Monthly Archives: April 2017

Two Door Cinema Club Blows MKE Away with their First Show Here

The audience was quiet and waiting around slowly anticipating Two Door Cinema Club’s premiere MKE’s show at Pabst Theater. Being hump day, you can tell people were tired and very little low energy after the week. Suddenly, an insane light show started to happen. EDM pump up music started playing, making me and everyone else confused of where they were.

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VIDEO: Phlow Featuring Pryce, Mz Kiss, and Pasha – “MP3”

Nigerian emcees Phlow, Pryce, Mz Kiss, and Pasha have a monster track on their hands with “MP3”, a track that combines hip hop and dancehall into a summertime banger. Produced by Teck-Zilla, the influence of music on both sides of the Atlantic come into play, creating a global vibe on the track. The combination of Phlow’s delivery, which audibly carries

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AUDIO: Edubbs Featuring Nick Grace – “No Games”

Milwaukee artist Edubbs puts out music with almost machine-like efficiency, and a good majority of his releases are of the highest quality. Dubbs latest drop is a track featuring fellow local rapper Nick Grace, entitled “No Games”. The bass-heavy track, produced by Deathvadvr, talks about the pair of rappers avoiding any distractions in order to get to their money. The

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88 Nine RadioMilwaukee 10 Year Anniversary Block Party Lineup Announced

88Nine is having a big year to celebrate a decade of being RadioMilwaukee. In addition to previously announcing a new, all Milwaukee radio station on Milwaukee Day, they’ve also announced a block party in front of their Walker’s Point studio on Saturday, June 24th.  Chicago up and comer and Chance the Rapper collaborator Noname will headline, along with major names

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Introducing: The ShowOut Showcase

Today we’re thrilled to announce that we’re partnering with Dana Coppafeel and Mammyth, as well as Uni-Fi Records, for a new addition to our regular concert calendar, The ShowOut Showcase. This will be a monthly hip hop showcase, hosted by the duo, with the intention of showcasing the talented artists that make up Milwaukee’s hip hop scene. The ShowOut Showcase

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AUDIO: Guerrilla Ghost – “Suicide Notes Of The 21st Century”

The internet provides us many things; some good, some not so good. However, if you’re a musician, it provides access to millions of songs, and thousands of genres and sub-genres, all of which can influence the songwriting process. In the case of Milwaukee’s Guerrilla Ghost, it’s obvious that the group’s sound is the byproduct of digital crate-digging. On the group’s

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VIDEO: Capture – “Dingbats”

The Australian band once known as Capture the Crown recently went through a bit of transformation, and have decided to move forward as simply Capture. The reincarnated band hasn’t completely left their legacy behind, however, as you can see snippets of their time under a previous moniker in their new video for “Dingbats”, from the band’s upcoming record, “Lost Control”.

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AUDIO: Mothica – “Sometimes”

Brooklyn-by-way-of-Oklahoma artist Mothica is gearing up for the release of her second EP, “Heavy Heart”, and recently shared the first single from the release, “Sometimes”. The track marries pop music melodies with characteristics of underground EDM, and the two blend very well to create something unique to Mothica’s style. This mixture of styles has tremendous potential for heavy rotation from

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RECAP: 2017 WAMI Awards

On Sunday night, Turner Hall Ballroom played host to the 37th annual Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) Awards, and hundreds of local artists from throughout the state filled the room. Over 40 awards were given out throughout the night, and the show also featured performances from Scott E. Berendt and the Us Project, Bella Cain, NO/NO, Green Screen Kid, The

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AUDIO: Dashcam & Ipa Ghost – “Digital Summer”

The third track in Nice FM’s “Nice Tribes” series is here, this time blending the work of label head Dashcam with Chicago-based producer Ipa Ghost. “Digital Summer” is incredibly chilled out, with an array of snares and percussion hitting you sporadically, mixed with spacey synthesizers and a bell loop that is instantly an earworm. It’s a nice blend that falls

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