New D-Sisive album sounds nuts!

“Run With The Creeps” drops tomorrow (November 15th).

Pre-order HERE!

And come celebrate the album release November 18th @ The Rivoli (332 Queen St. West).

http://www.runwiththecreeps.com
http://www.facebook.com/dsisive
http://www.twitter.com/dsisive
http://www.urbnet.com/dsisive
http://www.flickr.com/dsisive

Previously: NEW VIDEO: Muneshine & Vinyl Frontiers feat. D-Sisive “Get So High” (Directed by Ken Galloway)

Directed by Famous

Official visuals for The Kid’s latest cut off his “Road To Center Stage” project featuring Melanie Durrant.

Shot & Edited by Zac Facts.

Produced by Boi-1da.

Acapella MP3: http://hulkshare.com/229cr53k9wx8
Clean MP3: http://hulkshare.com/adn8nfsngwnd
Dirty MP3: http://hulkshare.com/g0gyzuyo1952
Instrumental MP3: http://hulkshare.com/bb2uhfmiyplr

Entire DJ Pack including .wav files: http://www.sendspace.com/file/lfxgn5

Entire DJ Pack including .MP3 files: http://hulkshare.com/g0gyzuyo1952

Previously: NEW MUSIC: Kid Ink feat. Famous, Red Cafe & MGK “My City” + Tinchy Stryder feat. Famous, Tinie Tempah & Chipmunk “GameOver”

Nice introduction to Vancity’s Tonye Aganaba via visuals courtesy of HiphopVancouver (HHVtv).

Hit the jump for another nice performance of “Dancing With The Devil”.

Look for her “White Wizard” EP to drop December 13th.

www.livevision.ca

Previously: VIDEO: SonReal “Otis” (Freestyle) (HHVTV)

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Directed by Ian Kamau & Andrea Roberts.

Ian Kamau drops the third in his 3-part visual series for his cover of City & Colour’s “The Girl” (originally recorded for his Love & Other Struggles mixtape).

“One Day Soon” is out now!

http://www.iankamau.com

Previously: NEW ALBUM: Ian Kamau “One Day Soon”

Previously: NEW VIDEO: Ian Kamau “The Girl” (Cover) (Visual #2 of 3) (Directed by Nabil Shash)

Previously: NEW VIDEO: Ian Kamau “The Girl” (Cover) (Visual #1 of 3) (Directed by Nabil Shash)

Music from come-up Toronto artist Ekko Effect – produced by Nomadic Soul.

First cut off J Shiltz’s upcoming project “What I Stand For” – out November 17th.

Produced by Rich Kidd.

Previously: NEW MUSIC: J Shiltz “Stuck In A Dream” (DJ Pack) (Prod. royceBIRTH)

P. Reign drops “Night Shift” well…just because he wanted to.

DROPPIN SOMETHING I DID LASS NITE CALLED “NIGHT SHIFT” HERE YOU GO, FOR THE STREETS, FOR THE CLUBS

DOWNLOAD: P. Reign – Night Shift

Previous: NEW VIDEO: P. Reign “Ill Life” (Directed by Footage & Jon Riera)

That girl Jenna Garcia (formerly known as Jenna G) returns with Get Well Soon. Nice to have you back Jenna! For those that need the reminder, Jenna did her thing out here like 2004-2006’ish (including giving Drizzy his first cameo verse and video appearance in this) and then kinda disappeared for a minute from the spotlight. She’s been busy writing and grinding with some heavyweights south of the border for the past couple years so it’s nice to see a next project come to light.

Features include JRDN, Kat and one of my all time least favorite artists, Karl Wolf.

DIRECTIONS: ADMINISTER TO HEART

DOSAGE: LISTEN DAILY….

THIS IS DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO OPEN THEIR HEARTS TO LOVE,

WITHOUT QUESTION, DOUBT, OR FEAR…..

AND EVEN THOUGH IT MIGHT HURT OR CAUSE YOU PAIN SOMETIMES,

LOVE IS STILL ALWAYS THE REMEDY…..

I HOPE YOU GET WELL SOON,

LOVE, JENNA GARCIA

(TO ALL OF MY PRODUCERS, ENGINEERS, FRIENDS, & EVERYONE WHO SHARED THEIR UNDENIABLE TALENT WITH ME ON THIS PROJECT, I LOVE YOU ALL,

YOU’RE THE REASON WHY MY HEART IS SO FULL & WELL…

THANK-YOU FOR HELPING ME GET THIS MUSIC OUT,

IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING…..XOXO, JENNA)

DOWNLOAD: Jenna Garcia – Get Well Soon

Really dope 40 interview w/ GQ Magazine.

Drake’s music isn’t complex, but it is complicated. Steeped in warm, deep, dense beds, it’s closer in spirit to R&B than almost any hip-hop ever recorded. Wet, slapping drums; hazy synth tones; delicate, enveloping chords—it’s a sound that’s added a gravitas to the Canadian MC’s music. Drake feels important because his music sounds important. The primary architect of that sound, Noah “40” Shebib, has worked closely with Drake, creating an unusual partnership. 40 is credited with production on only eight of the 17 songs on Take Care, Drake’s second full-length album, but as an engineer and sounding board, his fingerprints are everywhere—the expansive palette, the patience, and the dramatic flourishes at song’s end. They craft albums together.

The 28-year-old Shebib, a Toronto native with a background as a child performer, like Drake, has been beside him during the biggest moments of his career. I talked with 40 on the eve of the highly anticipated Take Care about their history and the stories behind some of their best songs.

Get the full interview HERE!

Previously: FEATURE: Noah “40″ Shebib w/ TheFader.com

RaSoul connects with Elmnt for some laid back niceness.

Previously: NEW VIDEO: Lord Quest & ELMNT “Show Sh*t” + “Thank But Me” (Directed by Richenzo Faizon for Rich City Ent)