For those of you who have cable, The Roots' 3-In-1 video is currently airing on VH1 Soul every hour on the hour. If you don't have cable, MySpace has the video on their site here . However it looks like their media player only supports Internet Explorer with Windows Media Player 9+. Bummer.

Having done remixes for the likes of Gorillaz, LCD Soundsystem and Daft Punk, Belgium brothers David and Stephen Dewaele (Soulwax/2 Many DJs) will finally see the release of Soulwax's 'Nite Versions,' a remix album of tracks from 2004's 'Any Minute Now,' in the U.S. on September 12 via Modular/Interscope. In support of this US release a handful of dates have been confirmed, including September 23 at the V Festival in Baltimore, Maryland. TOUR DATES 9/14 Vanguard Los Angeles CA...

Inspired by the movie "WILD STYLE" in the early 80's, DJ Krush exploded onto the DJ scene forming KRUSH POSSSE (1987) a Japanese DJ group who quickly became heralded as the best hip hop act in Japan. Pursuing his solo career in 1992, he soon began thrilling audiences as the first DJ to showcase live musicians on stage during performances. On his first US tour since 2004 Krush brings his superb mixing skills to New York’s Irving Plaza as well as a handful of other cities throughout the US....

Despite the torrential rain, if you managed to catch Alice Smith two weeks ago in NY at the Pier, you know she is definitely an artist to watch. But if you couldn't make it out, not to worry, for she will be touring throughout the US with Citizen Cope in September and October. TOUR DATES Sep 13 - Higher Ground, Burlington, VT Sep 14 - Avalon Ballroom, Boston, MA Sep 15 - Hammerstein Ballroom Manhattan Center, New York, NY Sep 16 - Borgata Music Box, Atlantic City, NJ Sep 19 -...

A few years ago, it might have seemed strange for well known musicians to contribute to the soundtrack of a video game, with perhaps the first time this happened being when Nine Inch Nails scored the music for the genre breaking game, Quake. But with the ever increasing cross over between the music, film and gaming industries, we see music from well known artists being played in commercials, musicians being actors, actors being musicians and of course musicians contributing to the music of...

Currently on tour, José González will join Zero 7 on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno next Monday (August 28th) to perform "Futures," from Zero 7's new album, 'The Garden' (Atlantic Records). The album, which was released on June 6, features González on four songs, "Futures," "Today," "Left Behind" and the Zero 7 rework of González' own "Crosses."

After having been pushed back several times from an original release date of June 27th, it looks like Lupe Fiasco's much anticipated debut album, 'Food & Liquor' will be released on September 19th. With reasons given that the album was pushed back due to a leak and that the album would only contain thirty to forty percent of the leaked material, it is still unknown whether the final tracklist has indeed changed. To give you a taste of you can expect, watch below the video for "Daydream" feat....

Out this week, bassist, vocalist and composer Richard Bona, delivers his fourth studio album ‘Tiki’ on Decca/Universal. Having grown up around music (his mother and grandfather were both singers), Richard Bona became one of the most in-demand collaborators on the international jazz scene, working with a remarkable array of artists such as Paul Simon, Harry Belafonte, Chaka Khan, Queen Latifah, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea and Salif Keita to name a few. With a debut album in 1999,...

Following-up to his Grammy-winning 2004 Sony Urban debut 'Get Lifted,' John Legend, who made an apperance at last night's Esthero show in NY, is set to release 'Once Again' on October 24. Featuring production from Kanye West, Raphael Saadiq and will.i.am., 'Get Lifted' is said to be about the emotional angles of love, but well also feature social gems reminiscent of Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. With as much praise John Legend's debut album created, according to Billboard, he isn't...

Sometimes an artist is just too damned good for American audiences to embrace. Such appears to be the case of Ian Clark (or Perspects), a Detroit-based multimedia artist who’s consistently poured the mind-bending and musically bizarre onto the world’s dancefloors for more than a decade. Perspects’ strangely sexy, yet unsettling vocal presence (what he calls “in a Bryan Ferry vs. Brian Eno sort of way”) might be most recognizable from last year’s hit, The Hacker’s “Flesh and...