The Betsey Johnson show at Liberty Grand was the talk of the town as the finale for Toronto Fashion Week. Montreal’s Blondish on the ones and twos and famous supermodel Aggy D, plus a show and glamour of course. Take a look at the lovely photos from guest photog, Matt Vardy.

When I walked into Le Belmont, I was taken aback by complete shock. The doors opened at 9 o’clock, and there was a one-free-drink for everyone rule before 10 o’clock. Before my eyes is a sea of middle-aged men and woman, slow dancing to jazz and oldies music. Confused by the sight of divorced men and woman prowling around, flirting and trying to find new love, I wondered whether or not I was at the right venue.

Finally, I caught the only two younger people in the crowd. Alex from Duke of Swabia sat with me and reassured me that this was the right venue. A fellow Concordia University student like me, explained to me that “Blog Wars” is a nightclub battle between Montreal’s biggest entertainment blogs who are having a friendly “Ipod battle”, which reminds me of that famous rap battle scene from 8 mile, only with Ipod’s.

By 10:30 pm, the atmosphere changed drastically. What was once a decaying, mid-life crisis, middle-aged single’s gathering became a sanctuary for unground house, electro, techno and house dance music, full with vibrant youth and a rave-like atmosphere.

The Blogs that were competing: As Heard From Mars, Mess With The Best, Indecent Xposure, Saintwoods.com, Duke of Swabia, Goldzmine and 4MTL all came together to create the ultimate party playlist. It’s one blog against the other and the winner leaves Le Belmont with a better ego and sense of establishment as Montreal’s best entertainment collective blog.

Sandy, a dedicated fan to a few of these blogs thinks this is a “sick event for elecktro.” The atmosphere was vibing with tons of people like her, enjoying their free drink and the new Canadian energy drink Red-Rain. The blogs began the battle. Cheer after louder cheer, blog groups advanced or were dismissed by the crowd.

Eventually the finalists were 4MTL and Indecent Exposure. The MC, who had trouble the whole night trying to read and understand who the majority of shouts went out too, had both blogs have two showdown 20 sec overtime matches. Finally, after Le Belmont was erupted with wall-shaking screams, 4MTL emerged the winner.

Finally, a little bit after midnight, Harvard Bass began playing beats. Straight from California, Harvard Bass is an original DJ, but his base lines aren’t but they bring the “dub”. His remixes are pretty dupstep-like because they have a heavy feeling and go into that little dub- “wooops”, but at the same time the beats are very electro with a mix of techno. However, because the blog battles lasted so long and the technical set ups for these DJs took quite a bit of time, the alcohol started to wear off and the crowd was becoming rather lazy, like his Zombie-Nation remix. Unfortunetly, Harvard Bass didn’t expect their music to be the make-it or break-it for the vibe that night.

Next was Classixx (a Knee Socks Beat Cleavage fav) who play classical house music remixing songs from the 80s and 90s. They reminded me of an ex-girlfriend whom I dated who was a huge Indie fan. I loved their wildly popular Lisztomania remix by Phoenix. Unfortunately, this chill music did not slide well with much of the audience, because they were so vibed-out and detoxicated from Harvard Bass and the slow set up.

The night went by but the party just started with Drop The Lime. Those who stayed to see him were really in for a trip. Drop the Lime from Brooklyn, New York presenting the tropical, bossa nova freestyle genres was a true character. Drop the Lime was truly the best for last. He had spirit, which was badly needed towards the end of the night. The dance floor was emptying, but Drop The Lime put in his complete rave-power to get the audience involved and to get the rest of the audience smoking outside to come back in and party.

Though the night overall was a success, the bloggers got a chance to get known. The set up was way to slow, and for whatever reason, the crazy ravers didn’t show up. Maybe they weren’t invited on Facebook. For me, this was a first time experience and I think i replayed all these crazy beats in my dreams.

