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Peep overeverything.org for all of our latest releases. We dropped some pretty amazing music in the last month! New educational content coming soon ✨

@elonmusk @cb_doge You are truly a terrible human.

@cb_doge The woke mind virus killed my son

"I vowed to destroy the woke mind virus." — Elon Musk

When it comes to artist development. I don’t think enough emphasis is placed on art development.

Not a huge drake fan but definitely a huge fan of seeing my friends and peers get drake cuts!

While I enjoy the speed and mobility of plucking the bass with my pointer and middle finger, nothing beats the tone of my thumb. Thumb tone supremacy

how it feels to be in LA during this shit show of a mayoral race

I miss being a seasonal climbing bum in yosemite in the days before social media. that shit was so fucking peaceful

The Garden Sessions Ep: 029 ft. @Buddy out now! full performance: youtu.be/9zfRFW6XGnw

i hate how triggered I am by that chud dude. he makes my blood boil and makes me sad as fuck because I know he speaks for an entire group of americans. the fact that racists feel so emboldened right now is just the shit icing on top of the shit cake.

Les Nubians - Makeda (1998)

Before hiring a publicist, ask yourself one question: What is the story I'm trying to tell? If you can't answer that, you don't need one.

Sounds of Toronto Vol.1 out now via @splice 🍁 splice.com/sounds/packs/o…

It’s important to go to the stuff your friends invite you to at least every third time lol. Otherwise those invites evaporate

Sounds of Toronto Vol.1 out now via @splice 🍁 my bro Duncan Hood poured a lot of love into this one, producer frenz tap in! splice.com/sounds/packs/o…

Em 1991, James Brown resolveu testar Eddie Murphy ao vivo. Durante o show, ele chamou o comediante ao palco e perguntou se ele realmente sabia imitá-lo… segundos depois, Eddie entregou uma das imitações mais absurdas da carreira. Pouca gente teria coragem de imitar o próprio James Brown na frente dele.

Longtime P&P contributor Jon Tanners (who some of you might remember from his “5 On It” column) is back with some thoughts on gatekeepers, tastemakers, and the increasingly compromised algorithms shaping what music breaks through.⁠ ⁠ If algorithms can be manipulated by the right budgets and marketing tactics, what does that mean for the idea of democratized music discovery? Was it ever really democratized at all?⁠ ⁠ Tanners makes the case that gatekeepers may still be a necessary part of the ecosystem, whether we like it or not.⁠ pigeonsandplanes.com/read/in-defens…

one of the most effective tools we have to quell the expansion of AI is to roast the shit out of every company that is choosing to champion the tech to replace workers or use it in their ads/creative. tis our civic duty.

The thing about music is, you really gotta just make whatever YOU want to and let that authentic approach attract the people who naturally like what you like. Anything other than that, you won’t be happy for long

A lipstick stain. A cigarette. A memory that won't let go. Los Angeles-based artist Mack Keane (@mackKeane) takes a quietly devastating look at the cost of loving someone imperfectly on 'Cherry Red', a tender R&B slow-burn from his debut album ‘Wide Eyed’. Watch the full show: colors.lnk.to/MackKeane

@BoomdrawOfFizix i look at it like a see-saw, on one side you have uniqueness, on the other side you have amazingness. The more unique you are the less amazing it has to be to cut through (partially cuz there is no frame of reference) - the more replicative you are, the more amazing it has to be.

You don't have to be original. Just dope