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Jasmine and Eyedress – Let Love Fill in the Space (WATCH THE SHORT FILM)
By Noel Spiva Musician and producer Eyedress (Idris Vicuña) and wife, Jasmine, recently released the album, “I USED TO LIVE IN THE ZOMBIES’ HOUSE.” Jasmine’s debut 10-track album features lofi-love beats and smooth, soft vocals. Watch their stunning short film highlighting her song “LET LOVE FILL THE SPACE” below to see their beautiful family in […]
KCOU New Music Adds 2/5/18
Now introducing our updated Spotify playlist! It will recycle each week with the new adds. Sick cool smart awesome hip funky nice!
KCOU New Music Adds 10/16/17
UOCK: Nothing Was the Same > Take Care
By Elorm Nutakor When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for a man to honor the one and only Aubrey Graham in the month he was born, the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare their admiration. Every October, I like to take some time out of my busy schedule to […]
Rapsody – Power (#REALHIPHOPONLY)
By Ashwini Mantrala Jamla Record’s finest (and one of the most underrated lyricists, female or male, in rap) Rapsody drops her third studio album “Laila’s Wisdom,” and showcases her artful storytelling beautifully on “Power.” Assisted by TDE’s Lance Skiiiwalker and Kendrick Lamar, Rapsody lays down her life view and disposition over an 808-heavy, classicist beat […]
Chromatics – Shadow (BITTERSWEET)
By Noah McCarty Making its rerecorded debut on “Twin Peaks: the Return,” this Chromatics track embodies the band’s trademark sweet-but-somber synth-pop style. Topped with longing, atmospheric vocals, “Shadow” is a shining example of why, 16 years after the band’s start, Chromatics is still worthy of our attention.
XXXTentacion, and Rappers like him, are Hip-Hop’s Largest Obstacle
By Ethan Brown For the first time in U.S. history, hip-hop is the most popular genre in the country. But that’s already in jeopardy as artists like XXXTentacion stake their claim while leaving bruises on women in “black and blue, purple, every color under the rainbow.” This haunting description is one of many included in […]
UOCK: Miguel is Not Working on a New Album…
By Elorm Nutakor It’s 5 a.m. in Toronto, and I sit at a flight terminal in Pearson International Airport, waiting for boarding call. Naturally, my headphones are blasting Drake’s “5AM in Toronto” as I soak in the moment. It’s clearly cause for celebration considering I just checked off another bucket list item. I’m on a […]
SEC Women’s Tournament Recap: South Carolina Takes Its All At Home
By: Lauren Rosenberg The SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament kicked off in the first round with the Vanderbilt Commodores squaring off against the Alabama Crimson Tide. The game was supposed to be set in stone with a Commodores win, but sports always surprise you at every turn. The Commodores post a worse record than the Crimson […]