Words by: David Adelman

Photos by: Karel Chladek

In Montreal’s bustling and colorful quarter better known as the “gay village” welcomed none other than model and DJ Jesus Luz at Club Unity Saturday night playing the most recent pulsating beats for about 250 people. Despite rumors that Madonna’s boy toy lacks any real DJ skills and plays pre-mixed CD’s didn’t stop the crowd from going all out on the dance floor even causing more than just a few men to strip down to their tiny underwear. After showing up almost an hour after he was due in the booth, Jesus dashed through two quick questions with the media, gave a big smile in three directions at the flashing cameras, and practically bolted toward the back of the club in preparation for his performance, requesting no further interviews. He’s clearly picked up a few habits from the material mom.

Wearing a black t-shirt and jeans, and sporting dark shades, the Brazilian pretty boy was a single spectacle of his own as his fervent energy, rhythm, and star quality was like eye candy.  It’s no doubt that he has a blast DJing, beating his fists in the air, mouthing the lyrics to every song, and encouraging the crowd – and occasionally grabbing the begging hands of excited girls and guys who climbed atop of their friend’s shoulders just to get a peek of him. What better way to hype up his music career by borrowing Madonna’s large gay fan base, especially when you got the Queen of Pop herself pulling the strings.

Words By: Gina Ionta

Photos by: Stacy Lee

Well well well.  For those of you who have followed formerly Canadian /now German Garage rock duo, King Khan & the BBQ from the start, then you may already know that they tend to cause quite a commotion wherever they go, and not in the Twi-hard kind of way. King Khan is somewhat of a legend in his own respect, being described from others

as quirky, funny & weird.  So I was excited to have the chance to speak with Mr.Khan while him & BBQ rolled through the USA [GPS guiding them, as our interview proceeded] and discuss the important things in life.  Little did I know, this would be one of the last conversations King Khan & the BBQ would have before some mayjah shizz went down. As

a girl who doesn’t kiss & tell, all I will say is… if you want to find out, Google it. Check out King Khan & the BBQ on December 4, 2009 @ Lee’s Palace.

In the meantime, here are 4 of the most important questions ever asked of a band. Stay tuned for more on King Khan after they roll through town net week.

1. Toronto or Montreal?

Neither, Berlin. Because that’s where I live.

2. Southwest BBQ or Korean BBQ?

Southwest BBQ.  The salt lick in Austin is amazing.  That place has

the best BBQ ever.

3. GZA or the RZA?

Hmm – that’s a hard question.  I’m going to have to go with GZA.

We performed together during NXNE together.  We ended up just playing

music in the hotel together. Did something similar together in Austin during another festival.

4. True Blood or Twilight.

Twilight is cool for kids. I’ve never seen True Blood but I keep

hearing how good it is.

–Amanda Scriver

NEON began as a concept & quickly became a collective in late 1998 when friends Tiga, Justin Dallegret, Mark Dillon & John Hatz teamed up to create the perfect club night that could house the groups eclectic & ever growing musical & visual tastes. Music was evolving, but the existing clubs were getting boring & formulaic. The new club night the four were designing was to stay true to its mission of quality & originality. The Idea was to do away with the traditional club look & feel & start from scratch, doing away with lasers, smoke machines & introducing interior & graphic design, mood & lighting elements that would match the new sounds that were developing throughout the world. Everything had to change, the layout of the venue physically & visually to accommodate the new musical sound NEON was introducing.

1. What is your dream of happiness?
Being remembered after I’m gone. Reaching my potential, figuring out what my role is and applying whatever I am supposed to contribute most effectively, and succeeding at what I set out to do. No beaches for me.

2. Blonde or Brunette?
Both – equally sexy just different. (like day + night – both are great.)

3. What Is the quality you like most in a man?
A man who honors his debts + takes responsibility for his decisions + values loyalty & reciprocates that to others. Courage, leadership, influence.

4. What do you fear most?
Death + discovering or confronting nothingness…

5. 808s or 909s?
909 definitely, (but I’m basing this strictly on the graphics + look of the machines.)

