I love the Black Kids. I love remixes. Hence the Black Kids remix watch! I’ll post any Black Kids remixes I find for you to download and bump in your jeep, at your next party or on your Zune. Squirt the remix to your friends!
Hurricane Jane (Beige Reemix) (mp3)
This is probably the first ever Black Kids remix to appear online. The person who remixed this song was actually in the 1.0 iteration of Black Kids called Matahari. This is my favorite remix of the two
Young Gunz vs The Black Kids (link to zShare)
Proof that indie rock and hip-hop can coexist. The Hood Internet is one of the best mashup/remix MP3 blogs around. Again another remix of Hurricane Jane which supports my assertion that it should be the first single on the impending Black Kids full length. See paragraph 3 of Black Kids return home and rock TSI.
Check this, too:
An Idolator Real Talk Special Report: The Black Kids Hype Must Be Stopped
Just sayin’!
Black Kids hype must be stopped SCORE = 2
That’s the second time someone has posted that here. Thanks!
My bad. I shouldn’t have been sayin!
Joey (or anyone): any info on what label they have signed with, or are probably going to sign with?
I kind of understand what the guy on Idolator is saying on SOME points but I think people are taking a lot of what he is saying at face value. Although I’m sure that Black Kids don’t particularly mind the publicity much at all, there are other direct, debilitating repercussions of being propelled into the limelight at such an extraordinary break-neck speed. They are a relatively young band in their embryonic stage that really holds their own considering their relative infancy, but with all of the attention, it really does set the level of expectations really high for them and they are EXPECTED to meet those expectations; anything below that is seemingly unacceptable. Most bands usually have a lengthy track record of touring, working their stuff out, and are hopefully then fully recognized when they’re at their best. Whereas here, in this fledgling stage of development, is where people are witnessing them. You’ll notice there seemed to be probably five ‘copy-paste’ reviews for every one review that was well written and thouroughly thought-out on the blogosphere but it serves well for exposure nonetheless; Exposure that the big players caught wind of, and as you know, in this era of ‘you heard it here first’, it’s then becomes a self-perpetuating machine that cycles and recyles without hardly anymore effort on their part to make their presence known. Now they want more and they’re going to have to give them more but it will most likely be done in haste which isn’t conduscive to the natural rhythm of creativity. Everybody just simma down now…
You’re nobody until someone calls you bullshit. Thanks for (re)posting saying. I didn’t see the critique first go round, though I did hear about some backlash.
That was an (interesting?) analysis of the blog review movement or BM. Critics criticizing critics (ZZZZzzz)but not much meaningful commentary on what he didn’t like about the black kids. Typical racist. Anyhow, I get all my criteekin’ from http://www.RicottaPark.com. Thats not bullshit.
And thanks joey for posting the remixi. I have been jamming the beige but the hoodi is goodi too.
I agree. As Oscar Wilde once said, “There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”
So, no one knows about record label news for them?
Labels are in the works. These things take time, there only 2 months into it.
I don’t know anything about the Black Kids, but I do know Jacksonville will have some GREAT Boston Ska in a few days.
Big D and the Kids Table will be at Fuel on the 1st of Nov with Whole Wheat Bread, and the AKA’s
http://www.myspace.com/bigdandthekidstable
oh snap! This mashup be ridin’. That’s the joint! right there
why ain’t noone talkin bout Young Cash?!
representing duval on Universal, son!
You dudes ( Kids ) are going places……great stuff !!