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GRiZ: Good Will Prevail Proves to be a Masterpiece

Reaching the #12 spot on the top album list on iTunes, GRiZ’s newest album Good Will Prevail is the funkiest material to hit the charts this fall.

As GRiZ is best known for his extremely unique footprint in the world of EDM music, this album features a myriad of collaborations. As always, GRiZ loves to scream “community feel” in all he does, and creates - this collection of tracks does just that. This extensive group of 13 tracks features artists like Cherub, Big Gigantic, Muzzy Bearr, and Tash Neal. Self proclaimed as his “best work yet”, GRiZ proves to us again and again why he is the frontrunner for all these funk, soul, and feel good.

MusicRachel HartmanOctober 25, 2016edm, dance, electronic, electro, new, new music, new album, album release, album, griz, release, let good prevail, funk, house, saxComment

Get a 'Little Bit of This' With GTA + Vince Staples

GTA, who is patiently awaiting their highly anticipated "Good Times Ahead" Tour and debut album just shared their newest single titled 'Little Bit of This' featuring the fresh lyrics of Vince Staples. The song comes as one of their newest songs off of their "Good Times Ahead" album which is set for an Oct. 7 release date.

The song, which was shared as a music video on social media outlets, displays Vince Staples in a simple grey sweatshirt spitting his rhythmic lyrics that always manage to capture the attention of listeners. With a smooth sound and fresh versus the song has already hit well over 150,000 views on YouTube.

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Post Death Soundtrack Releases Downtempo Electronic Album 'The Unlearning Curve'

Post Death Soundtrack has dropped a genre-twisting album that's sure to take you down the rabbit hole. The Unlearning Curve takes the psych sounds of David Bowie and The Beatles and throws them into a form of electronic music.

Post Death Soundtrack, hailing from Vancouver, is known to weave together a number of different genres to create a unique sound unheard by anyone before. Who would think to mix pop and punk with electronic and industrial? These guys did, and they make it work. After a three year hiatus, Post Death Soundtrack released this recent nine-track album as an "eclectic narrative about dropping concepts, healing and venturing into the unknown."