6. What’s your biggest regret?
The time I have wasted. I will never get that back, and now I am further behind that I should be.

7. What’s your fav bar or club in the world?
Was Yoda’s Den on Roy St in the plateau in Montreal, doesn’t exist anymore.

8. What’s the one thing you can’t you live with out?
Weed (gives me all my creative ideas.)

9. What are the 3 musicians dead or alive you’d like to see perform?
1960s Rolling Stones, Elvis + 70s Led Zeppelin

10. What is your favorite decade in music?
70s + early 2000s (tie)

11. If you had to choose, would you rather go blind of deaf and why?
Deaf I guess it’s the lesser of two evils – I think specifically as a sense sight is more valuable to be able to function in society – blindness would make me to dependent on others for mobility. For me it’s just about survival, then I would deal with not being able to hear music, that sucks but I would rather be able to see I guess.

12. How old is too old?
Im going to skip this one since I’m almost at the age I would use for my answer. I will say 40 max then you should get off the floor + stay back stage.

13. Where did you see yourself in 15 years?
Hopefully producing television or web TV & Media – letting my business grow + increasing our shows to another level + having establishing some sort of design esthetic or technique that people use + are influenced by.

14. Who’s your hero?
Anyone that’s gone from rags to riches

15. What’s your favourite colour?
Black, mint green, grey + chocolate brown.

16. What song could you live without ever hearing again?
Anything by the gypsy kings – fuck I can’t even think about it.

17. Metallica or Madonna?
hmmm, I would say 90s madonna

18. What’s your most hated vice?
Smoking – I’ve since quit (2 years ago) but it was hard as fuck.

19. Who is the most tragic figure in history?
I think if we’re keeping this in a musical theme I have to say Mike Jackson – from where he started to how he ended up, how manipulated + used he must have let himself be, he deteriorated + died slowly while he destroyed himself. Tragic.
20. What are the top three live shows you’ve seen in your life?
Pink Floyd when I was in my teens + Rage against the machine at Lollapalooza in the 90s + Pearl Jam with the Red Hot Chilli Peppers in my teens.

UPCOMING NEON EVENTS:

OCTOBER 1 –
FEVER RAY + VUK
@ METROPOLIS – click here for tickets
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=132950882294

(October 2nd they’re playing Toronto @ the Kool Haus with Embrace click here to buy tickets.)

OCTOBER 9 –
CROOKERS + MAJOR LAZER + HATCHMATIK + A-ROCK
@ METROPOLIS
Hosted by Shay
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=128676582997

OCTOBER 16 –
TERROR PIGEON DANCE REVOLT + CHERRY COLA
@ FOUFS

OCTOBER 17 –
BIRD PETERSON + SHIT ROBOT
@ SAT

OCTOBER 23 –
WE HAVE BAND + CHERRY COLA
@ FOUFS

OCTOBER 29 –
BOYS NOIZE + JORDAN DARE + CHERRY COLA
@ SAT
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=139155226571

OCTOBER 31 — VOYEUR HALLOWEEN
JORDAN DARE + GUESTS
@ SAT

If you live in Montreal and don’t know OLDgOLD, you’re seriously missing out. OLDgOLD has been around for two and a half years, and is located on Mont-Royal street. It was founded by Jonah Leslie, and he teamed up with Matt Morein (Hatchmatick) for the online part of the business. This Wednesday, they’re unleashing their new website, which will feature a photo section, videos, an online shop and news. There will also be a podcast series with international artists. Stay tuned for news regarding launch parties happening in Montreal, Toronto and New York!

Here’s a dope preview of what OLDgOLD will have in store for you, followed by 20 Questions with Hatchmatik and Jonah.

1. What is your dream of happiness?
interspecies communication

2. Blonde or Brunette?

Hatch has a blonde problem
Jonah has a problem with blondes

3. What Is the quality you like most in a man?

Jonah: sexy eyes
Hatch: soft chest hair

4. What do you fear most?

hairless men in glasses

5. 808s or 909s?

