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Keyel starts off the new decade with a BANGER!

This group has decided to bless your ears with some left over crack. This whole album is ment to be repeated, played in order, out of order, it really does not matter, YOU WILL LOVE IT ALL. All the tracks are produced by keyel and friends. Mixed by DJ Eso.

Watch out for The Coventry Kids and their swag. I once saw this dude swag so hard he literally killed someone. GOD DAMN. Anyway today is all about swagging so hard you kill someone like Jason Voorhees. Enjoy your GUCCIDAY THE 13TH

Tickets will be on sale July 2nd, and these will sell out FAST. Call/txt 530-COV-KIDS (530-268-5437) to stay updated. If you have never seen major lazer live before you are in for a real treat. The videos  below don””””t even come close.

Major Lazer is a Jamaican commando who lost his arm in the secret Zombie War of 1984. The US military rescued him and repurposed experimental lazers as prosthetic limbs. Since then Major Lazer has been a hired renegade soldier for a rogue government operating in secrecy underneath the watch of M5 and the CIA. His cover is that of a dancehall night club owner from Trinidad and he enlisted the help of long-time allies and uber-producers, Diplo and Switch, to produce his first LP. His true mission is to protect the world from the dark forces of evil that live just under the surface of a civilized society. He fights vampires and various monsters, parties hard, and has a rocket powered skateboard.

As part of a plan to subdue the forces of evil with a batch of futuristic dancehall bangers, the three encamped at Tuff Gong Studios in Jamaica to record the Major Lazer record. The product of this collaboration is Guns Don’t Kill People… Lazers Do, a collection of tracks that draws from the rich dancehall tradition of Jamaica, the futuristic dance-floor-killing aesthetic of Diplo and Switch, and contributions from some of the biggest names in dancehall today. The record runs global pop culture through the filter of Major Lazer’s particular brand of 80’s-inspired digital dancehall, at once an homage to a bygone era and a look to the future of dance music.

Diplo (Philadelphia-based DJ and producer Wesley Pentz), incorporates such disparate influences as Miami Bass and Baile Funk into the high-tech ecclecticism of his productions. Known for his forward-thinking productions for MIA, Bonde Do Role and many others, and for the solo LP of cinematic, sample-based hip hop entitled Florida he recorded for the Ninja Tune imprint. Diplo is also the founder and owner of Mad Decent records, which has put out records by DJ Blaqstarr and Bonde do Role.

Switch (the pseudonym of British producer and DJ Dave Taylor) is the owner of one of the most progressive and respected underground dance music labels around, Dubsided. His work as producer is revered by critics, emulated by his fellow DJs, and sweated hard by dance floors on both sides of the Atlantic. Switch also permanently endeared himself to the bespectacled music cogniscenti with his contribution to Santigold’s critically acclaimed self-titled debut.

Guns Don’t Kill People… Lazers Do comes out on Downtown Records on June 16th, 2009. via jambase.com

A sneak peek at the Mishka Spring/Summer 2010 collection. Although, I am slightly more interested in McFly and his mustache.

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Steve Aoki Super Soaking Bayfront Live Stage!

March 26 and 27 The Coventry Kids raged with 100,000 at Ultra Music Fest in Miami. This was the kid’s first trip to Ultra and from what we heard it was going to be complete madness. All we knew was Ultra was the largest party that was apart of the Winter Music Conference, which is a month long event held every year in Miami. Every day there are a hundred parties going on. Unfortunately it’s impossible to witness everything. Thursday night we decided to hit up the White Room where the dub step DJ Skream was performing. The cool thing about this club was the open-air dance floor and bar. We ran into Bassnectar at the bar and kicked it wit him and watched the show. Skream crushed the whole club and left everyone wanting more.

The following day, Friday, was the first day of Ultra. The festivities where held at Bicentential Park which was a ten min walk from our condo. Our favorite shows Friday where Bassnectar, Felix the Housecat, Will.I.Am, David Guetta, and Tiesto. We went to Club Mekka after Ultra ended Friday night and saw Plastician and Diesel Boy. Everyone was up in the club knucking and bucking. There was a female who was so crazy she was going ham and punching dudes in the face. We even ran into Cleveland dubstep DJ Thunder St. Clair ragging in the club.

Everyone in the crew where super excited for Saturday’s performances. The whole day started at noon and went till midnight. We got to Ultra just in time to see Diplo start his set. Steve Aoki followed and crushed it. Steve Aoki popped a bottle of champagne on the crowd and super soaked the fuck out of some hoes. That wasn’t all. He front flipped into the crowd and crowd surfed while his set was going. He got back on stage just in time to make his next drop and destroy the whole stage. By far the most insane performance I saw all weekend! After Steve Aoki blew our mind we where ready to watch dubstep. We saw Bassnectar, Benga, Caspa, Skream, Planet of the Drums, The Glitch Mob, Rusko, LTJ Bukem, Pendulum and Major Lazer. Every dubstep performance was intense and rowdy. To finish the night we watched Swedish House Mafia and Deadmau5 leave the crowd begging for more!

We were impressed by everything we saw at Ultra and the after parties. Shout out to the crew that we partied down with. Thanks Ultra crew for booking such a baller condo to stay in. Everyone had a great time and didn’t get into any trouble. We made hella new friends and a million one memories. We can’t wait till next year because the festival is being extended to three days!!!!!