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Chancellor Warhol

Chancellor Warhol

“I am the thread that accents, not the fabric that overwhelms.” Once in a while, true artistry comes along and the world takes notice. Chancellor Warhol is such an artist. Born Antonio Dewayne Boleyjack in Nashville, TN, Chancellor Warhol grew up engulfed in the diverse Nashville sound that shapes his very own music today. Combined with the natural love for fashion and design, he is an artist making his creative mark on the world.

Channeling an electro-rap style that is uniquely his own, Warhol released his first solo album, Japanese Lunchbox in 2010 (Voted Best Rap Album of 2010 by the Nashville Scene). His unconventional sound has earned him a place on stage at this year’s Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, Atlanta’s A3C and headlining Next Big Nashville’s Soundland music festival. Warhol has also supported a long list of artists, including Questlove, Kid Cudi, G-Side, and Yelawolf. His music has been featured on the industry podcast “Bands Under the Radar”, HBO’s ‘Less Than Kind’, and the Gen Art Film Festival’s award winning film, Saeng-il (Birthday).

I’m On

Bleeding Hearts (feat. Mickey Ekko)

Clement Marfo & The Frontline

Clement Marfo & The Frontline

Clement Marfo & The Frontline are a seven-piece diverse collective from South London led by the charismatic Clement. Born to Ghanaian parents and raised in Kingston, South London, Clement has become something of a phenomenon in the underground British grime scene. Clement’s hard-hitting flow is complimented by the multi-talents of vocalist Kojo, Dion on drums, Jonny on bass, Rich and Dan on guitar and the sole female of the collective, Stacey, on keyboards and vocals.

Clement Marfo & The Frontline’s inimitable sound comes from their deft ability to fuse hip-hop, grime, rock and pop in a brilliantly idiosyncratic fashion. Known for their energetic and irrepressible live shows, the last year has seen them gain early radio support from Zane Lowe, Huw Stephens and Semtex; as well as playing live with a wide range of artists including Plan B, Example and Florence and The Machine. Last summer saw them play big shows at The Coronet for ‘Let’s Go Crazy, Hoxton Bar & Grill for ‘ILUVLIVE’ and Shoreditch House for ‘Wired’. They also took part in Sara Cox’s Insanity New Music Tour, playing at universities across the UK.

Mayhem

Music Video Monday #31

Keane – ‘Disconnected’

GIVERS – ‘Ceiling of Plankton’

The Shins – ‘Simple Song’

Lonsdale Boys Club – ‘Light Me Up’

Admiral Fallow – ‘The Paper Trench’

Great Lake Swimmers – ‘New Wild Everywhere’

 Family of the Year – ‘St. Croix’

Caro Emerald - ‘Back It Up’

Halfway To New York – ‘Treading Water’

BOY – ‘Drive Darling’

Lizzie and the Yes Men – ‘The Broadwalk’

Mixtape : The Unearthed.

The Unearthed.

Part 1 – Music From a Bedroom.

5 Cent Theatre – ’Pecheski’ (UK) link 
The Vaudeville Smash feat. Kate Vigo – ‘I Want You’ (AUS) link
Lonehill Estate – ’Daans!’ (SA) link
Popcult – ‘Life In The Wind’ (USA) link
Crystal Bats – ‘Tonight’ (UK) link
Aaron King – ‘You Don’t Know What It Is’ (UK) link
Dean Fields – ‘Forever Never Knowing’ (USA) link
The Foxes – ‘Run’ (UK) link
The Home Guard – ‘Other People’ (UK) link
Christa Vi – ‘Your Heart’ (UK/AUS) link
Autoheart – ‘Control’ (UK) link
The Traps – ‘The Honey Drip’ (UK) link
The Day Life – ‘Pick Me Up’ (USA) link

Part 2 – Aussie Unearthed.

My Own Pet Radio – ‘All Colours’ (AUS) link
Courts & Kings – ‘Across The Hill’ (AUS) link
Boy On A String – ‘Woman?!’ (AUS) link
Little Hefty – ‘Life’s a Wonder’ (AUS) link
Le Fin – ‘Light The Way’ (AUS) link
Cub Scouts – ‘Do You Hear?’ (AUS) link
Jeremy Neale – ‘Winter Was The Time’ (AUS) link
Chris Gillespie – ‘Unnatural Light’ (AUS) link
Funilingus – ‘Esmerelda’ (AUS) link
Art Of Sleeping – ‘Empty Hands’ (AUS) link
Jimmy Hawk and the Endless Party – ’Meet Me At The Party’ (AUS) link
Dirt Farmer – ‘Johny Marble’ (AUS) link
The Griswolds – ‘Mississippi’ (AUS) link
Spender – ‘Magic Man’ (AUS) link
The Royal Gala – ‘Don’t Wait Up For Me Tonight’ (AUS) link

Music Video Monday #30

Paloma Faith – ‘Picking Up The Pieces’

Connie Lim – ‘LA City’

The Vaudeville Smash feat Kate Vigo – ‘I Want You’

The Cairos – ‘Shame’

Half Moon Run – ‘Full Circle’

The Bamboos feat. Tim Rogers – ‘I Got Burned’ [Live]

Xavier Rudd – ‘Follow The Sun’

Carly Rae Jepsen – ‘Call Me Maybe’

Emily and The Woods – ‘Steal His Heart’

Monument Valley – ‘Your Cover Blown’

Paper Aeroplanes – ‘Multiple Love’

Sucré

Sucré

Sucré is a musical group comprised of Stacy King, Darren King and Jeremy Larson. Their debut album ‘A Minor Bird’ will be available April 10th 2012! (Stream the album on HelloGiggles.)

When We Were Young

The Neighbourhood

The Neighbourhood

After a brief look through the band’s Tumblr you can see the enigmatic The Neighbourhood already have been covered by several blogs and music sites; this will no doubt be one of the break out acts in 2012.

With a blend of dark pop, melodic pop rock and Lana Del Rey vibes, the Los Angeles based quintet will (as the rumours says) have an EP out this sping.

Sweater Weather

Female Robbery