Common - The Light

Sir Sway:  good flow, good lyrics, good song.

Complete Technique

Sir Sway: Born in Japan, Osamu Koyama, moved to New York where he started taking jewellery crafting classes.  He was hooked.  After combining his love for music and his love for jewellery making, Osa, realized this is what he wanted to do.  Complete Technique is still a relatively young and developing company but because of this, each piece is handcrafted with total care and perfection.  Complete Technique also does little figurines which are actually quite cool. These mini sculptures are very different from what people are used to seeing so have a look.  Also, recently Osa has agreed to design a necklace in dedication to the site, so keep your eyes peeled for the release date. 

Fetish - Far East Movement

Sir Sway: The songs okay, the style is ridiculous.

Some New Tunes

Mr. Mobile: Check these out...

For the Kill (remix) - La Roux ft. Kanye West

I like a lot of La Roux's stuff, but adding Kanye is what makes it interesting.

La Roux featuring Kanye West – For The Kill (Remix) by Hypetrak


Hypnotize U - N.E.R.D. (Produced by Daft Punk)

Again, N.E.R.D. has some good stuff, but Daft Punk?? AWESOME


Hypnotize U by TheOGConnection

Maniac - Kid Cudi

A new Cudi track... pretty standard


Kid CuDi - Maniac by SNEAKERS&ISH



Cracks (Flux Pavilion Remix) - Freestylers

This is just a cool track

Freestylers - Cracks (Flux Pavilion Remix) by Flags of Defiance



*note: there are lot's of really good G.O.O.D. Friday's tracks out but I'm not posting them because you should be keeping up with those on your own.

I Love Yorkville

Mr. Mobile: These are just a few pics I snapped while shopping in Yorkville

It's one of my favorite neighborhoods in Toronto, and if you don't know it I suggest you go visit immediately.


 

Banksy at it Again

Sir Sway: After the resent post about street art, I thought this would be in order. 

Outlier

Sir Sway: Breaking away from tradition, Outlier manufactures clothing with one thing in mind, biking. However, this unconventional clothing company whose philosophy is biking, doesn't make those bright red and orange skin tight nylon jumpsuits.  Instead, Outlier makes everyday clothing biking accessible by adding little details most companies would neglect to think about.  Abe and Tyler - the founders - do tests and experiments every season to keep their line up-to-date and to make them more bike friendly.  If you are in New York and have some free time I suggest checkin' out the store.