808 RCA BKK

6. What’s your biggest regret?

Her name was Sherisse Shnabla

7. What’s your fav bar or club in the world?

Club sandwich
Skor Bar

8. What’s the one thing you can’t you live with out?

Jonah: sandwiches
Hatch: the dip

9. What are the 3 musicians dead or alive you’d like to see perform?

1.Michael Jackson
2.Michael J. Fox
3.Magic Johnson

10. What is your favorite decade in music?

Jonah: Bruce Decade, vocals
Hatch: Sharon Decade, drums

11. If you had to choose, would you rather go blind of deaf and why?

DEAF

12. How old is too old?

too old for OLDgOLD

13. Where did you see yourself in 15 years?

hatch: 3 yrs ago I saw myself in 12 years
jonah: 6 years ago I saw myself in 9 years

14. Who’s your hero?

Serpico.  Hands Down.

15. What’s your favourite colour?

Whatever Serpico’s favorite colour is

16. What song could you live without ever hearing again?

jonah: bittersweet symphony
hatch: sweet&sour symphony

17. Metallica or Madonna?
Jonah: Madge’s dancers
Hatch: Hammett shreds

18. What’s your most hated vice?

Jonah: October 2003 issue – the vice guide to cleveland
Hatch: Photo issue 2004 – pictures of smoke

19. Who is the most tragic figure in history?

Name: Skip Nineteen
Occupation: Next Question

20. What are the top three live shows you’ve seen in your life?

1. Prabhu Deva
2.  Prabhu Deva
3. Prabhu Deva

Honorable mention:

Horace Pumpernickle and the Bhanshees

Name: Raymundo Klonsky & Nate Dizzle Gannage
Occupation: SaintWoods Bawss men
Biggest turn on: Ray: It's all about the torso baby. Nate: Blonde
Biggest turn off: When a girl busts a squat in much too public a place. Nate: Not Blonde
City: Montreal
How many years have you lived there?: 5
Why do you call it home?: Cost of living is cheap cheap cheap, girl to guy ratio is DOIN IT, school,
and good people.
 

Best spot...if you're ballin:

For a meal:
Gibby's
298 Place d’Youville 514-282-1837
Moishe's
3961 Blvd. St.Laurent 514-845-3509 / 514-845-1696

To shop:
Duo
Holt 
1300 Sherbrooke Street West 514-842-5111

For a date:
Bice
1504 Sherbrooke Ouest 514-937-6009
Gotta sit on the Patio though...BALLIN!!!!!!!

Best spot...if you're broke:

For a meal:
Ramados
115 rue Rachel Est 514-849-1803
It's finger licking good!

To shop: Value Village 
4906 W. Jean Talon St. 514-739-1962

For a date:
Biodome
4777 avenue Pierre-De Coubertin 514-868-3000, an evening stroll in Old Montreal and
some good old fashioned loving.

Others...

Best spot for a hangover breakfast:
L'Avenue
922 avenue du Mont-Royal Est 514-523-8780

Best live venue:
Parc Jean Drapeau

Best late night joint:
CHEF ON CALL
or
 Moe's Diner
3950 rue Sherbrooke Est 514-253-6637

Best kept secret:
In no particular order:
Cosmos for Breakfast
5843 Sherbrooke West Notre Dame de Grace 514-486-3814

Greasy, sweaty, evil loft after-parties.

The Belvedere Kondiaronk lookout

Le Milsa
1445 Bishop 514-844-4550 for all you can eat Brazilian meat and belly dancing.

Best spot to dance your ass off:
In front of your own mirror.
But serious, depends on your steez...SaintWoods Parties for everyone,
NEON parties for electro heads,
Vinyl Lounge 2109 Bleuryand
Blue Dog 3958 St.Laurent Blvd. 514-845-4258 for bar heads
Tokyo Thursdaysfor young uns,
Foufouns for RocknRolla, and so much more.

Tourist Trap to avoid?:
Driving...too many dam one ways and the worst urban planning for autos this
side of Boston.

