Mob Device Dropping Beats

It's been a while since we heard from Tim Kolstrom aka Mob Device, but this week he decided to bless the interwebs with two brand new tracks. "Astral Projection" is continuing his trek into more of a laid-back dubstyle, while "You Call That" is a banger I'll definitely be playing out in the near future. Listen and download for free! Mob Device - Astral Projection Mob Device - You Call That

Feel Tall on MTVU

Cuey and his fans successfully voted the video for "Feel Tall" into rotation on MTVU over tracks by Ninjasonik and 50 Cent weedcarrier Hot Rod, among others. Congrats to OnCue, producer CJ Luzi, and director Adam Ross. Make sure you watch that jawn at J & H during Temple's 4th meal, or wherever else they play MTVU.

The Black Keys - Lonely Boy

Listen to the new single from The Black Keys' forthcoming album El Camino. Also, this video is awesome.

B.O.B. - Epic [feat. Playboy Tre & Meek Mill]

As I have been saying forever, B.O.B. is not a cheesy pop rapper, he just got tired of not being famous. Proof is right here. Hopefully he can railroad Playboy Tre into enough money to get security for his house so he doesn't get robbed again.

New Website/Fan Page

In tandem with the launch of my new weekly at Liberty Bar, I've finally officially launched the Tumblr page my sister and I have been working on for a few months. Flying Circus Entertainment is the name of my djing/promotion company, and all my future events will be under that moniker. Check it out at flyingcircusentertainment.tumblr.com and become a fan on Facebook [here].

Weekly Shindig at Liberty Bar

This past Thursday began my weekly residency at Liberty Bar on Market Street in Philly. The management there is awesome and we're working on developing a rock'n'roll night at this great spot between University City and the business district. The kickoff went pretty well, but we're trying to build it up bigger and better each week, which shouldn't be hard with drink specials like a $15 open bar from 10 to midnight.

Last time I played a bunch of old-school Weezer, Sublime, and the occasional pop hit and the bar regulars requested classics from The Clash and Dinosaur Jr. If you want a great place to hang out on Thursday nights in Philly, we got your back. Shoutout to all the kids who came out and supported the opening, and especially to Dominic Cruz on the flyer design.