Dream Jefferson – Manchester Blue

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Dream Jefferson “Danger Room” Fan Video!

Whew! It’s been a while, folks! We’ve got a lot to catch up on but in the spirit of starting things fresh, here’s a fan-made video of Dream Jefferson’s “Danger Room” by Gabriel Saray!

P.S. It’s NSFW (NASA Sucks, Fuck the World).

4i4ifilm (Dream Jefferson – The Danger Room) from Gabriel Saray on Vimeo.

Thank you much, Gabriel!

Dream Jefferson, Santa w/ Muscles, Smugshot & Quantum Jitters THIS FRIDAY

HEY LADIES AND GERMS

*brief scuffle ensues… author roughed up, discarded in alleyway behind blog*

Hey, folks!

What are you DOING this Friday? Going to Rancho Relaxo to see Dream Jefferson, Santa w/ Muscles, Smugshot & Quantum Jitters?

THOUGHT SO!

Doors are @ 9, event goes til 2-ish!

Location: RANCHO RELAXO, 300 College Street, Ye Olde Township of Toronto

Dream Jefferson you know. Familiarize yourself with the other bands:

BlogTO gets behind Dream Jefferson

Tonight you have two options: you could hit Sneaky Dees for cheap beer, nachos, friends and electro party rap or sit at home (your parent’s basement) staring off into the middle distance.

Maybe this will help you decide: BlogTO says “it is time to get on board for (Dream Jefferson) in a big way.”

See you at 9:30?

HOLY CROW, DREAM JEFF @ SNEAKS TONIGHT!

You coming out tonight, Moes? Dream Jeff + Rodrigo Wilde + Secrettes + Patti Cake @ Sneaky Dee’s. $9. Do so, or else you can butterscotch in your jocks.

Don’t like that?

VEKTRX – DEVIL MUSIC

Ottawa hip hop legend, former owner of TheLayup (R.I.P.) and HSDG patriarch vektrx is releasing two tracks every week off of his album DEVIL MUSIC for free download. You better get the fudge on it if you know what’s good for you. And don’t sleep on the individual artwork for each track!

(you can also peep a radio-edit of the title track on the 613 Series volume 1)

Dream Jefferson @ Sneaky Dee’s THIS THURSDAY & House of Paint & Vinyl Tap’s “The 613 Series volume 1”!

Alright, so we all know Dream Jefferson, right? Right. And we’ve all heard their amazing new EP Punch Perm, correct? Good. We’re on the same page then.

Well mark it, but it’s going to be relevant to what I’m about to say, Torontonians. Just in time for TIFF comes Dream Jefferson, Rodrigo Wilde, Secrettes and Patti Cake LIVE this Thursday at Sneaky Dee’s: A Two Way Monologues joint.

Where: Sneaky Dee’s
431 College Street
When: Thursday, Sept. 9
Doors: 9 PM
Cost:    $7

Facebook Event Page

Next on the docket we have a compilation for FREE DOWNLOAD courtesy of House of Paint & Vinyl Tap Music: The 613 Series volume 1! It features TWO exclusive Rifle Eyes joints: Dream Jefferson’s “Super Rick 24/7 (James Hancock remix)” & KWES “Gold Fronts” (which is also produced by James Hancock, btw. James Hancock ftw, tbh, imo)! It also features a GANG of 613 talent including Flight Distance, vektrx, Atherton, Homebased, Jesse Dangerously (reppin’ Hali in Ottawa), Kool Krys and many more!

Sheeeeeeeeiiitttttt!

GET THE FREE DOWNLOAD HERE!

Holy shit! Dream Jefferson mentioned in The Independent

Dream Jefferson featured in The Independent’s hot playlist.

You know that moment as a kid when you first realize people – other than Mom and Terry (your step dad) – can actually see you when you pick your nose or awkwardly dress up your G.I. Joes with summer hats and paper dresses in the school parking lot?

The moment you realize you’re part of a bigger world-at-large and that you’re able to both engage and influence it?

That’s sort of how we feel right now.

Wait, you forgot the Cigarette Smoking Baby?

Never forget the CSB.

Dream Jefferson reviews in Cokemachineglow, A New Band A Day and Citizen Insane

Dream Jefferson are the real talk of the town these days with reviews in Cokemachineglow, A New Band A Day and Citizen Insane.

Well, it seems like Dream Jefferson are starting to get some of the recognition they so rightly deserve. Cokemachineglow gave Toronto’s dreamboats (see what I did there?) an 82% review, contrasting Punch Perm to shock-masters Odd Future.

Dream Jefferson are not so much a cerebral exercise, and also very far from stupid. That you require no justification for enjoyment of this album reflects its modern character and total lack of sensationalism.

A New Band A Day heaped similar praise on Dream Jeff, saying their “posturing and bratty bluster would seem nonsensical in most other environs, but sitting as it does, in a rainbow-coloured nest of electro-lo-fi hip hop, it thrives and reaps its own rewards, over and over.”

And finally, Citizen Insane nails it, saying Dream Jefferson should be the soundtrack to your next dance party.

Who would’ve thought a hip-hop/electronic duo from Ottawa could deftly combine old skool rhymes, b-boy beats and Friday-night hipster danceability?

Please help us get these guys reviewed on Pitchfork!