You'd have to live here to know:
Just how seedy this city really is.

What NOT to miss?:
Summertime: Patio chills on the cobblestone. Tam Tams. Piknic Electronik. Jazz
Festival..and so much more.

The show opened with the self-proclaimed one man band GoldenGirls, and yes its one word. He was a machine cranking out party favourites like The Big League. How could we forget GoldenGirls’ new record titled XOXO? Tom performed the single Sex War whose lyrics were too catchy to forget… “1,2,3,4 I declare a sex war”. Even though he’s quite content being a one man army he does… “Wish he had a @%#$in’ drummer.”

Up next was my new fav band… Creature from Montreal. One word NUTS. The female lead vocalist Cowbella is mega bitchin as she skanked all over the stage. Belting out hits like Pop Culture with male vocalist Kim Ho who was bustin a move like no body’s business. Kim Ho was on fire, so much so that his guitar and vocals were too hot to handle. His jittering hips and pelvic thrusts were reminiscent of Prince, in the early days. They were outta hand just like a kid with ADD on Ritalin.

Straight from Scarborough, the dynamic duo The Carps where holdin it down. The Carps with Neil White instructing the infused bass and synths had a focus akin to that of a Scientist. Jahmal Tonge played the drums until his arms fell off while singing and screaming with the soul of an RnB/soul singer. The duo belted out hits like Veronica Belmont and All The Damn Kids fully equipped with a Soca vibe.

The night ended off with a bang as wild as our Hometown Heroes The Woodhands, as they finally made a long overdue return to TO! The bass and synths of Dan Werb were so sick you didn’t know whether you were at a rave, a house party or a rock concert… just INSANE. They played crowd favourites like their cover of Eddy Grant’s Electric Avenue which had the whole dance floor grooving. The vocals and synths where so on point it hurt for the Can’t See Straight. And surprise, surprise they ended the set with the hit Dancer featuring crooner Maylee Todd.

In between sets we had the turntable duo DJ FAMOUS PLAYERS, who were dropping down some dirty beats and even nastier basslines… The night was about cutting rug and letting your backbone slide. And that we did… Can’t wait for the next one!!!

It all started for Travis Taddeo with a do it yourself attitude. Dressing himself and his friends in his own creations for nights out on the town is how Travis began to leave his mark in the fashion world. Hailing from Calgary, Travis ventured to Montreal to zero in on his craft while attending College La Salle. Letting his work speak for itself Traivs has managed to hook-up with some very interesting people in the fashion world, W Hotel Montreal, MAO Public Relations inc, art director and stylist Randy Smith as well as Karine Tremblay and fashion photographers Martin Rondeau and Richard Bernardin. And now with his first collection ready to be shown at Toronto’s Fashion Week Travis keeps insight his original goal; To create originality for those who seek individualism, independence, and strength.

1. What is your dream of happiness?
Inner piece and utter strength

2. Blonde or Brunette?
Blonde

3. What is the quality you like most in a man?
Integrity

4. What do you fear most?
Myself

5. 808s or 909s?
808 baby!

6. What’s your biggest regret?
None

7. What’s your fav bar or club in the world?
Baldwin’s Barmacie-on Laurier Avenue, Montreal

8. What’s the one thing you can’t live without?
My dick

9. What are the 3 musicians dead or alive you’d like to see perform?
Beethoven, Prince, Whitney Houston

10. What is your favourite decade in music?
80’s

11. If you had to choose, would you rather go blind or deaf and why?
Deaf, it would be peaceful

12. How old is too old?
You are too old when you are dead.

13. Where do you see yourself in 15 years?
World Wide Domination!

14. Who’s your hero?
My mom

15. What’s your favourite colour?
black

16. What song could you live without ever hearing again?
Womanizer- Britney Spears

17. Metalica or Madonna?
neither

18. What’s your most hated vice?
Not listening to myself.

19. Who is the most tragic figure in history?
George W FUC&?!%G Bush

20. What are the top three live shows you’ve seen your life?
Erykah Badu, Whitney Houston on You Tube, One random wednesday night @ Adonis

As I write this blog entry, we’re flying through Red Deer en route to Edmonton listening to Huey Lewis and the News, “Heart And Soul” which is somehow fitting for the prairies. “Hot lovin’ every night” is right Huey.

