bands make their most money anymore going on tours. (think about it more people download albums, then purchase them anymore) I am a proud supporter
Read moreGet your 3D glasses out for this one, as the always entertaining Death Grips are back their new video for “No Love”. In a word, this thing is intense. The song is super tough to begin with, but the trippy visuals and helter skelter only add to the madness. Enjoy:
Read moreAre you a Milwaukee musician/band? You can submit your music to be the Milwaukee Artist of the Week by emailing links to info@BreakingAndEntering.net. We’ll check out every submission we get! There are very few times when a band name is as accurate as it’s sound, but this week’s Milwaukee Artist of the Week are spot on. Direct Hit! is a
Read moreFormer Milwaukee Artist of the Week, and member of The Lost, Bili Ro$e just dropped his newest video from his “Last Supper” release. This is another dubstep/hip hop combo that’s sure to want you leaving more. Check out the Spaz Gordon directed visuals below:
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