Demonstrating that they themselves are far more than just a few energetic beings making dope music, is the trillest, most badass trio of rhythm makers: LA Qoolside.
Sitting at Bijou Karman's dining room table, eagerly eyeballing all of her strategically placed knick-knacks and personal works of wall art, I resist the urge to blurt out, “RIHANNA! Tell me about working with Rihanna!”
Hailing from a low-key and unpredictable, yet abstract and wicked Los Angeles area known as Monrovia, California, comes the ruthless band of misfits, Meatbodies.
La Qoolside's punky percussion, avant effects, and rap-sung vocals on the new track are both edgy and a blatant blast of insatiable beats, that will no doubt have you pressing replay.
Thee Commons' authentic brand of cumbia punk provides a soundtrack to the type of vibe and community, love and debauchery, that usually ensues at a cousin’s quinceañera.
During a studio visit with Brian Lotti, we got to talking about Los Angeles' changing landscape and how his undying connection to the streets informs his work.
With its sugary pastel tones and dreamy gradients, Maxwell McMaster's work is nostalgic but with a clean, contemporary edge that creates delicate details that shine when the painting is complete.
Lucky for us, and in true Santoros fashion, the band has decided to host their very own rowdy Mexican fiesta in the form of a music festival at the Glass House in Pomona come May 6th called La Batalla Festival.
“I know it’s a bit of surprise to everyone that we decided to shut our doors. We didn’t want to make a big deal out of it, so we waited as long as possible to announce it."
Tony is documenting youth culture in Los Angeles, and there's no doubt he will be a dude whose name and work will grace your coffee table in years to come.