Where do I start? Getting out of K-Town was rough to say the least. After tearing that joint a new one, we had little to spare for MTL. We stayed with Angelo, our resident hotel and best bud.

Bitchin’ stayed with Matt Rose, who has some sweet crosswords in his bathroom if you ever need to make an emergency stop.

Off to Blue Dog. If you’re not familiar, Blue Dog used to be the drum and bass bar in MTL, but ever since the Team Canada bought the sucker, it’s been all about the up and coming beats on Sundays.

Doug and some other Kingstonians came out to the Montreal date too.

We played with Jordan Dare, one of the most underrated DJs in the country and pretty much the best DJ in Montreal. Thank God he’s also our resident dude.

This might be a good time to mention that stupid hot clothing line, Hellz Bellz is sponsoring our fine asses on the old Get Er Done. They be hooking us up with the freshest gear a lady can get her ass into.

The finger is a common way to say hello in Montreal in case you didn’t know. Both our buddy Andrew MacDonald

and J.Dare greeted us in this manner, which we found jarring at first, but were flattered by once we found out it’s a Quebec term of endearment.

Honourable mentions: Partying till 6am before piling into a car enroute to Tornto’s Pearson airport for the flights out west. Seeing Rita McNeil in the airport but failing to get her to sign the poo log.

Grandtheft throwing down a DJ set for fun.

And of course, Montreal sushi takeout taking 2 hours because Montreal is on Mexican time!

Next up, Edmonton. You better work!

The female star of Thunderheist has had a hectic year including local performances at Rock Star Hotel (at The Gladstone,during the MMVAs), The Beats,Breaks and Culture festival (check out our review of the fest here) at the Harbourfront and upcoming performance at The Virgin Festival on Saturday September 6th (yes this Saturday) in the Bacardi B-Live Tent, among Let’s Go to War and Nasty Nav . Isis took a little time out of her crazy schedule to chat with me about fame, fortune and Patron Tequila.

Mica: So Where did you and Grahm Zilla meet?

Isis: We met online on myspace.

M: Did he contact you or did you contact him first?

Isis: Our current manager works at Future Classic in MTL. I met her a while back when i was 18 in Edmonton, and she put Grahm onto my music via myspace and he contacted me and eventually we met when I was playing the Jazz festival ’06 in MTL. And we met officially face-to-face then.

M: Where did you guys first perform together?

I: It was at this place that’s now closed down in MTL. It was packed wall to wall, and we only had about a 10 minute set. But it was pretty cool. It was a Peer Pressure show.

M: When did you decide you wanted to be a musician…full-time?

I: It was Montreal, summer of..maybe ’04? I’d decided to do it full time and it’s what I’ve been doing ever since. And then Thunderheist is since the latter half of ’06.

M: Where do you see yourself in a year?

I: I expect to be rich enough to buy a yacht with spinners.  That continue to spin even when I’m not rowing.

M: Any colour?

I: I want the rims to be this purple [she pointed to her belt. An eggplanty colour with a dope gold buckle] and diamonds and the boat can be an ivory white

At this point her friends inturrupt that a yacht isn’t supposed to be rowed and she snapped back,

I: Oh no, my yacht will be rowed. By skinny white boys.

M: So do you guys have any backstage rituals before, or after the show?

I: Not really. Thunderheist is a perfect example of two distinct individuals coming together. We really, kinda do our own thing. Before the show, Grahm will run through certain songs, which he’ll fuck up and outside of that, I just try to have a few minutes alone, to rest and get my mind together. And I like to have 3 shots of Patron Tequila, a bottle of water.

M: If you could’ve collaborated with anyone on the the new album who would it be?

