TurnStyle Music Group & Coors Banquet Presents Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Coastgaard, & Teen Men

It's going down at Brooklyn Bowl tomorrow night.  Teen Men and Coastgaard will be opening for epic American indie rock band Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.  I promise you, you don't want to miss this one.  So grab your tickets here and I'll see y'all tomorrow night!

In the meantime, check out TurnStyle Music Group's down-to-earth interview with CYHSY's guitarist and frontman Alec Ounsworth below.

Cam'Ron, Vado - "Speaking In Tungs"

Was this really 4 years ago?  This song was my JAM.  Still is.

The Acid

The art of movement to music is something that has always stolen my attention.  Perhaps that is why, when I came across this video today, I was immediately mesmerized.

Electronic folk trio, The Acid has called on WIFE, a "Trinity of Illusory Performance Makers", to make two of their recent music videos.  "Basic Instinct" dropped in February 2014 and "Fame" in May 2014.

In both videos, slow motion is taken to the next level. Watch below...

Benin City - "Faithless"

Check out these spoken word geniuses from the UK.  Some insane talent going on here. Seriously unique and definitely the next big thing. It's Joshua Idehen, ('the one that rhymes'), Theo Buckingham (drums), and Tom Leaper (sax) that create these awesome Afro dub vibes.

Tropical Vortex

It reaches 6:00PM and your day of whatever you do has come to a close.  It’s the middle of the week… Wednesday.  Hump-day.  The-worst-day.  Call it whatever you want-it won’t make the weekend come any faster.  You wish you could whip up one of those insanely wonderful and crazy nights-like the one a few weekends ago.  But nights that perfect-where good vibes are flowing and the music doesn’t let you keep your feet on the floor-aren’t so easy to come by.  Especially when there’s a polar vortex happening.

I am here to offer you THE perfect solution to all of your winter blues.  This Wednesday, February 26th at 8PM, a very sexy tropical vortex will be happening at Radio Bushwick (L Train to Jefferson).  There will be an OPEN BAR from 8-9, so don’t be late! 

The evening will start off with the multi-talented Ludwig Persik offering up revolutionary psychedelia that will transport you to a much warmer place.  Once you’ve arrived on the white sandy beaches, TECLA will be there ready for you with her wildly catchy bass lines that combine hip-hop, reggae, punk-rock, electronic, and funk.  Once you’re all warmed-up and feeling like you could probably be a professional background dancer, 10 piece asto-soul band King Holiday will join the exotic scene.  This will be the climax of the evening, most likely dropping jaws and leaving the audience more than satisfied.  This part of the tropical vortex (King Holiday’s performance) will also be filmed for their new music video, so look fetch and fresh or whatever.  You will be bummed when KH plays their last song, because “the party is just getting started!” Well that’s what DJ Cabo Blanco is for.  He’ll keep where you want to be for the rest of the night. 

So, instead of watching reruns on Netflix or reordering from Seamless what you already ordered last Wednesday, join the Facebook event HERE and come to Radio Bushwick for an evening that will leave your mind, body and spirit energized, happy, and exhausted, all at the same time.

Kyla la Grange - Cut Your Teeth

There's an overwhelming amount of emotion with this musician.  Not only her lyrics, but something about her voice just pulls me toward her.  Mesmerizing melodies might just about sum it up for me.  A philosophy graduate from Cambridge University, Kyla la Grange got her start by singing at open-mic nights.  Indie label Chess Club thankfully realized she was worthy of a more proper stage and helped her release her first single, "Been Better" in 2011.  Some may find her music quite dark, much like the bars she used to perform in.  I suppose I agree.  Maybe we can also call it modern day blues.

Similar Artists: Bat For Lashes, Cat Power, Daughter

Fun Fact: Kyla is part South-African and part Zimbabwean.

Hey Marseilles - "Heart Beats"

You may know this indie rock band from their feel-good tune, "Rio". But have you heard this guy yet? The 0:44 mark is where you might feel a little something. Oh but wait. That feeling doesn't stop here. Keep watching...