Archive for January, 2013
The Foodchain & 9th Wonder Concert Review
by Jonathan McNaughton Photos Credit: Ed Kelly, Next Level Films On December 20, 2012, Denver, Colorado was blessed with a show that exhibited the skilled emcees that Colorado has to offer. Colorado’s own Dj Chonz was the house DJ for the concert that was headlined by Colorado powerhouse the Foodchain, and also featured a DJ-only […]
Hyp-Hop Sells – Sumthin’ 4 tha People Vol.13 “Blu Ca$ino” Preview
by Darnell Teague & Jonathan McNaughton The 13th installment of the Mixtape series Sumthin’ 4 tha People–yes we said 13th installment; to hear releases 1-12, email [email protected]–“Blu Ca$ino” hosted by Bill Kushinton brings a more in-your-face sound that showcases the aggressive side of Hyp-Hop Sells that we normally don’t see. The lead single for the […]
Chris Daniels is going to the 2013 Grammy Awards!
by Torch Chris Daniels is a co-songwriter and a featured soloist on Jumping Jazz Kids. The album is nominated for the Children’s Album of the Year. CMB: How did you get started in this type of project? CD: I have known and worked with Mark Oblinger for years. We worked together on the Spark album, […]
Motionless In White Owns The Night
by Kalyca Lawrence Photo courtesy of Facebook page The enthusiasm of the Motionless In White show was practically tangible in the pulsing of the crowd who had waited through opening acts: Crown the Empire, Upon the Dawning, Stick to Your Guns, and Chelsea Grin. Jesse Barnett, lead vocalist of Stick to Your Guns, took a […]
Support Systems-Building Relationships with Students in Residential Treatment
by Andre Hallman (DJ SYMPL), Youth On Record [email protected] Hello, my name is Andre Hallman. My growth from childhood to adulthood was not the most pleasant experience. The main reason for that is I did not have support systems growing up. As my life was going on, I was at the point of giving up–it […]
Caramel Carmela-Skinny Jeans, Fat Bass-Review
by Jenn Cohen Skinny Jeans, Fat Bass, (released Nov.27), the latest effort by Denver locals, Caramel Carmela, is like a schizophrenic auditory trip. The five tracks, (six if you include a remix), play out consistently inconsistent, and not in a bad way. I kept thinking I had a grip on what the song was […]
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