I: Bad Idea and Santogold. I love Santo, we met last year at Osheaga, last summer. and she’s really fucking awesome.I’d love to work with her…she played with Thunderheist, we opened for her. She’s amazing. I’d love to work with her, or do a collaboration with her. Also Death Set. They’re way more punk-ish but I’d love to work with Johnny, he’s amazing.

M: If you could describe your music in 3 words:

I: Crazy.Sexy. Cool

M: Yourself?

I: Crazy. Sexy. Cool

M:Can you describe Grahm in 3 words?

I: Super. Awesome. Party-time.

M: What were the last 3 songs you put on your iPod?

I: I don’t have an i Pod. And I won’t have an iPod until Apple decides to pay me.

M: Who is your ultimate hero? Of all time?

I: My ultimate hero of all time…I’ll say Nina Simon, Prince and Jesus in a  super team.

M: Like, X-Men?

I: Nonono, like Transformers. Wait Oprah, Jesus, Nina Simone and Prince. In  a Transformer… Yeah, that would be my ultimate hero.

M: 808s or 909s?

I: 808s

M: What was your favourite decade of music?

I: 30′s Jazz.

M: What is the one thing that you cannot live without?

I: My 3 chamber metal weed grinder.

M: What is your ideal day in life?

I: Kinda what I’m living know. I want more leisure time, without feeling guilty. More beach time. My ideal life is waking up every morning, on a beach or an island somewhere and being in a nice little shack. I’m kind a woman like that.

M: So 5 years ago, where did you see yourself? Did you reach all your goals?

I: Oh, I knew I was going to be famous. My middle name [which is Omolola]  means child of wealth. My parents knew this too.

M: Is there anything you wish you had reached that you didn’t?

I: I think everything is going to be achieved. I wished I’d make music full time and I’m now there and Im now realizing that’s going up to a greater level. I’m very excited with where we are now. I had the feeling that this is where I was going to be who knows how big it’ll be.

M: Knee socks or cleavage?

I: Well….I don’t grow hair on my legs. So kneesocks are kind of dumb. So I’ll have to say cleavage. Titties out, all the time.

Check out the video for “Jerk It” by Thunderheist

Check out the handsome man below. If you don’t know him, get acquainted. This is DL, owner of Peer Pressure in Montreal. Like Pink Mafia’s, their parties are the best around with the most in-demand DJs, hottest partiers and highest street cred. See the two meet in Montreal on Sunday July 13th at Blue Dog. DL is hosting the last party of the Get Er Done Tour, so check it out next weekend. Once you read his 20Qs you’ll come to adore this man. An you know what they say, Once you go black you never go back…

1. What is your dream of happiness?

Making a living out of my passion

2. Blonde or Brunette?
Brunette

3. What Is the quality you like most in a woman?
Being effortlessly sexy

4. What do you fear most?
Fear itself (how corny is that?)

5. 808s or 909s?
808

6. What’s your biggest regret?
All regrets have turned into lessons, so none.

7. What’s your fav bar or club in the world?
The S.A.T.

8. What’s the one thing you can’t you live with out?
My macbook

9. What are the 3 musicians dead or alive you’d like to see perform?
Marvin Gaye, Jimi Hendrix, and Prince.

10. What is your favorite decade in music?
80′s

11. If you had to choose, would you rather go blind of deaf and why?
Blind because both suck, but still having music would make it easier.

12. How old is too old?
Age ain’t nothing but a number.

13. Where did you see yourself in 15 years?
Absolutely no clue

14. Who’s your hero?
There’s a few people I admire, but no heroes.

15. What’s your favourite colour?
Black

16. What song could you live without ever hearing again?
Anything by Celine Dion

17. Metallica or Madonna?
Metallica

18. What’s your most hated vice?
Where to start…

19. Who is the most tragic figure in history?
Bobby Kennedy and MLK

20. What are the top three live shows you’ve seen in your life?
Radiohead, Daft Punk, and can’t think of a third one right now.