Tagged: Jacques Greene
FADER Mix: Jacques Greene
Montreal’s moody R&B-house producer, very solid DJ and dude in the glasses in Azealia Bank’s “212″ video, Jacques Greene sets off on a North American tour this month, hitting cities from Vancouver to Miami, where … read more »
Stream Katy B’s Danger EP
London pop sensation and Jim Jones-pal Katy B has released a new, four-song EP called Danger. It’s rap-leaning, featuring guests like Wiley and Iggy Azalea, along with Jacques Greene and Jessie Ware. Read Duncan Cooper’s … read more »
In Portland With: Music Fest NW
Music Fest NW is the perfect way to learn Portland. For five nights, bands from the fest’s insane lineup perform in venues spread across town, the city quickly becoming a seamless blend of cabs, lines … read more »
Live: Portland’s Music Fest Northwest
In a couple key ways, if you’ve been to one music festival, you’ve basically been to most of them. I don’t say that in a disparaging way, more just to point out that at these … read more »
Stream: Zodiac f. Jesse Boykins III, “Come”
Jeremy Rose—the producer who says he came up with the idea for the “dark R&B project” that became The Weeknd and produced early versions of breakout tracks like “The Morning” and “What You Need” (but … read more »
FADER/MoMA PS1 Warm Up Mix: Hieroglyphic Being
Every Saturday every summer, MoMA PS1 presents Warm Up, a event series taking place in their enormous courtyard. The museum—MoMA’s longstanding sister site in Long Island City, Queens—is a lightning rod for new and exciting … read more »
MoMA PS1′s Warm Up 2012 Lineup
Judging from MoMA PS1’s Warm Up lineup, we will once again be spending our summer Saturdays sweaty and stoked in the courtyard of MoMA PS1. This year we’ll be shaded (and the air will be … read more »
The Let Out: LuckyMe Takeover with Hudson Mohawke, Jacques Greene, The Blessings and More
The forward-thinking beatmakers of skewed Scottish hip-hop/dance label LuckyMe are taking over New York tonight (flyer after the jump), but first they’re descending upon The Let Out, our weekly show on East Village Radio. Not … read more »
