Generationals - Heza

With the whole Lumineers / Mumford and Sons trend going on, there has been a lot of good indie music get more exposure than usual. Recently, a solid indie duo caught my attention called The Generationals, who just released their third album, Heza, at the start of April. Their music is perfect for summer days, with an organic, classic sound that everyone can enjoy. Now if only the weather in Toronto would get on board we'd have something here...

Listen to the leading single below, as well as a track off an older album that had some notoriety and was featured on a few commercials. If you're interested, the rest of Heza is available for purchase on iTunes. Enjoy.

Generationals - Put a Light On: Generationals - When They Fight They Fight:

Pusha T -- Numbers on the Boards

So much white you might think Jesus Christ appeared 

Hov wasn't the only one who wanted to get something off his chest this week. After the release of the new Jay-z's new track  Open Letter, Pusha follows with something new of his own. To quote Kanye:

"Our family Hov brought that real hip hop sh-- this morning so me and Pusha wanna keep that feeling going,"

With a beat so menacing it makes you want to drive your car off a cliff--you just know Kanye has something to do with it.  It somehow flows nicely with Pusha's grimy style.

Look out for verse two which starts with a quick snippet of Jay-z's 'Rhyme No more'.  Kanye creativity at its best.