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the amazing Lorenzo Landini – “Serena Fucking Williams”

June 19, 2023

Florence, Italy native Lorenzo Landini, who has been writing his own music since he was 15, took on a positive challenge with his newest LP titled Wins Above Replacement. As he does with most of his discography, he based this album on the topic of sports along with not feeling okay with your own achievements. Recently, his songwriting capabilities have been diminished from the passing of his late mother, but now, he’s turning that grief back into the artistic form of his music – a very difficult, yet special obstacle to overcome. You can very clearly hear this in his debut album titled A moving spectacle for compassionate minds, in which it’s not so much about grieving, but instead, how to use that grief to grow in every direction you possibly can. His lyricism in open mindedness lets his fans know that it’s okay to feel demotivated at times. Doing[...]

Tonight: The Bloody Beetroots

June 5, 2014

When I think of The Bloody Beetroots, I hear “1, 2, WOOP, WOOP,” a humming scratching, a ticking clock and the guttural screams of “Warp.” [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/18855122″ params=”color=00aabb&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_artwork=true&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] From Italy, Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo is known for his punk influence on the electronic world. He adorns a mask during performance and is known to many as The Bloody Beetroots. Whether it be a DJ set or a live performance, it is more than just dance music. The art of the Beetroots spans time and history, and incorporates cultural influences that set the sound apart from the rest. Last year, The Bloody Beetroots did a collaboration with Paul McCartney. The music video for that song, “Out of Sight,” truly captures the poetic essence of who Rifo is. “Electronic dance music is the bridge that spans my musical influences. My intention was to use the energy of punk[...]