Showing posts with label The Cool Kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Cool Kids. Show all posts
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Saturday, December 26, 2009
The Cool Kids & Don Cannon – Merry Christmas (FreEP)
I know i haven't been posting much lately but I'm making a comeback, and what a great way to come back to the world wide web with a Cool Kids mixtape produced by Don cannon, props to Cannon for keeping the fillers to a minimal.
The Cool Kids & Don Cannon – Merry Christmas - Download
Thursday, October 15, 2009
FBI Radio 95.5 Interview w/ Shantan Wantan Ichiban – Sidney, Australia
The Cool kids hooked up with Shantan from the Stolen Records On Sunset Show in Austalian for an interview, they give out some tips on how to take your music to the next level, oh yeah and the new album check it Out!!
Thursday, August 6, 2009
The Bloody Beetroots feat. The Cool Kids - “Awesome”
If you listen to one track by a masked, Italian production duo named after part of a vegetable today, let it be this one. On the lone single off their Romboarama LP, The Bloody Beetroots join forces with two of the coolest kids in the Midwest to introduce listeners to a sound that can only be described as “Awesome.” As Chuck Inglish and Mikey Rocks let heads across the globe know just how great they’re feeling, Sir Cornelius Bob Rifo and Tommy Tea back their flossing with a punchy instrumental driven by buzzsaw bass and syncopated synth stabs. The hard-edged, sorta over-the-top electro vibe may not be what listeners stateside are accustomed to, but this cut is as danceable as its creators are eccentric—that is, extremely. Romboarama is out now across the pond, but listeners wondering what else the Beetroots have up their sleeves will have to import the disc; unfortunately, there are no current plans for a domestic release.
The Bloody Beetroots ft. The Cool Kids - Awesome - Listen Now
Sunday, July 26, 2009
The Cool Kids Gold and a Pager - Live at D-Fest Tulsa 7/25/09
Unfortunately, I could not go to the festival because of my schedule but Shots Out To The Homies at 34th Street Vintage for allowing me to get a taste of what it was like in Tulsa , sound is not as good, but it was a real dope performance.
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