Chmara Winter is a music duo created by Bartłomiej Chmara and Krzysztof Winter. From the beginning they wouldn’t discuss the project much, they just started to make music together. Read More
Music
Big Fkn Gun, set for big release in 2012
Big Fkn Gun has exploded onto the scene this year with the release of two singles from their upcoming Ep titled “Pop Models”. Read More
This is Chicken

It’s a hole-in-the-wall restaurant found in the back alleys of Hongdae, a district full of vinyl-spinning basement bars, shoe-packed boutiques, cook-at-your-table barbecue and hand-drip coffee. And yes, This is Chicken is definitely worth looking for.
Music videos hit the silver screen
Every single day, a new music video premiere is on TV or the Internet. This model, canonized by MTV and then later transported to video sites like MySpace and YouTube has become a standard for premiering videos, however, this convention is already being challenged by young creative artists who are pushing boundaries in the music industry.
Festival Centro
Festival Centro was a great opportunity to see artists of any gender and from all over the world. The third edition of the fest took place from January 18th to 22nd. Read More
Smashing the 4/4
Within the microcosm of the evolution of every musical genre come a cycle of celebration, conformity, segregation, ingenuity, artistry, boredom, and rebellion. This is what has been going on in house and techno music at least–since they became the primary sources of 4/4 electronic dancefloor rhythms found clubs in the late 80′s and ’90′s. Read More
Waiting For The Weeknd
The Weeknd has been one of the most buzzed about Toronto musicians of 2011. The 21 year-old, Abel Tesfaye, self-released a triptych of albums over the year, making them available for free via his website. These prolific, progressive or post R&B tracks have rapidly garnered the attention of big players – however, the future of The Weeknd remains as illusive as the artist himself. Read More
Baby Girl Rapper
On first listen you might hate this drivel. But maybe you give it a second chance, and you listen a little harder to the lyrics of this pint sized, baby-voiced female rapper. Read More
Random recent things
There’s a pretty clear formula for producing music that I will like. Read More
R. KELLY NIGHT @ DIG A PONY
Q: How would Portland celebrate the birth of a modern legend? Read More
Capullo is out of its cocoon
Almost two years ago, “Merequeteke” was playing everywhere –at that hipster party, at that gay bar, in my ex’s iTunes. Although never as much as in Spain, where some site ranked it last summer’s song. Even Emilio José, Spain’s 2010 actor, made his own version.
Sr. Amor

Sr. Amor is an exciting project of the advertising agency JWT for the Salvation Army, which brought together very prestigious Argentine designers -Hermanos Estebecorena, Pablo Ramírez, Mariano Toledo, Tramando, 12-NA, Ay Not Dead, Laurencio Adot and Bandoleiro- to create a collection intervening donated clothes and presenting them in an incredible fashion parade in La Rural.
The Zabalas
Flor Zabala represents Argentine rock in the hottest city and David Patillo is the experienced musician and producer who miraculously found her in New York.
Together they formed The Zabalas in 2011 and played everywhere in Brooklyn, and now they have new projects for this year.










