In this week’s Roundup, we feature new music from Ethereal, Ben Carson, Maximum Balloon, Rah Digga and Robyn. The latter covers Bjork’s “Hyperballad.” Listen and download these songs and more here.
Music
Too New: If You Ask, VV Brown Is Ready
That British chick finally made it to Atlanta after expressing her love for Janelle Monae and craving for some summer heat. Her opening performance for Maroon 5 was a surprise to the families here.
Filip Filipi – Too High Feat Hyper Crush & Christian Rich (MP3)
Touch the sky with the latest from rapper/producer Filip Filipi. This one is called “Too High” and features a who’s who of hipster rappers. Hyper Crush, Christian Rich & Slush Puppy Kids all make a cameo.
Speak Easy – Words Have Power (Review & Download)
How Could One Man Have All That Power? If he’s Speak Easy he uses words. The Atlanta based artist has recently leaked his debut album Words Have Power, a 14 track tour de force of lyrical content.
Timeshare feat Dan Parsons – Do It All (Video)
Corinne Stevie’s favorite producer Timeshare recently dropped the music video for his Dan Parsons assisted track “Do It All.” The video was directed by Patrick Kelly and follows the Aussie artists. Watch it now.
Jay Scott’s Debut Album “Fear Of Love” Available Now
The songs on Jay’s Fear Of Love are the perfect balance of mainstream and indie music. At once it’s creative and catchy–a difficult feat for most artists. Download “Fear Of Love” Now.
Hood Internet & Kid Static – Chi City (Video)
Chicago based DJ/Producers, The Hood Internet, need no introduction. Their mixes are an amalgamation of sounds and genres. Think Girl Talk, minus about 50% of the OCD.
Rahbi Brings Glitz, Glamour & Friends For “Strange Fruit V”
Everybody loves Rahbi, and this Friday you can find out why. August 13, Rahbi will present his latest extravaganza Strange Fruit V at the Apache Cafe in the Midtown area of Atlanta, GA.
Scott Hardkiss – You & I (Telepathe Remix) (MP3)
In his latest EP You & I, Scott Hardkiss takes the closing track from his stellar debut album Technicolor Dreamer and gave various producers a shot a remixing the already hard to top track.
Katie Melua – The House (Album Review)
Elaborately produced by William Orbit, UK songstress Katie Melua’s fourth album The House isn’t the glitchy electronic dance album one might expect. Lead-off single “The Flood” starts off.





