It’s a Canada Thing
[Different Kitchen EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE] Rah Rah – Henry (Rich Kidd remix) (MP3)
MP3 Download: Rah Rah – Henry (Rich Kidd Remix)
I love this! Remix track by T.dot’s finest, Rich Kidd from the Rahmixes remix album by Rah Rah. Scroll down to see the video of the original, which ain’t bad but props to Rich Kidd for maintaining the core and the spirit of the original but still making it way more funky:
And hit the jump if you’d like to hear the rest of the original Breaking Hearts album and the Rahmixes album. Thanks to Parkside at Hidden Pony records who I met in Hamilton last week for offering to partner with The Kitchen on this exclusive download premiere offer. Rahmixes will be out on November 15.
[Video] Saukrates – Say I featured in Nike’s ALWAYS ON: P.K. Subban Campaign Spot
Perfect for those of you about to get your HNIC on! (And no I’m not being crass! That’s ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ for you non-Canuck rubes out there, sheesh….)
And here’s an MP3 for those of you digging the track (limited time only):
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[Video] CBC Radio 3: 2011 Polaris Music Prize Gala Highlights
and here’s Arcade Fire accepting the $30,000 for winning the Polaris Music Prize:
Like I said on twitter, I think they’re worthy winners but Arcade Fire winning yet another award is so unexciting from a PR point of view. And just curious: do people outside of Canada think they are the best rock band in the world right now like one of my co-workers claimed the other day? Leave your thoughts on that in the comments below.
And if you’re curious about my thoughts on all the albums from this year’s Polaris Music Prize Long List, check them out by CLICKING HERE.
Université de Montréal Business School Students Mock Usain Bolt in Blackface Back-to-School Stunt
In 2011?! Still??! Really??! *Smdh….*
Read the full story HERE from the Toronto Star.
Read some of the comments on this CTV Montreal link about the story HERE. It’s clear we have a long way to go before we’re ever going to reach a post-racial society.