Overthrow

Toronto's premier weekly electronic music Podcast.
 
Stemming from its roots as a Facebook group in 2012, TRC brings Toronto-area electronic music fans together as one community.  The platform is an extension of this mission, providing a fully-integrated and unified ecosystem for electronic music fans to connect, and be the trusted source for local talent, events, and global music news through community-driven editorial and podcasting.

The TRC Sessions Podcast features artists in the GTA, as well as incoming touring artists.  New episodes released every Wednesday night.

I make music for the adventure of exploring the world of sound and artistic interpretation.  Music (or any form of art/communication) operates in and relies on a context of shared symbolic interpretation.  It is a means of expressing interactions, perceptions, and Truth in an experiential way; with a looser sense of the context.  This produces a range of expression and interpretation that, perhaps, mere words (another form of sound symbols) cannot. It is also simply enjoyable and uniquely human.  When it comes to what I "create," I am never at the caliber I wish.  However, I am always glad as I reflect on my journey thus far.  This "portfolio" of mine is meant to be a glimpse/invitation into my adventures with music.  It is my hope that my pieces invite you to question your personal views of and "preferences" in music and encourages you to consider the world we live in.  Thank you to all who are willing to interact with this expedition.  

If you want to hear more on my thoughts as a producer check out this artist interview I participated in here:
http://corelife.squarespace.com/artist-interviews/2016/1/24/mark-kelsey
Or message me anytime.

*This music is shared for personal use and enjoyment.  Downloads of my files should not be reposted as another's work.  They should not be remixed or used commercially in any way without my personal consent prior to such activities*  
This is merely a precaution.  I invite all inquiry for collaboration and artistic sharing/conversation in many forms.  Feel free to ask questions.  Thanks again to all who care to listen.

MTWAT / WyldCard Records / NV’D Records / OKNF / Sweets & Treats / House Of Hustle / Ghetto Ghetto / House Keepers / Nite Records / Late Night Munchies /  BrashBeats / Red Paradise / Nightenjin / Admit One / Build It Records /                        Chub Rub / Prescribed / Rock Bottom Records / OFDM / Groovy Bone / SPOON FED

Host of Nightenjin Radio

Promo/Bookings : 
colinthomasmzk@gmail.com

Now is the time to get acquainted with Colin Thomas and his vast spectrum of bassline-driven productions. Hot off a massive 2019, the Toronto-based producer is without a doubt one to watch in 2020. 

Hailing from the City of Roses, Colin Thomas has naturally been influenced by the hip hop scene, but finds his distinct stride in dance music. The result often thrives somewhere between bass house, tech house, or any variation, but there’s no sense in labeling a vibe. 

This past year has generated an exciting mix of releases via House Of Hustle, OKNF AND Nite Records. Whether it’s the lush, gritty nature of “One,” his booty shaking “Disco,” or frisky rhythms heard in "Too Much” — Colin Thomas consistently turns heads with his genre-bending approach.

Having made his mark in night clubs, from Detroit to Toronto, Colin Thomas continues to give the crowd exactly what they came for. With a catalog that boasts a blend of deep cuts and late night bangers, this rising talent guides the function with conviction.

Keep an ear out for Colin Thomas, because this won’t be the last time you hear the name.

Overthrow

Mark Kelsey