Holy.sh-t!!! Crazy….
I can’t vouch for how legit or accurate this is but in the midst of the frenzy that is all things Odd Future (OFWGKTA), I’d be extremely remiss if I didn’t share this from the inbox last night:
“You want some unreleased tunes from the wolf with an amazing voice? Well we’re here to supply. Frank Ocean is a stage name, and our guy Frank previously went by the pseudonym Lonny Breaux. The artist formerly known as Lonny Breaux has been writing songs and making music for a while now, and reportedly has collaborated with the likes of Justin Bieber, Ne-Yo, Rihanna, and more.
The homie @IAMKRIS24 over at Marble Stoop went ahead and gathered up all the Lonny Breaux tracks he could get his hands on, along with some stuff Mr. Ocean released prior to and after his breakout album Nostalgia, ULTRA and put together The Lonny Breaux Collection. Such a thing is not in anyway an official release from Frank Ocean, however it is a ton of music you probably haven’t heard from the persistently mysterious Frank Ocean. It’s also worth mentioning that these tracks include production from several big producers; The Runners, J.R. Rotem, and Midi Mafia.”
Download: Frank Ocean – The Lonny Breaux Collection [hulkshare]
[via Urban Poppin’ Champaign (!)]
New event in support of the Toronto brand management company, The Truth. Here’s the skinny:
“I wanted to have the type of night where the DJs could play classics from Tribe/Outkast/Souls of Mischief but also play grimier club songs from Wayne, Dipset, Clipse, Jay, Kanye. Should be a lot of good people and good music.”
I’ll probably be there for a hot second. Drop a comment if you are too.
Sade covers an old Thin Lizzy track for her upcoming greatest hits double CD album dubbed, The Ultimate Collection? This is why I continue to worship at her feet. There are four new cuts on the collection due out May 3rd including a remix of featuring Jay-Z.
Since I’m a part of the shenanigans this year, I feel obligated to let you know about this happening tomorrow (Tuesday)….
Each month a Polaris jury member presents a record currently under consideration for their 2011 ballot.
This month Eye Weekly’s Chris Bilton presents the latest from LAND OF TALK – “Cloak and Cipher”
The program features a live interview with Elizabeth Powell of Land of Talk followed by a listening session of the album and special giveaways – made by Liz Powell herself – including including: Hand-made recycled journals, signed and personalized
cassette tapes copies of “Belle Epoque” (recorded by Jim Guthrie in 1998), vinyl copies of “Cloak and Cipher.” T-shirts and hoodie too!
FREE EVENT – Doors at 7 PM
I’ll probably be there. CLICK HERE for more details.