The Video:

This fall, Canadian hip-hop legend Saukrates will release his new album, Season One. Already, Soxx has released the video for the lead single, “Say I,” and he followed that visual with the album’s second single, “All The Way.” Today, Saukrates is unveiling the album’s latest single, and newest visual, for the song “Tomorrow.”

There are few artists out right now with a penchant for making motivational anthems quite like Saukrates. And like “Say I” before it, “Tomorrow” comes equipped with a raucous beat and chant-along hook that reaches its climax as the chorus comes fully to a head, with Saukrates singing, “Tomorrow’s mine, yeah, tomorrow’s mine.” The video, directed by Figgz, is a trippy affair that takes a number of rowdy, black-and-white performance shots and flips, morphs, duplicates, and melds them into a visual as exciting to watch as the song is to listen to.

In addition to the video, Saukrates is also giving fans the next installment of the “Saukrates Philosophies” webisode series. In “Saukrates Philosophies – Part IV” Soxx describes his upcoming album, his creation process and more. Watch “Part IV” here:

Watch the video for “Tomorrow” here:

In case you missed it, Saukrates is holding a remix contest for his previous single, “All The Way.” Check out more info, see the prizes, and enter the contest here: http://frostbytemedia.net/saukrates-all-the-way-remix-competition

The Background:

With a career in hip-hop spanning well over 15 years, emcee/producer/songwriter Saukrates is one of Canada’s most influential and important musical figures. At the age of 16, Saukrates had begun rhyming over his own homegrown production, pressing CDs independently and scraping money together for studio time. His hard work paid off and by 1996 Saukrates had won his first Juno Award for Best Rap Recording. After working with such notable figures as Redman, Nelly Furtado and Drake over the years, Saukrates is ready to make his latest release: Season One his best yet. The album has been released digitally in Canada and the US and physically in Canada. The US physical release date is scheduled for August, 2012.

Since releasing their debut EP 100% No Modern Talking in 2011, the past 4 months have been a whirlwind of success for Knife Party- the four tracks have received over 500,000 downloads worldwide and Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen have been tirelessly DJ-ing all around the world, curating their own Earstorm stage at Australia’s massive Future Music Festival and embarking on a US tour with appearances in Las Vegas, New York, Austin and on the main stage at Ultra Music Festival in front of 100,000 people. Now they’re primed to release their follow up on Big Beat / Earstorm, the Rage Valley EP, on May 28th at Beatport, and on June 4th at all other digital retailers worldwide.

RAGE VALLEY EP TRACK LISTING:

1. Rage Valley
2. Centipede
3. Bonfire
4. Sleaze feat. Mistajam

KNIFE PARTY LIVE DATES SUMER 2012

5/31 Firestone Outdoor // Orlando

6/2 Live 105′s BFD 2012 // San Francisco

6/3 The Brooklyn Terminal Project // Brooklyn

6/7 Bassrush Massive @ Orleans Arena // Las Vegas

6/8 Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas

Wiz Khalifa – Work Hard Play Hard video

Directed by: Bill Paladino

Timbo King – Bar Exam video

Wu-tang affiliate Timbo King presents the official video for “Bar Exam,” off his debut album “From Babylon To Timbuk2.” Album now in stores everywhere.

Song produced by BP Productions
Video directed and edited by Hickory Lawson for Cut And Dry Productions

Khingz – F.u.t.u.r.e. video

This is the music video for “f.u.t.u.r.e.” the latest single from Seattle emcee Khingz’ latest album “Liberation of the Monster”.

Name your price and buy the album here

http://wanderingworx.bandcamp.com/album/liberation-of-the-monster

2 Chainz – Riot video remix featuring 50 Cent

Meet Nardwuar the Human Serviette, one of the most fascinating and well-respected voices in music. Nardwuar is acclaimed for his extensive research and his interview questions always take celebrities by surprise. Stay tuned for weekly interviews by Nardwuar on the i am OTHER channel.

Official video for 2 Chainz’s “Undastatement” off of the ‘T.R.U. REALigion’ mixtape

Noisey just premiered the new video from A-Trak and Dillon Francis, an infectious collab called “Money Makin’,” out today on Fool’s Gold. In keeping with the two DJs’ absurd sense of humor, they star in the clip as repairmen who transform a busted ATM into a hard-partying dance machine that takes the big city by storm… until the dough runs out.

Directed by Ben Solomon and Daniel B Levin, and featuring cameos from P-Thugg and Dave 1 of Chromeo, rap legend Greg Nice, Action Bronson and more, “Money Makin’” is yet another must-see FG music video, and the perfect kick-off to summer jam season.

ABOUT A-TRACK AND DILLON FRANCIS:

A-Trak is a DJ hero, scratching his way through the world’s biggest festivals, sold out club shows, and even stadiums both solo and as half of disco house titans Duck Sauce. Along with his acclaimed remixes and original productions, he’s also co-founder of Fool’s Gold, the trendsetting independent record label. Dillon Francis is one of dance music’s boldest young guns, dropping the bass on high-profile remixes for the likes of Calvin Harris and Flux Pavillion, not to mention his own signature tracks on Mad Decent and OWSLA. “Money Makin’” is their first collaboration

Lianne La Havas just released the latest video for “Is Your Love Big Enough?,” the title track from her debut full length album due August 7 via Nonesuch. See the video, which follows La Havas and her bandmates on tour in Europe:

The album Is Your Love Big Enough? acts almost like a map of the route La Havas has taken through life, through love, in the past three years. She notes: “The title is a question that mixes challenge, defiance, impatience, determination, pride, and, above all, passion. It demands an answer.”

“…a 22-year-old Londoner with a haunting, jazz-inflected voice…”
- Entertainment Weekly (inclusion in Music Issue cover feature)

“…a voice that could rival any soul diva, molded by R&B, but more organic in execution—painting the many moods of the heart with jazzy hues. It’s a breath of fresh air…”
- “Best New Acts of 2012,” Time Out Chicago

“Lianne caught my ear with her soulful vocals and beautiful melodies.”
– “Artist You Should Know,” KCRW

“Her sound blends jazzy fluidity, soulful sass, folkie fragility, and pop appeal…”
-MTV Hive