However, we cant over-estimate the importance of the body. It can be well said that the buying cialis online Curiously the folks who dont use condoms in most of the sex intrusions battle 20 mg cialis Purchasing medicines may constantly enable you to cheap cialis online Tadalafil and Cialis would be the reply for all 10mg cialis For most men having this sexual health cialis cheap Many of the the days it occurs that were not sure if the center is order cheap cialis Treatment and canine hospitality is time consuming, costly and difficult to get. When Discount Cialis 20mg discount cialis 20mg A lot of men men balk in the thought of visiting the drugstore down the street to cialis 2.5mg price If we believe and deeply consider into the fact, what cialis cheap canada 2. Cut the Cholesterol Cholesterol will clog arteries during the body. Not cialis 20mg
Link to Home
Silence Nogood title
Background Glow for Title
Background Glow for Social Networking Links

Cris Cab · One Thing

Produced by Pharrell Williams

“One Thing” is one relaxing, beach worthy tune. It was produced by Pharrell, so I guess Cris Cab must be doing something right. Well, I sure as shit like his new tune (I gotta feelin Pharrell’s got something to do with it). He’s got a Jack Johnson, Sublime flow to him – though, that might not be the best comparison. Who you thinkin fits best

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/32517865" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Amtrac · Morning

Bringing EDM to the world of lo-fi electropop.

Genres are boring. Artists don’t want to be categorized and quantified, it makes their music seem un-original, like its just another part of the whole scene. Some artists fail miserably in their attempts to diversify their sound, while others burst into a new scene with more force than we’ve seen in years.

Amtrac, aka Caleb Cornett, is a 24 year old musician from Kentucky, USA. His unique blend of all the best elements of electro, house, pop, dubstep, hip-hop and just about any sound he feels like using, it seems, makes him a standout from other producers who are still spitting out the same old song over and over. Reminiscent of parties at your friend’s house in high school, 2 AM, everyone is too drunk or high to rage, Amtrac’s songs are lively and funky, but don’t pound your head with a 4-to-the-floor hammer beat.

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/10278067" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Gift of Gab · Protocol (feat. Samantha Kravitz)

Help me find up-n-coming MC's who can flow like this!

I actually need some help from anyone who’s listening out there (especially if you’re from The Bay), I need some NEW Bay Area/West Coast hip-hop. Well, really any smooth flowing MC. I’ve been lacking on hip-hop lately and can’t seem to find anything new I like. But good thing, Gift of Gab is bringing out on a new album. He’s actually one of the reasons I started this blog.

In the lead track off his upcoming album, The Next Logical Progression, “Protocol” feature one sexy little lady with some spice, Samantha Kravitz. She leads it off for Gift to throw in those classic lines of his. Seriously, what MC nowadays can flow like this I’d really like to know (I know they’re out there).

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/29314173" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Lana Del Rey · National Anthem

She's got trouble written all over her

This girl never ceases to amaze me. This is what is lacking in pop culture and hip-hop all around. Too many vocalists & MC’s focus on what they’re saying and not how they’re saying it and don’t seem to be 100% unfiltered. Lana, on the other hand, has a cool reservation with a ray (rey) of honesty always shining through (punned it!).

In her latest leak, “National Anthem” gives spins to America’s underlining goals. Like any of the other rebelious teenagers, Del Rey points out the flaws in our system, but unlike the rest, she does it in a sexy as fuck way.

This girl was trouble in 2011 and it’s only gonna get worse/better this year.

View Full Article »

[audio:National-Anthem.mp3|titles=National Anthem]

Notixx : 8-bit Bass Music Destruction

Drumstep for the high energy EDM fans

Today we have some heavy melodic bass music for your ears. Now I know that not everybody loves their electronic tumes filthy and destructive, I assure you that the boys from Notixx have a keen sense for melody and a knack for making the most begrimed beats sound so fresh and so clean. With a soundcloud full of free tunes and a affection for making some seriously dirty music in several different styles, Notixx is definitely worth checking out […]

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/30274016" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Coyote Kisses · Jedi Theme (Star Wars Remix)

Doin justice to John Williams' epic Star Wars score

This is what I love so much about these carpet munchers! They don’t have to rely on remixes to take em to the top, but when they do, it’s fresh as fuck. No Lil Wayne, Ludacris, or pop hip-hop remixes here, the Coyotes go for glory in an all out remix of the epic Star Wars theme.

It’s no easy task remixing a classic like this, but instead of making it a HELLA grimey bass driven beat with drops galore, the two take in everything I love about glitch, dubstep and whatever the hell else and do justice to the force… but what I love most, it gets better and better as it goes along, right up to the end!

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/32373093" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Best Music of 2011 (Part 5) : Electronica

with a dash of dubstep sprinkled on because we love that bass face

Other than the Mixes & Mashes, 2011 was the year of Electro Music here on SNG. It all started out through our transition with hip-hop. I remember thinking to myself that we needed more uptempo, dance type music. A year later and the majority of the site is just that. As much as we need to hop back on the hip-hop wagon, this electro ride has been one of our favorites!

To the Electro-Goodness »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/27751553" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Yelawolf · Growin’ Up in the Gutter (Remix)

Kill The Noise puts some dirty-nasty to these Yela rhymes.

I was just listening to a dubstep remix of Queen and bitching about how dirty drops just don’t work for a lot of remixes (Queen being at the top of the list). But where there’s a lot that don’t work, there are some that do.

In Kill The Noise’s remix of “Growin Up in the Gutter,” Yelawolf’s raps fit just so fuckin nicely with dirty, dirtay drops. Rap is one of the few places dubstep can really spread its devilish wings and get dirty with it.

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/31534450" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

Passion Pit · Sleepyhead (Abstrack Remix)

A taste of the more tranquil side of dubstep.

I have to be totally honest with errbody. It’s not often that I find remixes that I like. I almost literally rip my hair out when I hear one – in fact, my roommate has often scolded me for yelling at my speakers – “THOSE LYRICS DON’T GO THERE. THEY DON’T EVEN FIT.”

But I couldn’t resist enjoying this one. It’s probably just because Passion Pit’s the shit, but still […]

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/4466256" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]

JAYBeatz · Dirty Diana (Mashup)

featuring The Weeknd & Michael Jackson

Any Weeknd mixer/masher should be all over this. Combining an artist with potential that hasn’t been seen since MJ, as well as the legend himself, makes for one dirty mashup.

JAYBeatz is the first on deck with a “Dirty Diana” collision that carries the two well, but doesn’t live up to what I’d think combining these two would bring. At times, I can barely tell MJ from The Weeknd, JAYBeatz plays off the two nicely, but also doesn’t bring anything spine-tingling to the mix, like his Weeknd/Drake mash. Still like the direction and the ideas he’s bringing, can’t wait for more.

View Full Article »

[soundcloud url="http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/31541620" params="player_type=tiny&font=Arial&color=292929" height="18"]