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MUSIC IS PLAYING. EVAN SLAGLE. THE RECORD ROOM 6

February 12, 2018 By SPITZ Leave a Comment

Our homie and collaborator for FIRST LOOK 2, Evan Slagle, runs a dope cosy recording space, The Record Room. The Record Room is a boutique recording studio located in the heart of Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong’s up and coming creative district. As a traditional studio they are a one stop shop, offering the full spectrum of audio production from tracking to mixing and mastering. Founded by Evan in 2016, The Record Room has developed into a creative space with an open door policy allowing artists, designers and musicians roam freely.

This curated playlist highlights some favorite records on repeat at The Record Room. All contemporary artists, with styles ranging from psychedelic rock to experimental. Hopefully ya’ll will dig it and discover something new!

Find The Record Room here and show’em some love : www.facebook.com/therecordroomhk/

Arcade Fire – Electric Blue

Filed Under: Dailies, Music Tagged With: Electric Blue, Evan Slagle, Hong Kong, The Record Room, Wong Chuk Hang

GEMS. RUGGED MUSIC, ROCK ABRUHAM FT. CROOKED I, BLU, AND JASON ROSE

February 11, 2018 By SPITZ Leave a Comment

‘Rugged Music’ is the third single from Rock Abruham brewed with the legendary Crooked I and Blu from the west coast as well as DMV’s Jason Rose. ‘Thank You Very Much’ set to be released on January 26th.
When purchasing the album, you will be in the running to win cases of some of the highest rated beers from some of the best breweries in the country such as Alchemist, Treehouse, Trillum, Aslin, The Answer, Other Half, Founders and plenty more.

Pre Order the album here at rockabruham.bandcamp.com

Filed Under: Hip Hop, Music Tagged With: Blu, CROOKED I, GEMS. RUGGED MUSIC, Hip Hip, JASON ROSE, music, Rock Abruham

GEMS. BAKER’S DOZEN. SKYZOO FT. RAHEEM DEVAUGHN AND APOLLO BROWN

February 10, 2018 By SPITZ Leave a Comment

On “Baker’s Dozen”, I wanted to explore the world I know, same as I always have throughout my career, but from the perspective of what once was, currently is, and probably will foreseeably be, by diving into what happens when things like gentrification take place in that world. The idea of desire and attainability, by all means, regardless of the changes around you. The muse for the record was D’angelo’s ‘Devil’s Pie’, which prompted me to bring in my brothers Apollo Brown and Raheem Devaughn, whom I’ve frequently worked with in the past. The energy they brought to the record was flawless. Vision fulfilled indeed. – Skyzoo

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