Believe In Ghost!
If you’re ever in New York City for a full week you’ll likely have a chance to catch a Believe In Ghost! show. One...
Episode 35: Kanye
Just before Kanye West’s new album Donda was released Dane, Liz and Reme from the Nerdy Pothead podcast met up to discuss Kanye, Nas,...
In Korea Honoring Your Roots is Cool
Korea Tourism Organization’s Feel the Rhythms of Korea became a Youtube sensation last year. The video features Leenalchi’s fusion Pansori (Korean musical storytelling by...
The Legend of Teezo Touchdown
Teezo Touchdown is more than an artist. He's a carefully curated entity crafted by a brilliant mind.
New Music: Geneva’s Intimate ‘Smoke & Mirrors’ Speaks To The Moment
Her latest song Smoke & Mirrors with production by Toronto's SLWJMZ is a mood as the kids say these days. I’d even go as far as to say it’s the mood of the pandemic. Realizing some people aren’t what they may seem, the song laments a friendship breakup with intimate lyrics and a dark and moody vibe.
Episode 29: What Was Cool in 2020
In their regularly scheduled podcast, Liz, Reme and Dane discuss what they liked in Media and Sports in 2020. Why has Dane given up...
Looking back on the music of 2020
Well, at least the music was good.
Episode 25: The 20th Anniversary of Wordlife: Tales of the Underground Griots
In today’s podcast Dane sits down with Anthony Bansfield AKA the Nth Digri to discuss the album Wordlife: Tales of the Underground Griots. Recently,...
EPISODE 20: An Artist Who Makes Underwear
On this episode, we were joined by Kristen Mueller-Heaslip. Kristen discusses her new business and the surprising relationship between making underwear and being an...
New Music: A Reminder To Keep Evolving From Geneva and SEKAijourney
The Toronto-based artist, Geneva, released a disco-infused remix from the Japanese production team SEKAijourney of her tune Evolving
Ranking the Top 2020 Protest Songs
Before I start, I just want to state that We’re Still Cool is open to a wide variance of opinions and political stances. We...
RTJ IV – Rap for the socially conscious protestor
This is probably Run The Jewels best album since RTJ1. It's a tight 30+ minutes. Sit down and experience it.